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Gail Gazelle is an internal medicine physician, physician coach, and the author of Everyday Resilience: A Practical Guide to Build Inner Strength and Weather Life's Challenges and Mindful MD: 6 Ways Mindfulness Restores Your Autonomy and Cures Healthcare Burnout.

Toxic work culture in surgery: Can it be fixed?

Gail Gazelle, MD
Physician
May 14, 2024

After destroying a light fixture in the OR and being written up for another episode of disorderly conduct, John was at the end of his wits.

His marriage, profession, and self-respect were all on the line, and in the eyes of everyone around him, he was another surgical monster.

But little did he know – none of this was his fault. (We’ll get there in a moment.)

The outburst came in a fit …

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Toxic work culture in surgery: Can it be fixed?

Unlocking physician resilience: the mindfulness cure for health care burnout

Gail Gazelle, MD
Physician
June 19, 2023

An excerpt from Mindful MD: 6 Ways Mindfulness Restores Your Autonomy and Cures Healthcare Burnout.

For Mira, the inner chatter started when her alarm buzzed at 5:15 a.m.—and it was anything but calm and friendly. When she didn’t get out of bed to exercise: I’m such a slug. Why …

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Unlocking physician resilience: the mindfulness cure for health care burnout

Physicians in crisis: the battle for autonomy and happiness in a broken system

Gail Gazelle, MD
Physician
March 9, 2023

What’s one of the biggest complaints we physicians have about the current state of our jobs? It’s that we’ve lost our autonomy, that it has been taken from us by a health care system more focused on profits than on the well-being of patients and ourselves.

As a physician, you know firsthand how dysfunctional health care has become. There is abundant evidence that the modern health care system is more than …

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Physicians in crisis: the battle for autonomy and happiness in a broken system

3 mistakes physicians make that triple charting time

Gail Gazelle, MD
Physician
July 19, 2021

Let’s face it, what’s getting most physicians down is not their patients. No, ask any group of physicians what the hardest part of the job is, and you’ll like get a pretty consistent response: It’s the EMR! With studies showing that we spend, on average, two hours on “paperwork” for every hour in the room with a patient, there’s no question that it is a massive time suck for most. …

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3 mistakes physicians make that triple charting time

The hidden reason you struggle with your charts and what you can do about it

Gail Gazelle, MD
Physician
January 20, 2021

For most clinicians, this will sound familiar:

I can feel the resentment bubbling up as I sit down to chart on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. I’ve got dozens of charts hanging over me, and if I don’t get them closed, there will be yet another miserable head thrashing with my practice admin. My kids are clamoring for my time, and every fiber of my being is resisting getting these charts done. …

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The hidden reason you struggle with your charts and what you can do about it

7 habits of highly resilient physicians

Gail Gazelle, MD
Physician
August 2, 2020

Before the pandemic, we had an epidemic of physician burnout, with many physicians caught in a cycle of exhaustion, cynicism, and loss of purpose. All the change and uncertainty the virus has brought certainly doesn’t help! It’s now more imperative than ever that physicians build resilience to all the pressures and stress of our careers.

In the decade I’ve worked as a physician coach, I’ve seen seven habits, thought patterns, and …

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7 habits of highly resilient physicians

How to respond to physician burnout in a colleague

Gail Gazelle, MD
Physician
June 25, 2017

Two hours of administrative tasks for every hour with patients. A proliferation of non-physician administrators deciding how the day is going to run. Little in our training about how to cope with uncertainty and change. It’s no surprise that burnout rates are approaching 60 percent. Despite being so common, when we see a colleague struggling with physician burnout, we may not know what to say. Responding appropriately can bring someone …

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How to respond to physician burnout in a colleague

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