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  • Road mapping drivers of physician burnout and career satisfaction

    Defining the prevalence, causes, and consequences of physician burnout across the career span, and developing evidence-based interventions that improve the work-lives of physicians and the care they provide to patients.

  • Leading through discovery

    Defining the prevalence, causes, and consequences of physician burnout across the career span, and developing evidence-based interventions that improve the work-lives of physicians and the care they provide to patients.

  • Exceptional research leads to evidence-based strategies

    Defining the prevalence, causes, and consequences of physician burnout across the career span, and developing evidence-based interventions that improve the work-lives of physicians and the care they provide to patients.

About the researcher

Liselotte (Lotte) N. Dyrbye, M.D., M.H.P.E. Email Publications

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Colin P. West, M.D., Ph.D. Email Publications

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The Mayo Clinic Program on Physician Well-Being evaluates the entire spectrum of personal, professional and organizational factors influencing physician well-being, satisfaction and productivity, researching optimal organizational approaches to prevent physician stress, and creating a positive energy workplace.

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Platforms of Excellence

The Mayo Clinic Program on Physician Well-Being centers its work on four platforms of excellence including intervention research, epidemiological research, research that translates into practice strategies and physician well-being metrics.

Platforms of excellence

Publications

The Mayo Clinic Program on Physician Well-Being researchers are widely published in the areas of identifying, preventing, treating, and reducing physician burnout and promoting physician well-being.

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Mayo's Program on Physician Well-Being has shared its research findings and physician well-being initiatives through more than 1,000 media events in addition to broadcasts with national news outlets and publications in dozens of the top print news agencies.

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Mayo's Approach to Physician Well-Being

The Mayo Clinic commitment to physicians' career and personal well-being is manifested in a multipronged organizational approach.

Mayo's approach to physician well-being

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Contact the Mayo Clinic Program on Physician Well-Being about physician burnout and physician well-being research projects or collaboration opportunities.

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