2024 Atlanta Cluster
Monday, October 21 – Wednesday, October 23, 2024Thriving Together: Well-being Solutions for What We’ve Been Missing in Healthcare Delivery
Professional well-being is so important in healthcare, but with so many different strategies and initiatives aimed at reducing burnout and improving wellness, it can be hard to know where to invest for the greatest return. While the focus has mainly been on clinicians, healthcare leaders across the spectrum are facing increasing rates of stress and burnout, causing many to leave the profession. Decisions around how to best support their teams during ongoing crises and workforce shortages can be a significant challenge, causing what experts refer to as “moral distress.” These decisions have only intensified over the last few years, and there is an imminent need to implement evidence-based strategies to make a positive impact.
Join this dynamic session to learn from two leading experts in the fields of wellness and ethics about the best tools and expert models that can help you make the financial and operational case to support professional well-being and reduce moral distress. You will learn more about how effective healthcare well-being models go beyond individual emotional support to truly optimize the organization’s ability to foster practice and culture change. You will also explore decision-making frameworks for moving beyond moral distress to create workplaces where everyone can thrive.
Seminar Objectives:
- Describe evidence-based models and expert recommendations beyond traditional human resource offerings for improving professional well-being.
- Identify how healthcare leaders from all areas can influence their surroundings to improve professional well-being.
- Apply an ethical decision-making framework to a variety of scenarios centered around reducing moral distress and improving well-being.
Who Should Attend:
C-Suite executives, senior-level decision makers and clinical leaders
Presented By:
Jason Lesandrini, FACHE, Founder/CEO, The Ethics Architect/AVP Ethics, Advanced Care Planning & Spiritual Health, Wellstar Health System
Jennifer Bickel, MD, Chief Wellness Officer, Moffitt Cancer Center
