Description

In this episode of From Print to Pod, Dr. Noemi Adame, the author of F.A.S.T. Rx: Boundaries for Women Leaders, discusses the invisible labor and systemic issues faced by female physicians, emphasizing the importance of establishing boundaries to prevent compassion fatigue. She explores the differences between rules and boundaries in healthcare, the challenges of navigating fairness in a biased system, and the impact of language on patient relationships. Through personal anecdotes and practical frameworks, Dr. Adame provides insights into creating a more equitable and supportive environment for female physicians.

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Takeaways:

• The realization of invisible labor is a systemic issue affecting female physicians.
• Personal experiences can highlight broader systemic issues in healthcare.
• Female physicians often achieve better patient outcomes due to their approach to care.
• The healthcare system rewards volume over quality, impacting female physicians disproportionately.
• Establishing boundaries is crucial for preventing compassion fatigue.
• Rules often create a punitive environment, while boundaries foster healthier relationships.
• The FAST framework for boundaries emphasizes fairness and honesty.
• Changing language from apology to gratitude can shift patient dynamics positively.
• Self-scheduling can enhance fairness and reduce decision-making fatigue.
• Creating fair systems can prevent boundary pushing and burnout.

Chapters:

00:00 Invisible Labor and Gendered Realities in Medicine

10:02 The Importance of Boundaries in Healthcare

19:55 Navigating Fairness in a Biased System

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