Do No Harm
"First, do no harm." Healthcare professionals learn this as the primary principle in caring for others. What about the harm we experience as healthcare workers? In this Hope4Med episode, Dr. JB explores the differences between burnout and moral injury, how the current healthcare system contributes to these issues, and what we can do to initiate change.
Topics of discussion:
00:00 Introduction
00:54 Every movement starts with awareness of the issue
03:37 The reality of the healthcare system...we need to intervene
06:55 The harm we experience as a healthcare professional
09:53 What is burnout?
13:14 What is moral injury?
16:40 Final thoughts
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