Shrinking Burnout
Shrinking Burnout
The Burnout Shrinks
Burnout in Social Work: The COVID19 Experience
23 minutes Posted Jun 19, 2020 at 4:57 pm.
This week we interviewed Angie, a social worker working on an inpatient psychiatric unit who tells us more about her experiences during COVID19 and beyond. Burnout is not a concept unique to physicians and certainly affects all medical specialties
Many clinicians are fearful of being perceived as a patient by their colleagues which serves as a barrier to seeking care
Angie tells us more about her role on the inpatient psychiatric unit
challenges that arise with an interdisciplinary framework with respect to the medical hierarchy
and the inherent emotional challenges that arise when working with mentally ill patients
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This week we interviewed Angie, a social worker working on an inpatient psychiatric unit who tells us more about her experiences during COVID19 and beyond. Burnout is not a concept unique to physicians and certainly affects all medical specialties (1:40). Many clinicians are fearful of being perceived as a patient by their colleagues which serves as a barrier to seeking care (5:50). Angie tells us more about her role on the inpatient psychiatric unit (6:46), challenges that arise with an interdisciplinary framework with respect to the medical hierarchy (10:10), and the inherent emotional challenges that arise when working with mentally ill patients (21:00).