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Quality and Safety in Health Care, Part XLVI

Jay A. Harolds

Clinical Nuclear Medicine September 29, 2018 DOI: 10.1097/rlu.0000000000002279 (opens in new tab)

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Key findings The article presents mindfulness, defined as focused awareness without judgment of the present moment, as a common individual-level recommendation for people with burnout, and discusses the practice of mindfulness and outcomes of various mindfulness courses. Organizational and other individual approaches to burnout are deferred to subsequent articles in the series.

Abstract

Some of the approaches to prevent and recover from burnout focus on the individual, and others focus on organizational initiatives. A common recommendation for the individual with burnout is to practice meditation and mindfulness. Mindfulness may be defined as focused awareness without judgment regarding the current instance in time. The practice of mindfulness and the outcome of various mindfulness courses will be discussed in this article. Other approaches on the subject of burnout regarding individual efforts and organizational changes will be discussed in subsequent articles in this series.

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