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| Title |
Program for Distressed Physicians |
Description |
The Center for Professional Health faculty designed a program that involves a three-day continuing medical education course and three follow-up sessions. The Team Behavior Survey for Physicians is used before and after the course to evaluate behavior in the workplace and create accountability for activities. Physicians will receive a detailed analysis of workplace behavior as seen by themselves and co-workers. Physicians will receive training in alternative behaviors and explore cognitive distortions that relate to their problems using role-play, feedback, testing and experiential exercises designed to reduce complaints of disruptive behavior in the workplace. |
| Date |
May 26, 2010 -- May 28, 2010 |
| Location |
Vanderbilt Center for Professional Health; Nashville, Tennessee |
| Sponsoring Department/Division |
Center for Professional Health |
| Contact |
| Diana Phillips | 615-936-0678 |  |
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| Registration Fee |
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| Target Audience |
Physicians referred to the course by State Medical Boards, State Physician Health Programs, Hospital Medical Boards, etc. whose workplace behavior has become problematic. Most specialties are represented in the referrals to the course. |
| Credit(s) |
| 47.5 | (AMA) | | 47.5 | (Attendance) |
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