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Statement on Removing Intrusive Mental Health Questions from Hospital Credentialing Applications
Tackling the Health Care Workforce Crisis through Human Innovation
Doctors and nurses are dying by suicide, as America’s health care workers call for change
When Someone Great Is Gone
Virginia Removing Barriers for HCWs to Seek Counseling
Myth or fact? Medical boards must probe mental health history
Will there be any emergency doctors to see you in the future?
Caring for health care providers as they care for patients
TAKING A STAND AGAINST CLINICIAN BURNOUT
Key credentialing change has big upside for physician well-being
Why Minnesota changed key query to promote physician well-being
How one state is reducing physician mental health stigma
Va. bill aims to reduce mental health stigma for health care workers
How Virginia’s getting rid of obstacles to physician well-being
Health care workers often don’t seek help for themselves. A bill aims to change the culture.
Virginia has a first-of-its-kind plan to help healthcare workers feel more supported and valued
4 PREDICTIONS FOR HEALTHCARE IN 2023
ALL IN: Caring for Virginia’s Caregivers Initiative Launches to Improve and Protect Clinician’s Mental Health and Well-Being
US News: Give Health Care Workers the Mental Health Support They Deserve
Doctor, You Are Still Human — Prioritizing personal mental health and well-being remains essential
New Survey Reveals Current Physician Practice Environment is Not Sustainable to Improve Health Outcomes
Doctor’s legacy preserved through mental health advocacy for medical professionals
“The Dr Lorna Breen Health Care Provider Protection Act is groundbreaking.”
On National Physician Suicide Awareness Day, doctors raise the alarm on physician deaths
Delaware doctors now have easier access to mental health so we can help ourselves — and you
Physician burnout, depression, and suicide
How hospital is preventing staff burnout amid pandemic stress
The Importance of Advocacy Increased during the Pandemic
ALL IN Awards $500K to Four Healthcare Organizations!
Healthcare Finally Prioritizing Providers’ Mental Health
Johnson & Johnson: What the Lorna Breen Law means for nurses and other healthcare professionals
‘It’s all preventable’: tackling America’s workplace suicide epidemic
A new law aims to address the mental health crisis among healthcare workers – but barriers to care persist
"A lot more change is needed to ensure we take care of those who care for us. As we begin to comprehend the mental health impact of the pandemic—and especially the effects on the healthcare workforce—we must continue to remove barriers to care that reflect this new...
The roots of burnout start early. See: Applying to medical school
Opinion: We need to do more to prevent burnout among health care workers
