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Mindful Practice: Enhancing Quality of Care, Quality of Caring and Resilience Virtual Workshop

Posted over 4 years ago by Beth Malone

Mindful Practice: Enhancing Quality of Care, Quality of Caring and Resilience Virtual Workshop

April 28 - May 1, 2021

 

 

April 28, 2021 - May 1, 2021

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A retreat-like online workshop designed to improve the quality of care that clinicians provide while promoting their own resilience and well-being. It offers a participatory experiential learning environment, with a focus on developing the capacity for self-awareness in stressful and demanding situations.

 

Designed for medical practitioners (physicians, NP's, PA's) and others involved in medical practice and education. No prior experience is required, however, familiarity with meditation or other contemplative practices is desirable.

 

Session themes include cultivating attentiveness and presence, communicating with patients, families and colleagues, responding to suffering, responding to errors and bad outcomes, managing conflicts with patients and colleagues, cultivating compassion, addressing burnout and distress, and promoting self-care, resilience, and flourishing.

 

Despite the “virtual” nature of this online program, the actual experience is far from virtual. Rather, the program is dynamic and interactive and participants’ engagement is very tangible and present. We create a learning community using asynchronous multimedia presentations and reflective activities and live (synchronous) interactive large group presentations, paired dialogues, contemplative practices, and small group discussions to provide a fully embodied experience. The online format offers new possibilities for engagement educational and practice settings, time zones and continents, including opportunities for connections with one another beyond the confines of the course.

 

Course Directors

 

Rob Epstein, MD

Mick Krasner, MD

 

Comments from prior participants

 

“Being in community with the participants and especially in the small groups/dyads/triads” were the most helpful parts of the program. “I really had not expected being able to share so deeply with people I had never met.”

 

“I loved the… rich and varied resources of music, intellectual studies, poetry, artwork, and meditation” and “having the different areas of my brain stimulated. You had a lovely balance of left and right brain activities which served to keep me alert, interested, and endlessly curious to see what was coming next. This vast array was the most helpful for me because I had wondered if sitting in front of a computer so long would fatigue me."

“I am especially inspired by how well the Zoom format went for something so personal.”

 

“It is such a privilege to have participated in this class and to be a part of this community. The shedding and growing that occurred, in me personally, and for the whole group, was unexpected.”

 

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Accreditation

The University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

 

Certification

The University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry designates this live activity for a maximum of 23.00 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

 

 

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For support with the CMEtracker Online Registration System, please contact the Center for Experiential Learning, URMC Institute for Innovative Education.

 

 

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