Developing Resilience: Lessons from a Leader and a Patient
David Zaas, MD, MBA | President, Duke Raleigh Hospital
Burnout among healthcare workers is increasingly recognized and rising. Experience as a physician, health system leader, and a patient have created new insights into the need to solve this critical problem impacting our health delivery systems.
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From Words to Wellness: Promoting Health Equity through Translation
This webinar will explore the critical intersection of language access and health equity. This engaging event will cover a range of topics, including: Language Barriers: Address the challenges posed by language barriers and their impact on healthcare access and outcomes. Translation Technology: Discover advancements in translation technology and how they are revolutionizing communication in healthcare.
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A Toolbox for Work-Life Balance
2pm ET / 1pm CT / 12pm MT / 11am PT – Do you ever feel like you live at work? Do you have a difficult time getting in enough “ME Time” to balance work and life? In this webinar, we will consider some of our roadblocks that get in our way and identify techniques
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Culture & Leadership: The Impact of Patients and Families on Decision-Making
By Kelly Foran This is the fourth blog in a series of eight by The Beryl Institute’s Global Patient & Family Advisory Board (GPFAB). The intent of this series is to present our perspective on patients’ and families’ lived experience through each of the strategic lenses of The Beryl Institute’s Experience Framework. The Experience Framework
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