Core Investigator at CSHIIP in VA Greater LA; VA HSR&D CDA Awardee; Adjunct Policy Researcher at RAND; opinions are my own; retweets are not endorsements
Secure Messages, Video Visits, and Burnout Among Primary Care Providers in the Veterans Health Administration: National Survey Study https://t.co/OuUPCBcpU2
Virtual providers, via contingency staffing visits, may be associated with lower provider and staff burnout in primary care, but only when clinics are not fully staffed with in-person providers. https://t.co/GAhofJgGkZ @EricApaydin
Had a wonderful time with @DonnaZulman in the VA-SGIM Partnered Research Fellowship. Thank you so much for your mentorship, and thanks to @vahsrd and @SocietyGIM for the program!
From the kickoff poster session at #SGIM24, @EricApaydin and @DonnaZulman at his poster "Burnout Among Primary Care Providers and Staff in VA Clinics Utilizing Virtual Contingency Staffing"
Hot off the (virtual) press! It's our VA HSR sessions guide for the upcoming @SocietyGIM conference! This year's meeting is in Hub of the Universe, Boston! Hard copies will be available onsite at the VA HSR booth at the meeting.
"Ensuring safe and healthy working conditions for veterans should be a priority of policies & programs to improve employment opportunities for this population." Recent @UM_PSC postdoc Margaret Whitley & @EricApaydin coauthor insights for @RANDCorporation. https://t.co/UWhIQJaTci
ICYMI: "In general, most published studies of comparisons of quality of care show that Veterans getting care from VA get the same or better quality care than Veterans getting VA-paid community care or the general public getting non-VA care."
https://t.co/cKAfyFjY84
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Engaged 🙇🏻♂️providers and staff were less likely to be burned out 😣- even during the pandemic!
https://t.co/dAcKnawcZp
🚨 New burnout paper! 🚨 Engaged primary care providers and staff were less likely to be burned out during the early pandemic despite COVID-19 burden and telehealth use.
Higher rates of burnout reported by physicians who were unapproved to telework (despite being able to work remotely) than full-time teleworkers, especially in primary care. https://t.co/e7SaOamrRk v@lucindaleungmd @vahsrd@va_cshiip@ucla_gimhsr
🚨New paper🚨: burnout and moral distress among VA physicians ⬇️ as the pandemic begin if workload ⬇️ or psych safety or org sat ⬆️. COVID cases and restrictions had no effect.
Co-authors: David Mohr, @seppo_rinne, @BrianneMolloy, Brandon Li
CC: @VA_CSHIIP@VA_CHOIR@vahsrd
Changes in Burnout and Moral Distress Among Veterans Health Administration (VA) Physicians Before and During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Mohr, David C. PhD; et. al.
JOEM 65(7):p 605-609, July 2023
https://t.co/NbKu9jsZJr
#JOEM#Covid-19 #burnout