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In this episode of SoundPractice, host Mike Sacopulos interviews Linda Roszak Burton, an author, researcher, and executive coach known for her work on the integration of neuroscience and well-being into coaching practices. Linda discusses her journey into neuroscience and its application in improving clinician well-being and patient care. She elaborates on her research about virtuous practice, which examines how reconnecting with the purpose of medicine can help clinicians thrive despite modern healthcare challenges. Linda also highlights the reciprocity of gratitude in patient–clinician relationships and the importance of incorporating values such as empathy and compassion into medical practice. The conversation explores the broader implications of gratitude and well-being in healthcare, including its impact on reducing burnout and enhancing patient satisfaction. Linda provides insights into how healthcare leaders and systems can integrate gratitude practices to foster a more supportive and effective work environment.
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