WHEN: February 23-25, 2023
WHERE: UCLA Luskin Conference Center, Los Angeles
TICKETS: StopHealthcareBurnout.com
LACMA Members contact stephanie@lacmanet.org for discount code
LOS ANGELES, CA –The Healthcare Burnout Symposium announces a new partnership and collaboration with The Los Angeles County Medical Association. This timely symposium is a call to action for healthcare organizations to commit to the creation and cultivation of workplace cultures that prioritize health worker well-being.
The Healthcare Burnout Symposium will convene live and in person at the UCLA Luskin Conference Center, Los Angeles, February 23-25, 2023, to address clinician burnout as a public health emergency that requires immediate action. This mental health crisis has been fueled by the pandemic and has resulted in elevated levels of anxiety, depression, isolation, PTSD, and burnout for physicians, nurses, and many healthcare workers. This February, healthcare leaders from across the nation will gather at this symposium to inspire a shift in focus from advocating for change within healthcare systems, to driving specific actions, innovations and strategies to end clinician burnout.
“Leading researchers will present at the Healthcare Burnout Symposium, including wellbeing experts Christine Sinsky, Paul Dechant, and Steve Swensen, among many other physicians, nurse leaders, and wellness officers,” says Bill Doherty, President of ICD. "The conference agenda will also include healthcare professionals who have personally experienced and dealt with burnout in their workplace. Special Keynote addresses will be made by Xavier Becerra, HHS Secretary, and Dr. Diana Ramos, CA Surgeon General. We look forward to strategizing with LACMA to learn from direct experience the best practices that truly make a difference in daily work. The exceptional agenda will help organizations ensure a culture of wellness that is systematically embedded to support the strength and future of public health.”
“The partnership with ICD has been and continues to be transformative for LACMA, the region, and the industry as we collaborate to deliver tangible solutions to problems today’s physicians and medical providers face every day,” says Gustavo Friederichsen, CEO of LACMA.
To see the full agenda and list of the distinguished faculty, visit Stophealthcareburnout.com About LACMA | Since 1871, LACMA has been at the forefront of medicine in L.A. County, ensuring that our members are represented in the areas of public policy, government relations and community relations. Through our advocacy efforts in both Los Angeles County and with the statewide California Medical Association (CMA), our physician leaders and staff strive toward a common vision – that you might spend more time treating your patients and less time navigating the obstacles that threaten your autonomy and undermine your practice of medicine.
LACMA and CMA continue to resolve the healthcare challenges of today, as well as the healthcare and healthcare delivery problems of tomorrow. LACMA and CMA physicians share a unified voice that strives to educate and promote a greater understanding of the “care” in healthcare, the needs and political pressures in healthcare delivery, and the preservation of a sacrosanct doctor-patient relationship. LACMA and CMA’s solemn duty is to preserve and protect the noble pursuit of healthcare delivery for physicians.
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