Woot woot! Thrilled to share the results of our NATIONAL, multi-site RCT studying @BT4GME among women trainees. Statistically and clinically significant improvement in every domain of distress and wellbeing we measured. Proud of our incredible coaching and research teams!
RCT: web-based professional group-coaching can improve outcomes of well-being and mitigate symptoms of burnout for women physician trainees. Participants had 53% lower odds of burnout at follow-up, with a number needed to treat of 11. https://t.co/1172Jhu7DB
An online life coaching program for female physicians decreases burnout, increases self-compassion and cures impostor syndrome, according to a new study https://t.co/DbddCj8upl via @ConversationUS@AMannimalMD
Forced positivity and pushing people to "look on the bright side" is a well-worn leadership strategy.
Yet, rather than serving resilience, it actually undermines it.
Resilience in people and organizations is borne of an openness to the full range of normal human emotions.
So much of our capacity in life comes from centering the self and being in a place of self-trust.
It takes time to cultivate this. We build these skills by making and keeping small promises to ourselves.
Very proud to be at a residency that supports this work and know the incredible leaders that designed and managed this study. Here’s to plugging up the leaky pipeline and supporting women at all stages of their career!
I’m thinking about the women who laid the foundation this was built on. @dyrbye@PalamaraMcgrath and others, thank you! @BreneBrown and @SusanDavid_PhD thank you for teaching the importance of emotional granularity- it’s changed my life and inspired this work.
So proud of this! Big thanks to our team, the incredible women who participated. We really are #bettertogether@TyraFainstadMD@BT4GME
Online Group-Coaching Program to Reduce Burnout in Female Resident Physicians https://t.co/dkpjMfNmAH via @JAMANetworkOpen@JAMANetwork
@CArnold_GI @Dogtor_Evie@TyraFainstadMD@BT4GME Thank you! We dont wish to shift the narrative away from institutional responsibility for workplace culture and wellbeing. we believe that institutions can and MUST demonstrate commitment to changing culture BY investing in programs like this. It’s not “us” or “them” but “we”.