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Sharlene Gill: Great summary of best practices to increase wellness and decrease burnout in oncology

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Feb 1, 2025, 08:50

Sharlene Gill: Great summary of best practices to increase wellness and decrease burnout in oncology

Sharlene Gill, Medical Oncologist and Medical Director, Staff Wellness and Engagement at BC Cancer, shared an article authored by Kaitlyn Lapen and colleagues on X:

“Great summary of best practices to increase wellness and decrease burnout in oncology.

– Eliminating Low-Value Work
– Team Restructuring
– Promoting Work-Life Integration
– Promoting Psychological Safety
– Identifying Practice Stressors:
– Fostering Community

Get Rid Of Stupid Stuff (GROSS) decision tree.”

Sharlene Gill

Key Strategies to Promote Professional Wellness and Reduce Burnout in Oncology Clinicians

Authors: Kaitlyn Lapen et al.

Sharlene Gill: Great summary of best practices to increase wellness and decrease burnout in oncology

Amanda Noble cancer Caroline Schenkel Fumiko Chino Ishwaria M. Subbiah Jill O. Jin Kaitlyn Lapen Kelsey Kirkwood Laura A. Levit OncoDaily Oncology Sharlene Gill

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