Burnout
& Employee Wellness
Resources
In the face of the unparalleled challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic and the global public health emergency, the Missouri Primary Care Association recognizes the importance of offering support and strategies to help health centers combat burnout and moral injury. Even before COVID-19, many healthcare workers already faced burnout. Now this crisis is presenting the state’s workforce with even greater hardships and moral dilemmas that are very likely to intensify.
No one is exempt from burnout or the signs of it such as stress, exhaustion, sleep deprivation, depression, etc. We all need help to navigate these difficult challenges of the current moment and the long-term effects of COVID-19. The following resources offer more information on how to support personal health and well-being.
Publications
Webinar:
"Ensuring Clinician Well-Being in an Age of Uncertainty - Emerging Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic and a Systems Approach to the Future"
National Academy of Medicine
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Building Resilience Among Physical & Behavioral Healthcare Providers
During a Global Health Pandemic
Mental Health Technology Transfer Center Network
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Disaster Helpline Brochure
Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
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Past Events
Face to Face Burnout Seminar in April of 2019
December 2020, Virtual Lunch-n-Learn:
How to Support the Well-Being of Ourselves and Each Other
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March 2021 Webinar:
Burnout and Healing in the Face of a Global Pandemic
May 2021: 5 Part Virtual Recruitment Best Practices Webinar:
One of the sessions focused on Burnout.
Upcoming & Current Events
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2021 3RNET Learning Academy “Retention and Regeneration: Enhancing your Recruitment for Retention Process from the Ground Up.” 6 part webinar series, October 5 – December 14. (contact Joni Adamson at 573.636.4222 to learn how to participate for free and waive the $500 registration fee)
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Relias Learning Management System: many resources are available through your MPCA sponsored Relias membership
(contact Natalie Dykman at 573.636.4222 to gain log-in and access)
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Medical Group Management Association (MGMA): resources are available through your MPCA sponsored MGMA membership
(contact Shannon Bafaro at 573.636.4222 to gain log-in and access)
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Coming Soon: additional trainings and resources in process include a resource page on MPCA’s website and a partnership with Harvard Medical School, Center for Primary Care to focus on transformational leadership case-based learning