Healthcare Resiliency

Physicians, nurses, social workers, and healthcare workers are just humans caring for other humans - but are working in one of the most regulated work environments, where the demands and expectations are great. Healthcare worker burnout is at an all-time high. We know that healthcare workers also need to be cared for and fortunately there are some very effective and simple things that can be done that boosts the resiliency of clinicians and combats burnout.

Physician Leadership

Fostering leadership skills among physicians to enhance healthcare delivery and resilience.

Wound Care

Advancing techniques and knowledge of best practice standards in wound care is important to achieve the desired wound healing patient outcomes. According to the NIH, chronic wound and ulcer care costs between $30 - $100 billion dollars, annually. However, studies show that effective and timely wound care (usually provided weekly) can result in significantly better outcomes for patients and substantial healthcare cost reductions.

Leadership FAQ

What is physician leadership?

Physician leadership involves guiding healthcare teams by leveraging medical expertise and promoting effective collaboration with other physicians, nurses, social workers, other healthcare workers and administrators for better patient outcomes.

Why is leadership important?

Leadership guides the vision, improves teamwork/safety, and ensures effective patient care in healthcare settings.