Course overview

Knowledge, insights and practical techniques to help build personal resilience and avoid burnout

There is a robust evidence base showing that burnout is now a global problem in healthcare. Overall, the evidence suggests that many clinicians worldwide will experience burnout in their careers and that burnout rates are rising.

Burnout is linked with medicolegal risk. It impacts on quality of care, errors and harm and can contribute to a minimised empathic response. Physicians with burnout had more than twice the odds of self-reported medical error, after adjusting for speciality, work hours, fatigue and work unit safety rating. There is an effect on cognitive function such as memory and decision-making and an impact on colleagues, teams and the organisation.^1,2,3

Increasing the resilience of clinicians, teams and organisations maximises the chances of optimum patient outcomes, reduces medicolegal risk and allows them to continue to practice safe and enjoyable clinical practice, despite increasing demands.

Drawing on a wide range of expertise, research and experience the workshop explores:

the extent to which burnout has been identified as a risk for patients, clinicians and healthcare organisations
key personal factors that have been identified as potential barriers to achieving resilience in the workplace
organisational factors that can facilitate or impede resilience in teams and organisations
lessons that can be learnt from resilient individuals and systems outside of healthcare
simple, practical ways to ensure that key drivers of burnout are understood and addressed.

^{1 Hall et al, 2016}^{2 Salyers et al. 2016}^{3 Shanafelt et al. 2017}

Course details

Duration
3.5 hours

Number of participants
18-21 optimum, 12 minimum, 25 maximum

Format
This interactive workshop is a mix of research and expert opinion, reflective exercises and group discussions.

Participants are able to share experience and pool knowledge, enabling critical comparison of their skills with their peers and peer learning.

Video case studies are used to enable participants to analyse and reflect upon their own skills.

Faculty
Cognitive Institute faculty are senior clinicians with over 20 years’ experience. They have attained accreditation after undertaking intensive formal training, and are skilled in the delivery of education to healthcare professionals, organisation-wide.

Each of our faculty are drawn from differing health backgrounds and offer a rich and diverse experience of health service delivery and education. They have delivered and supported implementation of courses and programmes in a range of public and private healthcare organisations across the Asia Pacific and United Kingdom.

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Points
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Participants will be provided with a certificate on request.

Who should attend

Outcomes

The Building Resilience and Avoiding Burnout workshop will provide you with the skills to:

Recognise signs of burnout
Examine the impact of burnout on individuals, clinical teams and patient care
Review the evidence around resilience, burnout and risk
Examine the role of psychosocial safety, work-life balance and proactive coping strategies in building resilience
Develop practical strategies to build personal and influence team resilience
Understand the balance of personal and organisational approaches required to build resilience and avoid burnout.

Workshop participants will examine a number of approaches and devices to assist them in building resilience and avoid burnout. These tools assist participants to identify areas of significant burnout risk, engage with colleagues to improve personal and team resilience and redesign processes essential to the delivery of resilient, safe, high quality care.

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Building Resilience and Avoiding Burnout

Knowledge, insights and practical techniques to help build personal resilience and avoid burnout.

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Type	For organisations
Duration	Half day
Delivery Mode	In-house at your organisation
Participants	Up to 25
Delivered By	Experienced Cognitive Institute medical faculty