Building a program on well-being: Key design considerations to meet the unique needs of each organization
February 1, 2019 Journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges
This article discusses the purpose, scope, structure, metrics of success and framework for action for organizational well-being programs that are intended to reduce physician burnout. These programs can oversee organizational efforts to reduce the occupational risk for burnout, cultivate professional well-being among health care professionals and optimize the function of health care systems.
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