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EPISODE · May 8, 2021 · 48 MIN

The Unrecognized Pathology of "Cumulative Grief"

from The Cost of Becoming Podcast

Most medical training focuses on the patient’s physiology, but ignores the provider’s psychological injury. In this file, Dr. Galanos diagnoses a condition missing from the literature: Cumulative Grief. We dissect the long-term impact of suppressing sadness in high-acuity specialties (ER, ICU, Oncology) and why the "Healthcare Hero" label is actually a risk factor for burnout. Dr. Galanos presents his clinical intervention for the team—"The Pause"—and explains how to survive the "woulda, coulda, shoulda" spiral after a bad outcome. You will learn: Why attendings are at higher risk for grief-related burnout than residents. The "Pause" Protocol: A 60-second intervention to use after a patient death. Why "Resilience Training" fails without structural support.

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