17. DOCTOR'S HEALTH AND BURNOUT Flashcards

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  1. Who else is another whole person in a Doctor-Patient relationship?
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  • the doctor
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  1. When a doctor is caring for a patient, what other obligation do they have?
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  • to care for themselves

COMPROMISING THEIR OWN HEALTH:
- can lead to a deteriorated quality of care for the
patient

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  1. Are their quick fixes for the suffering of patient’s or physicians?
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  • no

THIS IS WHY IT IS IMPORTANT TO APPROACH THESE ISSUES:
- with care
- with compassion
- with conversation

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  1. What does the General Medical Council state when it comes to the challenging and stressful Medical profession?
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WHILE CARING FOR YOUR PATIENT:
- it is important to look after your own health

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  1. What are clear indicators that being a Physician takes a toll on one’s health?
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  • rates of anxiety
  • depression
  • heightened suicide rates
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  1. What is Burnout?
    (According to the International Classification of Disease)
    (ICD-11)
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  • it is a syndrome
  • it is a result of chronic workplace stress
  • this stress has not been successfully managed
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  1. What kind of index is Burnout?
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  • it is an index of dislocation
  • between what people are
  • and what people have to do
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  1. What are the 3 characteristics of Burn out?
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  1. Feelings of energy depletion or exhaustion
  2. Increased mental distance from one’s job
    - feelings of negativism or cynicism related to ones job
  3. Reduced personal efficiency
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  1. What does Burnout impact?
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  • Patient Care
  • Professionalism
  • The Physicians own care and safety
  • Mental Health Concerns
  • The Viability of Health-Care systems
  • Work efforts
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  1. What is the World Medical Association?
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  • it is an International Organisation
  • it represents the Physicians since 1947
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  1. What are the functions of the World Medical Association?
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  1. IT PROVIDES ETHICAL GUIDANCE TO PHYSICIANS
    - this is done through its Declarations, Resolutions and Statements
  2. IT GUIDES THE NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS
    • it guides the governments and the internal organisations
    • this is done throughout the world
  3. IT WORKS IN OFFICIAL RELATIONS
    • with the World Health Organisation (WHO)
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  1. What is the General Medical Council?
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  • it is a regulatory body for Medical Professionals in the UK
  • it has drafted the Medical Act 1983
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  1. What is the Statutory Purpose of the General Medical Council?
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  1. TO MAINTAIN AND MANAGE A REGISTER OF
    DOCTORS
    - that are licensed to practice medicine in the UK
  2. THEY SET PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS OF PRACTICE
    • they offer Ethical Guidance
  3. THEY SUPERVISE MEDICAL EDUCATION
    • and training
  4. THE REVALIDATE AND APPRAISE THE DOCTOR’S
    - fitness to practice
  5. THEY INVESTIGATE ON CONCERNS ABOUT DOCTORS
    • they enforce Professional Discipline
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