Healthcare Professional Burnout Signs and Solutions

Healthcare Professional Burnout Signs and Solutions

Healthcare Professional Burnout Signs and Solutions Burnout is a growing concern, especially for healthcare professionals. Moreover, the demands of the job, combined with the emotional toll of caring for others, can quickly lead to chronic stress and, eventually, burnout. Therefore, understanding burnout, recognizing its early signs, and taking proactive steps toward prevention and recovery are…

Recovery Refresh

Recovery Refresh

Recovery Refresh: A 4-Week Intensive, In-Residence Program Exclusively for Professionals Overview Recovery Refresh is a 4-week intensive, in-residence program specifically designed for professionals experiencing wavering in their recovery journey. This program offers a comprehensive, supportive environment to help individuals regain stability and reinforce their commitment to long-term sobriety. Program Highlights Personalized Treatment Plans Each participant…

PHPs Help Most Family Medicine Physicians with SUD Successfully Recover

PHPs Help Most Family Medicine Physicians with SUD Successfully Recover

In 2017, Dr. John S. Rose and his team at the University of California, Davis Health System looked into data from a 5-year study. They wanted to see how U.S. physician health programs (PHPs) help doctors with substance use disorders. Their focus was on comparing family medicine physicians (FMPs) in recovery to other doctors. Research…

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Physician Health Programs for Addicted Doctors

Physician health programs for addicted doctors are effective in helping healthcare professionals recover from addiction, a study conducted on physician health programs reveals. These programs provide a structured and supportive environment in which healthcare professionals can detoxify and receive treatment for their addiction. It also provides a forum for physician health professionals to share their…

Addiction treatment for doctors

Addiction Treatment for Doctors

Doctors have the highest rate of addiction out of all other professionals. More than 100,000 doctors in the United States struggle with drug abuse or addiction, and the most common drug of choice is a narcotic — oxycodone or fentanyl. Do you need to learn more about partial hospitalization for health professionals in Tampa? Call…

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Fear Losing Your Medical or Nursing License for Entering Treatment?

A significant number of doctors, nurses, and physicians are likely to struggle with addiction at some point in their careers. As such, medical professionals struggle with alcohol abuse and addiction at rates that are similar to, or slightly higher than, the general public. There are certainly a wide-ranging set of problems associated with having a…

The Immediate Need for Alcohol Rehab for Doctors

The Immediate Need for Alcohol Rehab for Doctors

It may be surprising to learn that doctors are at increased risk of alcohol addiction or substance abuse. While medical settings are characteristically intense, the spread of COVID-19 and the ongoing pandemic has over-extended an already strained medical system. This strain results in greater pressures on doctors and other medical professionals. Rising cases of alcohol…

The Need for Rehab for Medical Professionals

The Need for Rehab for Medical Professionals

Doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals may abuse alcohol or drugs for various reasons. Some may need to cope with the pressures of the job. Others may be trying to stay alert during long, demanding shifts. Whatever the reason, there is an increasing demand for drug rehab for medical professionals. While addiction can be isolating,…

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Medical Partnerships for Doctors in the Northeast

Medical partnerships are a great way to grow business, expand your client base, and forge relationships with key partners for medical referrals. The first step in building professional partnerships is connecting with other doctors and specialists. The best kind of referral partnerships are mutually beneficial for each practice and ultimately improve health outcomes for patients.…

How Aware Are We That America Has a Drinking Problem?

How Aware Are We That America Has a Drinking Problem?

In a recent article in The Atlantic entitled, “America Has a Drinking Problem,” author Kate Julian begins by pointing out alcohol consumption in the U.S. has risen steadily since 2000, and the longstanding societal effects of COVID-19 have shifted our nation’s drinking habits in the ‘more so’ direction. “(Prior to the pandemic) you might have…