Clinician Well-Being at The Ohio State University: A Case Study
National Academy of Medicine
Format:
Website
Publication Date:
2019//26/Auhust
Sources ID:
116744
Notes:
This is an Exemplary Instance --Ellen
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Private
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The purpose of this case study is to provide readers with tangible information to understand how The Ohio State University (Ohio State) has adopted programs and policies that support well-being. This case study is not a prescriptive roadmap. Rather, the authors hope that this case study will serve as an idea-generating resource for leaders working to improve the well-being of our nation’s clinicians, trainees, and students. This case study provides an overview of well-being initiatives at Ohio State’s College of Medicine, College of Nursing, Emergency Medicine Residency Program, and the Wexner Medical Center. The development of this case study was informed by extensive interviews with Ohio State leadership, faculty, staff, and students.