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A Night of Champions
A Night of Champions
Did you watch the game last night? What a game, right? While Messi, Mbappé and other champions were preparing and…
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A Look Back at the Top Burnout Stories of the YearDec 30, 2019
A Look Back at the Top Burnout Stories of the Year
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Mindful Leadership as a Tool for Improving HealthcareAug 29, 2019
Mindful Leadership as a Tool for Improving Healthcare
Over the course of my 17 years working in the health technology space, I’ve been growing a startup that provides a…
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Hospitalists’ hard work not reflected in metrics, report showsMar 7, 2019
Hospitalists’ hard work not reflected in metrics, report shows
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Burnout Buster Day: Lightning Bolt Listens and Leads on Physician BurnoutOct 23, 2018
Burnout Buster Day: Lightning Bolt Listens and Leads on Physician Burnout
How do we end physician burnout? Is it possible for technology, which is often cited as a major factor in physician…
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Better scheduling leads to better outcomes — across sectorsMay 15, 2018
Better scheduling leads to better outcomes — across sectors
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Burnout initiatives are set up to failApr 24, 2018
Burnout initiatives are set up to fail
Job-related burnout is a problem across many professions. In medicine, burnout is a case of friction between…
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4 key takeaways from the “Physician Burnout: A Public Health Crisis” panelApr 4, 2018
4 key takeaways from the “Physician Burnout: A Public Health Crisis” panel
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Doctors are dangerously tired, and health care leaders aren’t taking actionNov 9, 2017
Doctors are dangerously tired, and health care leaders aren’t taking action
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Supply and Demand in Healthcare: It’s ComplicatedJun 12, 2017
Supply and Demand in Healthcare: It’s Complicated
Supply and demand is a fundamental economic law that determines everything from the cost of kiwis to our salaries…
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Suvas Vajracharya shared thisSuvas Vajracharya shared thisWant to support healthcare burnout and mental health at #HIMSS23? Sign up as a fundraiser here: https://lnkd.in/gJ733u-A #HealtheHealers #Physicians #Burnout #HealthcareIT #WomeninHIT #SafeStaffing #Himss2023 #healthcare #mentalhealth
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Suvas Vajracharya shared thisSuvas Vajracharya shared thisSo excited for our launch in just 2 weeks. #chanschool #michellewilliams #walterwillett #thichnhathanh #mindfulness #nutrition #plumvillage
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Suvas Vajracharya shared thisSuvas Vajracharya shared thisThe very first Summit at the Summit was held in October of 2011. Great memories of beautiful people coming together to learn, grow and inspire ourselves and others. In 2012 we gathered at Stillheart and then at Stanford for the next 8 years. In 2023 I'm delighted to welcome you back to my home for a beautiful day with meaningful speakers: June 15, 2022 – Flourishing Summit Agenda – 8:00 - 8:30am: Refreshments, Welcome and Overview 8:30 - 9:10am: The Art and Science of Human Connection with Jessica Grossmeier 9:20 - 10:00am: Born to Move with Laura Putnam 10:10 - 10:50am: Life Hacks for Flourishing in Challenging Times with Hemalee Patel 11:00 - 11:40am: Cultivating Unconditional Self-Worth with Dr. Meag-gan O'Reilly 11:50 - 12:30pm: Science-based Practices for Loving your Body with Maryam Makowski, PhD, FACN, NBC-HWC 12:40 - 1:40pm: Lunch, connecting and nature exploration 1:40 - 2:20pm: Showing up as Yourself. Authenticity and Self-Compassion as a way to find Professional Fulfillment: Al'ai Alvarez 2:30 - 3:10pm: Creating Ecosystems for Flourishing: Nature-based Solutions for Transformation with Dr. Noémie Le Pertel, EdD, MPH 3:20 - 4pm - Fire Side Chat - The Past, Present and Future of Psychedelics for WellBeing with Sylvestre Quevedo The fire pit will stay open for anyone who wishes to extend the conversation and watch the sunset. I’m looking forward to connecting with each of you! Scholarships and Caregiver discounts available: https://lnkd.in/grR6sPiE Photos below from 2011 #wellness #flourishing #wellbeing
