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In this episode, Dr Jo explores why the latest burnout statistics in healthcare actually give her hope, revealing that 69% of healthcare professionals are experiencing burnout - making it a systemic issue, not a personal failing. She breaks down the key drivers affecting all healthcare disciplines, from increasing patient complexity to overwhelming administrative burdens, and explains why being part of the "70% Club" means you're normal, not broken. Jo shares practical strategies using her four pillars of burnout recovery (mindset, movement, sleep, and support) that work across all healthcare professions, emphasizing her signature approach of "imperfect consistency." The episode provides both personal coping strategies and professional workplace solutions to help healthcare workers support each other and advocate for systemic change. Perfect timing for the end-of-year burnout many healthcare professionals experience in December.
Resources:
https://drjobraid.com
www.instagram.com/burnoutrecoverydr
www.linkedin.com/in/drjobraid
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