Webinar: A strategic imperative — Effective solutions to addressing clinician burnout

Burnout among the clinical workforce has been a major challenge in healthcare for some time but the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the problem. Surveys over the last year show burnout is high as healthcare workers deal with the heightened stress of extreme and unsafe conditions. 

If organizations weren’t addressing burnout before 2020, they should now in order to retain vital staff now and for the future.

In this webinar, a diverse panel of experts will discuss strategies healthcare organizations can deploy to reduce burnout among their workforce such as technology solutions, staffing models and workflow improvements.  

Join this webinar to: 

• Hear from experts about the key drivers of burnout 
• Learn effectives strategies that mitigate burnout 
• Gain advice for how to effectively implement burnout solutions
   

Edward Abraham, MD
Chief Medical Advisor
Bright.md

Dr. Edward Abraham is a physician executive with an exceptional track record of success and innovation in leading and transforming academic medical centers, including health care delivery, finances, research and educational programs. Most recently, he served as Executive Vice President for Health Affairs and CEO of the University of Miami Health System, an academic medical center with more than $2.5 billion/year in revenue, 1,300 physicians, and over 10,000 employees. In this role, he led the health system to its two best years of financial performance as well as to its highest levels of inpatient and ambulatory volumes, quality, and patient satisfaction.

M. Bridget Duffy, MD
Chief Medical Officer
Vocera Communications, Inc. 

As the Chief Medical Officer of Vocera, Dr. Duffy plays a key role in new product innovations, customer relations, and accelerating adoption of technologies that safeguard the physiological, emotional, and physical well-being of healthcare workers.  Empowered by professional experiences and personal stories, Dr. Duffy inspires leaders across the country to disrupt the status quo and reimagine the future of healthcare. For more than 25 years, she has been unrelenting in her mission to humanize healthcare. She started her journey as a physician in the trenches and became the country’s first chief experience officer in healthcare, establishing that role at the Cleveland Clinic. Now, as a founding partner of the CEO Coalition, she is urgently focused on setting new standards of safety that recognize protecting emotional and psychological well-being is as important as physical safety and that promoting health justice is needed to ensure all healthcare team members are free from racial injustice and other biases.  

Jeff Richards
Co-Founder and COO
SnapNurse

Jeff Richards is COO and co-founder of SnapMedTech, Inc dba as SnapNurse. Jeff attended Emory University school of medicine’s anesthesia program and received his Master’s in Medical Science in Anesthesia in 1998. Jeff spent 19 years working at Grady Health System, the largest public health teaching and trauma hospital in the southeast. From 2008-2017, Jeff was the Director of Anesthesia at Grady Hospital, working as clinician, educator and department leader. In 2017, after receiving his MBA, he joined Cherie Kloss to co-found SnapNurse and has spent the last four years developing and growing the business to deliver much needed healthcare providers all across the country. SnapNurse has established itself as the largest and most successful digital staffing platform in the United States with over 150,000 healthcare providers in the database.
 

Maria Castellucci
Content Strategist
Modern Healthcare

Maria is a content strategist who helps develop events, conferences and custom content at Modern Healthcare. Prior to joining the education and events department, Maria was a reporter for more than four years at Modern Healthcare, spending the last three covering the safety and quality beat. She graduated from Columbia College Chicago with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and minor in public relations.
 

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