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Suvas Vajracharya shared thisFriends, After a rough weekend battling a virus, I was floored to wake up this morning and learn that The Nocturnists was nominated for not 1 but 2 The Webby Awards! 1st, for our "Shame in Medicine" series in the category of Best Limited Series: Health, Science, & Education. But 2nd and far more surprising is the nomination for our "Conversations" series in the category of Best Interview/Talk Show. This category isn't exclusive to health or indie podcasts; it's straight up for the best interview podcast. Other nominees include the great Jon Stewart, Kara Swisher, and more (!!!) I can't emphasize enough how proud I am of our tiny, mighty, independent team. We have no podcast network. We are attached to no institution. We operate on grants and donations from individuals and organizations who believe in our mission of humanizing healthcare, and we are so grateful for the community we have built. Thanks from the bottom of my heart to everyone who makes The Nocturnists possible. And cast your vote for us here! For "Shame": https://lnkd.in/giBV9DPg For "Conversations": https://lnkd.in/g-Kf-Uf6 Yours, Emily #healthcare #storytelling #podcast #medicine
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Suvas Vajracharya shared thisAfter 2 years of creative work, I'm thrilled to announce today's launch of The Nocturnists' new audio documentary series, "Shame in Medicine: The Lost Forest." Drawing on the stories of over 200 healthcare workers across the United States, the United Kingdom, and beyond, this series explores how shame manifests in medical culture, and invites conversation about the future of healthcare. There's so many ways to engage with this series, beyond just listening! We've created free discussion guides for each episode, tips for how to host a conversation in your community, an outreach kit, further resources & more. Learn more about the project, and listen to episode 1, here: https://lnkd.in/dr7RSAdY Thank you so much to our collaborators at The University of Exeter and Duke University for making this work possible. #storytelling in #medicine #healthcare Leah Houston, MD Drea Burbank Chelsea Turgeon MD Sachin H. Jain, MD, MBA Thu Nguyen, MPA-HSA Mark Shapiro, MD Marlene M. Bill Doherty Daniel Yang, MD Jessie Mahoney MD Nisha Mehta, MD Eric Tait M.D., MBA Paula Muto, MD Anjani Mahabashya Jenna Lester Ari Hoffman David Dibble Stesha Doku Ali Ansary Jamie Fitch Megan Melo, MD Joshua Lang Leila Alpers
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Suvas Vajracharya shared thisHope you can help bring awareness by voting on this important topic. #physicianwellness
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Suvas Vajracharya reacted on thisWow, Ravin, you’ve described this better than I could have: “You can't out-supplement a chronically stressed nervous system. The most powerful tool for your long-term health might be learning to recognize which mind state you're in — and building small daily practices to shift toward green and blue mind states.” 💯!Suvas Vajracharya reacted on thisI recently attended a workshop at the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, and one insight has stayed with me ever since: 🔸Your mental state is literally changing your cells in real time.🔸 Here's what the research from Dr. Elissa Epel's lab at UCSF shows: When you're chronically stressed, your mitochondria — the tiny powerhouses inside nearly every cell — start to break down. Cellular repair stalls. Telomeres (the protective caps on your chromosomes) shorten faster. Your body is so busy surviving, it stops maintaining. But when you shift into a state of deep rest? The opposite happens. 🔴 Red Mind (fight-or-flight) — short bursts are fine, chronic stress is the problem 🟡 Yellow Mind (residual stress) — that low-grade mental hum most of us carry all day 🟢 Green Mind (relaxation) — nature, leisure, recovery 🔵 Blue Mind (deep rest) — meditation, breathwork, yoga nidra — where real cellular restoration happens The remarkable finding: deep rest states don't just feel good. They trigger autophagy — your body's cellular recycling system — and may actually reactivate telomerase, the enzyme that protects your chromosomes. You can't out-supplement a chronically stressed nervous system. The most powerful tool for your long-term health might be learning to recognize which mind state you're in — and building small daily practices to shift toward green and blue. What's your go-to practice for getting out of yellow mind? I'd love to hear what works for you. Agah Medical Elissa Epel #CellularHealth #Mitochondria #StressAndHealth #Longevity #MindBodyMedicine #PreventiveMedicine #Wellness
