Building your psychological capital, your hope, efficacy, resilience and optimism improves your ability to be compassionate in your work as a doctor. These stories of shared by GPs about what brings them joy in their work are inspiring and give us all food for thought. What brings you joy in your work ?
Four GPs from across New Zealand share what brings them joy in their work and how they go about ensuring joy is part of their day.
Hear from GPs what brings them joy in practice and what they do that helps create joy in their work. It’s all about people and connections.
Grace, Kenneth, Graeme, Wiki, and Sharon share what brings them joy and what they have done to allow a sense of play into their lives as GPs.
Recorded during the NZMA GPCME in Rotorua 2019 six New Zealand GPs share their tips on how to nurture joy in General Practice. It’s about being reflective, developing the skill of applying compassion in daily work, and creating the time to care not only for our patients but for ourselves.
During a Wilderness Medicine student led educational event on Mount Holdsworth Dr Jo Scott-Jones chats to undergraduates about what would motivate them to consider a career in rural medicine. It’s fascinating to hear how their vision of what it can be like aligns with the lived experience of doctors expressed in previous episodes. It’s also a challenge for us to work out how we can build on the drivers to attract more people to this awesome career – not just in rural areas but across the country.
Dr Jo Scott-Jones chats to colleagues met in Wellington airport and at the Auckland RNZCGP Faculty AGM about what floats their boats as GPs. Amongst the highlights Dr Chris Reid talks in this episode about being the global safety officer for SailGP, and Prof Bruce Arroll about helping people to unstick. Many thanks to them and to Greg, Tina, Tane and Margaret for sharing their joy. Celebrate May 19th World Family Doctor day by rating, subscribing and sharing this podcast!
Why rural General Practice? Sharing the joy of being a GP During the 2019 National Rural Health conference in NZ Dr Jo chats to rural clinicians about what brings them satisfaction in their daily work. With thanks to John + Ruth + James and Jennifer + Fiona + Buzz + Stephen
What’s the joy of being a clinician in a rural community? During the 2019 Rural GP conference Dr Jo chats to rural clinicians about what brings them a sense of purpose, potential, and play in their daily work. With thanks to David + Victor + Andrew + Jeremy + Jennifer + Yan
Dr Jo Scott-Jones chats to colleagues at The Goodfellow Symposium #gfs2019 about why they chose this profession and where the joy in general practice comes from for them. @opotikigp
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