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Elizabeth Gaufberg trained as both an internist and psychiatrist. She practiced for many years at Cambridge Health Alliance in metropolitan Boston. Still at CHA, she now directs its Center for Professional Development. She also works with the Arnold P. Gold Foundation Research Institute to improve medical education and training. This work aims to match medical training curriculum to the challenges of today’s healthcare.
In this show, we talk about:
- How keeping one’s values at the core of any decisions can change one’s daily experience
- The importance of seeing what is working well and building on that
- How advocating for oneself improves things…and can be done better with the help of others
Show Notes
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A Hidden Wholeness: The Journey toward an undivided life Parker Palmer, 2004. Jossey-Bass
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ArtMed Insight Using art to enhance perception for diagnosis and treatment
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Center for Mindfulness and Compassion Cambridge Health Alliance
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Auscultations – Cambridge Health Alliance’s employee literary arts journal
Physicians Beat Burnout, Reduce Stress and Enjoy Life More
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