Capsule Commentary on Helfrich et al., The association of team-specific workload and staffing with odds of burnout among VA primary care team members

Hochman, Mph Michael

doi:10.1007/s11606-017-4021-2

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Implementing Team-based Models Of Care1

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“…Indeed, adequacy of staffing is associated with decreased burnout, enhanced satisfaction, and reduced turnover. 34 The American Medical Association's Steps Forward Program provides a roadmap of how to implement a team-based model of care. 35 The model is structured around several sequential components of the patient visit (Table 2).…”

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Enhancing practice efficiency

Sharma

2021

Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology

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Professional burnout is prevalent among physicians, affecting at least 35% of US allergists-immunologists, and is associated with negative outcomes affecting physicians, patients, and health care organizations.Organizational strategies that support physician well-being by creating a more efficient practice environment hold great promise, particularly for allergists-immunologists, specifically by reducing administrative burden and fostering models of team-based care.Using scribes to document patient visits is a particularly effective strategy to enhance practice efficiency and physician well-being while boosting productivity.Both private and academic allergy-immunology institutions should prioritize the adoption and iterative evaluation and refinement of these strategies to cocreate an efficient and ideal practice environment.

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Section: Implementing Team-based Models Of Carementioning

confidence: 99%