Reigniting the Joy of Practice: Remembering Our Patients are the Source
Daniel L. Kopp, MD, Physician Consultant, Creative Health Care Management
With so much despair over the rapidly changing landscape of healthcare, and so many individuals approaching or reaching burnout, it still remains a career in which the true rewards of service can be realized. Join Dr. Dan Kopp for a stimulating exploration of the primary motivators for serving in this challenging field and tactics to reclaim joy in our work through improved patient relationships.
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