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Suvas Vajracharya liked thisI’m excited to have my life’s work featured here. Correction: I am not an Olympic Athlete - although I did compete in the Olympic Trials in 1988. We also don’t have a yurt, yet. 🛖 The best is yet to come. ✨🫶🏼✨Suvas Vajracharya liked thisFrom Olympic athlete to well-being visionary, Patty "Oma" de Vries journey led her to create Living Well USA Rooted in a deep connection to nature and the science of well-being, she empowers individuals and leaders to find inner peace and resilience. #Transformation #WellnessJourney #PattyPurpurdeVries #LivingWellUSA #NatureHeals Read More : https://lnkd.in/dVPgFmBG
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Suvas Vajracharya liked thisSuvas Vajracharya liked thisLEGEND. An incredible look at the career of Jimmy Johnson from his time as a player to now 🏈 Sound Manipulations, Inc. had an opportunity to collaborate with Engine Room Hollywood video and NFL on FOX Sports to create the custom music score for the Jimmy Johnson: ‘NFL on Fox tribute to his legendary career, aired on Super Bowl Pre-Game #superbowllix #nfl #foxsports Thanks to our proprietary communications platform we were able to work quickly and efficiently with all involved. https://lnkd.in/dhV7aKj9Jimmy Johnson: 'NFL on FOX' tribute to his legendary career | NFL on FOXJimmy Johnson: 'NFL on FOX' tribute to his legendary career | NFL on FOX
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Suvas Vajracharya liked thisSuvas Vajracharya liked thisWe’ve unveiled our early findings from trh joy project. This shows People have strong agency over their well being. Join our citizen science study! We are at 70,000 people and hope to reach 100,000. We can then look at regional differences and what works for who.Can little actions bring big joy? Researchers find 'micro-acts' can boost well-beingCan little actions bring big joy? Researchers find 'micro-acts' can boost well-being
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Suvas Vajracharya liked thisSuvas Vajracharya liked thisLet's talk about failure. It's 9:30 p.m., and I'm lying on a bed of pine needles off a desolate hiking trail. I don't think I can stand up. I'm on a single-day trek of the 54-mile Batona Trail, the gateway to the mysterious New Jersey Pine Barrens. My thru-hike started 15 hours earlier and 44 miles ago. I tried to pull this off last year, but I left the trail early, exhausted, hungry, and scared of the nighttime noises crashing through the forest. This time was different. I had plenty to eat and drink, ankle gaiters to prevent sand from entering my boots, and a new pair of fancy earbuds. My thinking was that music would occupy my mind and pump me up, blocking out mundane sounds and the irrational fears they cause. By late morning, the top of my right foot was aching. I recognized that as a sign of extensor tendonitis, a fun condition I got a few years ago while backpacking the same trail. I stopped walking, loosened my boots, and stretched. I felt better. Later, I came upon a water source contaminated with E. coli. Gross, for sure, but I had done my homework. I packed a filter to access clean river water and knew where trail angels had left unopened jugs. The sun made its way through the sky. Hours passed — one foot in front of the other, one trekking pole up and one down, on repeat. I began to believe I'd make it to the end. But you can't plan for everything. I didn't account for: 1) How unappetizing my snack bars, gels, and crusty peanut butter and jelly sandwiches would become — and how that would deprive me of much-needed calories; and 2) The difficulty of hiking dozens of miles on sandy terrain, even if it's flat. My 20-minute dinner turned into 45 minutes. When I got up, my pace dropped from 4.25 to 2.5 miles per hour. Then it plummeted to 1 mile per hour. Night returned. I laid on the forest floor and felt my eyes closing. Hazy, pre-dream thoughts were taking over. I had to stand up. But I nearly fell when I tried to raise my noodly legs. That's where I am now: in trouble. My body's giving out, and I have no chance of making it to the terminus before 1 a.m., when forecasters are calling for rain and cold temps. Each step, meanwhile, raises my injury risk. I force myself up and call my ride. An hour later, I'm heading home in his car. I was disappointed, but I took two valuable lessons from this failure. 1) Prepare for the knowns and unknowns. Preparation ensured I left the trail safely, even if it didn't push me over the finish line. In hiking and in business, some factors are outside our control: weather, market headwinds, and sudden crises. But proper planning allows us to adapt when the storm comes. 2) Chase your stretch goal. If your aspirations are modest, your efforts and results will be, too. If you strive to exceed your limits, you might actually do it. After all, I left the Batona with 45 miles under my boots — and the health to try again come spring. #hiking #leadership #communications #healthtech
