The Chief Wellness Officer: A long overdue catalyst for systemic change in Emergency Medicine

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Shabana Walia · The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston

Kristen E. Nordenholz · University of Colorado Denver

Diann M. Krywko · Medical University of South Carolina

Jeffrey G. Norvell · University of Kansas Medical Center

Keia VR Hewitt · Medical University of South Carolina

Katerina Tsapos Parmele · Calvert Memorial Hospital

Randall M. Levin

Abstract

A CWO and team with an organisational voice and a C-suite stakeholder's seat are essential to centralising and leading effective wellness efforts and innovations in EM and other specialities. This team will improve the work environment and culture and begin to fix our broken healthcare system and providers.

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Healthcare professionals’ stress and burnout Clinical Reasoning and Diagnostic Skills Innovations in Medical Education

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Published in: The International Journal of Health Planning and Management

Volume 39, Issue 1, pp. 141-151

DOI: 10.1002/hpm.3714

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The Chief Wellness Officer: A long overdue catalyst for systemic change in Emergency Medicine

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