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|Videos|July 29, 2020
How physicians can manage burnout with less time
Mindfulness and mind-body practices are very important for building a resilience to burnout.
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The pandemic has left some physicians with more time due to fewer patient visits; however, for the physicians in the ‘center of the storm’, mindfulness and mind-body practices are very important for building a resilience to burnout with less time and increased stressors, says Wayne Jonas, MD.
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