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Suvas Vajracharya liked thisSuvas Vajracharya liked thisEmbark on a Journey with the Consortium The Sharp Index invites you to step into a world where individuals unite in a powerful commitment to revolutionize Health Equity within medical education. Here, each person's dedication becomes a beacon of hope. Whether you're an advocate, a sponsor, or a student, you have the opportunity to change lives. Corporations, too, can become essential allies on this noble quest. As affiliates, they align their values with ours, forging a partnership that echoes across the healthcare landscape. Our monthly meetings are the crucible where ideas are forged, bonds are strengthened, and dreams take flight. In this collaborative space, we believe in the power of giving and the courage to ask for what you need. But remember, membership isn't just granted; it's earned through bringing ideas to the table and being truly committed to our mission. Join us in reshaping the future of medical education and healthcare as a whole. https://lnkd.in/g3WfaG_9 #MedEd #physicianwellness #Womeninmedicine #healthcareinnovation #burnout #donate
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Suvas Vajracharya liked thisSuvas Vajracharya liked thisJust finished the course “Product Management: Building a Product Strategy”! https://lnkd.in/erSRACcE
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Suvas Vajracharya liked thisSuvas Vajracharya liked this40 Cardiologists have joined Cleveland Clinic Regional Cardiovascular Medicine in our Heart, Vascular and Thoracic Institute over the last 3 years! We continue to have opportunities in... General/Clinical Cardiology Advanced Imaging, Advanced Heart Failure Electrophysiology Interventional cardiology with training/interest in vascular intervention. J1/H1-B Visa Support is available for appropriate candidates. All positions are noted on www.practicematch.com. Apply Now!
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Suvas Vajracharya liked thisThanks to Stanford University School of Medicine Magazine for this feature on #selfcompassion. Grateful to so many, especially for The Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education | CCARE at Stanford University|James R. Doty, M.D.|Monica Worline|Robert Cusick and the Applied Compassion Training team for giving me the tools to awaken compassion at work. #doctorsarehumanstoo #stopthestigmaEM Stanford University Department of Emergency Medicine Andra Blomkalns Patty de Vries Maryam Makowski, PhD, FACN, NBC-HWC Dr. Preston Cline Ed.D Clare Murphy Dan Dworkis MD PhD Gregory Guldner Paul DeChant Emily SilvermanStanford University Department of Emergency Medicine
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Christian Pean M.D., M.S.
Duke Orthopaedic Surgery • 8K followers
Introducing MSK ACCESS — powered by RevelAi Health × Limber Health A hybrid AI and clinical intelligence platform built to close the MSK care gap for Medicare patients. At RevelAi Health, we've spent the last three years deploying conversational AI agents across hundreds of thousands of Medicare patient encounters — focused on MSK care coordination, patient-reported outcomes, and closing the gaps that exist between a clinical recommendation and sustained patient engagement. Today, we're taking that work further. MSK ACCESS combines RevelAi's AI agentic infrastructure with Limber Health's home exercise and remote therapeutic monitoring platform, trusted by thousands of PTs and deployed across millions of patients, to create a care layer that extends the reach of clinical teams to meet Medicare patients where they are. I want to be clear about what we believe and what we're building: We are not replacing or disintermediating clinicians. We are augmenting them. We are partnering directly with physicians, physical therapists, and the organizations that deliver care. As an orthopedic surgeon, I have a strong conviction that clinicians and value-based care operators need complete insight and transparency into robust data on how their patients are actually performing on these programs. That's what we've built. Since founding RevelAi, we've made it our mission to understand the policy landscape — TEAM, MSSP, ACCESS, ASM — better than anyone, and to pair that expertise with clinician-informed technology. MSK ACCESS is the next evolution: a policy-informed engine that enhances guideline-concordant care delivery and serves as partner technology helping organizations close care gaps and meet quality goals. I couldn't be more energized to build this alongside Dr. Marc Gruner , whose depth in value-based care strategy and vision for outcomes-focused musculoskeletal care is exactly what a platform like this demands. We believe the CMS ACCESS Model is a wedge to extend the technology and reach capabilities of ACOs and value-based organizations. And we're already partnered with many care organizations championing accountable are today. Our goal is to help organizations build virtual-first, AI-native platforms that close care gaps through close alignment in ACCESS, upskilling them in AI capabilities while delivering best-in-class care informed by clinicians and policy experts who know what works. This is the beginning of a broader transition in healthcare to outcome-aligned payment, and this model of care is in our DNA. Built for ACOs, PT groups, health systems, orthopedic practices, and clinically integrated networks ready for what's next. 