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The NAM Clinician Well-Being Collaborative will examine the state of the health workforce, amidst ongoing clinician shortages and a changing policy landscape, to chart the future of a national well-being movement that’s been gaining momentum since 2022.
This public, hybrid convening will review available evidence on the current drivers of burnout and distress among health workers, feature promising innovations and strategies at local and state levels, and build the case for longer-term partnerships to address workforce well-being issues on the horizon.
Following the discussions, in-person attendees will have the opportunity to attend a Reception & Change Maker Accelerator Poster Session to learn directly from the inaugural cohort of Change Maker Accelerators and engage in cross-sector networking.
Agenda Highlights:
- 11:00 AM-4:30 PM ET: Public Convening on “Charting the Future of the Health Workforce Well-Being Movement”
- 5:00-6:30 PM ET: In-Person Public Reception & Change Maker Accelerator Poster Session
Speakers for the public convening include:
- Helen Burstin, MD, MPH, MACP (CEO, CMSS & Board Member, Coalition for Trust in Health & Science) & Victor Dzau, MD (President, NAM) engaging in a keynote fireside chat on lessons learned from the quality and patient safety movement
- Jeff Doucette, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, FACHE, FAAN (Senior Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer, Press Ganey Associates) sharing data on what’s currently at stake for health workforce well-being
- Brianna M. Lombardi, PhD, MSW (Deputy Director, Carolina Health Workforce Research Center) leading a discussion on near-term solutions to uplift for health workforce well-being
- Gregg Springan, MSN, RN (Nurse Executive, Epic) sharing how long-term partnerships can address issues on the horizon for health workforce well-being
- And more!
See full agenda. All attendees are invited to participate in a robust closing discussion on what’s next for the health workforce well-being movement.
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