Family physician well-being
Whether you’re a physician in a large system, private practice, or rural setting, you may face stressors that lead you to question your career path.
Are you feeling anxious or overwhelmed? Are you getting enough sleep and eating to nourish your body? Do you have time for activities you enjoy? If you’re not feeling good, it’s harder to provide the kind of care—and leadership—that inspired you to become a physician in the first place.
This section offers support you need to reduce the burnout you're feeling, improve your leadership skills and find the joy you've been missing in practice.
Other resources to help you address burnout
While self-care is essential, we want to balance that with information supporting your efforts to change the system you work within.
Program
Leading Physician Well-being
Develop leadership skills and create systemic change to improve well-being for you and other staff in your organization.
Resource
Administrative simplification
Less charting and paperwork allows you more time for what matters to you, in office and at home.
Resource
Billing and coding
Accurate coding supports payment, reduces audit risk and captures the complexity of the care you provide.
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Payment models
How you’re paid influences how you organize care—everything from the length of appointments to how you staff your practice.
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Social determinants of health
As the primary health care provider for underserved populations, you see their challenges first-hand.
Replaying sessions from the Physician Health and Well-being Conference
Experts in physician wellness will help you develop action plans to promote your personal well-being and well-being in your practice or organization.
Online CME