📅 Webinar: March 12th — Join Marc and me to walk through how we're deploying MSK ACCESS and what it means for your organization. 🌐 MSKaccess.com — link in comments #MSKAccess #HealthcareAI #ValueBasedCare #CareCoordination #RevelAiHealth #LimberHealth #CMSInnovation
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Matthew Wallace
6K followers
Stanford Medicine recently introduced CRISPR-GPT, an AI tool that helps researchers design and troubleshoot gene-editing experiments with significantly less trial-and-error. Early-career scientists ran successful experiments on their first attempt with #AI guidance. That tells you something about where this technology is going. I keep seeing the same pattern across different fields: well-designed technology doesn't replace expertise, but helps more people develop it. That’s also a big part of the work I’m involved in. The goal is similar: reduce barriers, shorten learning curves, and support better real-world decisions. An interesting look at how AI is reshaping hands-on learning and scientific work, and where it might lead: https://lnkd.in/eRrefWvg
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Ashley Duque Kienzle
Almma Health • 4K followers
It is important to keep in mind that LLMs are not doctors and they don't get medical (including mental health) information correct a lot of the time. Passing an MCAT doesn't mean a person is ready to operate and passing the standard LLM evaluations doesn't mean an LLM is a doctor. More research and specific evaluation, along side user skepticism/education and model guardrails, are needed. Great work here!
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Brigham Hyde
EVERSANA • 15K followers
Following our last publication on CHATRWD we are releasing this pre-print today introducing a a standard framework to evaluate and LLM’s ability to accurately summarize evidence from studies. Comparison here across our platform using multiple LLMs (Google Anthropic OpenAI) with interesting progress from each and cost implications. Our focus here is because Answering with Evidence matters, when it comes to physician trust. This paper highlights wether or not the LLMs could figure out statistical significance (p value), direction of effect, and other metrics when summarizing studies. We believe we are entering the phase where it’s not just good enough to summarize studies, you must do it accurately and it must “Answer the Question with Clear Evidence”. More to come from us soon on this topic, stay tuned Atropos Health .
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Sheetal Shah
MettaHealth Partners • 2K followers
These exits matter. Not because they make headlines, but because they reveal something deeper about direction and integrity inside organizations. Yann LeCun, Meta’s longtime Chief AI Scientist (Turing Award winner, and considered one of the founding fathers of modern deep learning) is reportedly leaving Meta to launch a new company focused on world models that learn from video and spatial data instead of text. Behind the scenes, this move follows Meta’s sweeping AI reorg, where LeCun began reporting to Alexandr Wang and FAIR (Meta’s AI research lab) saw over 600 roles cut. His departure is symbolic. In every sector, whether we’re talking about Big Tech, Medicaid transformation, or public-sector AI, these moments mark a fork in the road: Do we double down on scale, speed, and short-term returns? Or do we stay anchored to long-term scientific integrity, transparency, and human benefit? For those of us working at the intersection of AI and social systems — Medicaid, behavioral health, aging services — these leadership shifts aren’t just gossip. They’re reminders of what happens when values and vision diverge. MettaHealth Partners we believe integrity at scale isn’t just a nice-to-have. It’s the only way AI can serve the public good. — 💡 If you lead teams or design systems in public health or social services, this is the moment to ask: Are we aligning our AI direction with our mission — or just following the market? #AIethics #PublicSectorAI #MedicaidInnovation #Leadership #Integrity #DigitalTransformation https://lnkd.in/gpqyQxbZ
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