THIS EPISODE: As an educator you may find yourself putting on a positive and confident persona, aimed at encouraging your 'students'. But you are not immune to burnout.
Munir Adam is joined by Mary-Rose Shears, Primary Care Dean for South London, who leads us in a discussion about the challenges in supervising and educating our learners and colleagues. The GPs are joined by experienced and senior members from various professions to discuss challenges and solutions.
SPECIAL THANKS to:
Mary-Rose Shears, Primary Care Dean, South London, Health Education England (HEE).
Rebecca Corneck, QN, Director of GP Nursing, South East London (SEL) ICS Training Hub
Liz Nicholls, Primary Care Tutor, Bexley Training Hub, Lead, SEL Nursing
Bianca Osei-Tutu, Physician Associate Ambassador, SEL, HEE
Graham Stretch - President of the Primary Care Pharmacy Association and Pharmacy Lead Ealing GP Federation.
This episode was produced in partnership with North-East London Training Hub.
USEFUL LINKS:
Coaching for all NHS staff through “looking after you too” - https://www.england.nhs.uk/supporting-our-nhs-people/support-now/looking-after-you-confidential-coaching-and-support-for-the-primary-care-workforce/looking-after-you-too/
Another useful link:
https://www.nhsemployers.org/articles/beating-burnout-nhs
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