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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2021 · 18 MIN

Differential Diagnosis: Burnout vs. Moral Injury

from The Cost of Becoming Podcast · host Dr. JB

We have assessed the pulse of the healthcare system, and it is thready. In this file, Dr. JB argues that the medical community has misdiagnosed its own suffering. We are not "burned out" due to a lack of resilience; we are "morally injured" by a system that forces us to compromise patient care for profit. We trace the etiology of this psychological wound, from W. Edwards Deming’s systems theory to the battlefield definitions of Moral Injury. If you feel a visceral rage when an administrator tells you to "be more resilient," this episode explains the physiology of that anger. You will learn: The "Resilience" Insult: Why telling a doctor to be resilient is gaslighting. The Deming Rule: Why 94% of workplace failure is the system, not the worker. The New Diagnosis: How to distinguish between exhaustion (burnout) and the violation of your ethical code (moral injury).

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