Publications & Resources

Wellness Resources for Healthcare Providers in New York: A Prescription for Balance

MLMIC provides essential information on wellness programs and resources in New York that aim to reduce burnout and enhance the well-being of healthcare providers.

Addressing Physician Well-Being: Strategies for Integrating Wellness into Healthcare Organizations

August is National Wellness Month, the perfect time to highlight the need to support physician well-being amidst rising burnout. Implementing wellness strategies like building trust and prioritizing clinical well-being can foster a healthier work environment and improve provider and patient outcomes.

Physician Well-Being: Meditation and Mindfulness to Battle Burnout

Try these techniques to boost mental well-being, which can help you better serve patients and experience a more fulfilling career.

How Medical Scribes Can Decrease Physician Burnout and Increase Productivity

Introducing a medical scribe into your practice may help combat the increased workload associated with the EHR while allowing physicians more time to focus on patient interactions.

Tips for Promoting a Positive Work Environment in Medical Settings

Creating a healthy work environment for healthcare employees requires leadership to properly address conflict, protect workers from physical harm and prioritize mental health.

How Hospitals Can Support Healthcare Worker Mental Health

MLMIC shares strategies to alleviate the stress of physicians and other clinical staff amid the ongoing challenges of COVID-19.

The Crisis of Physician Burnout During COVID-19

While caring for patients throughout the global healthcare crisis, physicians have put themselves at risk of contracting COVID-19 and dealt with a lack of resources and staff – all while taking care of, or in many cases, neglecting, their own mental health.

Five Strategies for Supporting Healthcare Professionals During the Pandemic

An alert issued by The Joint Commission highlights the critical importance of supporting clinicians bearing the weight of the COVID-19 crisis.

CDC Says Frontline Healthcare Providers with Undetected COVID-19 Infections Could be Spreading the Virus

CDC says understanding the prevalence of and factors associated with COVID-19 infection among frontline providers is essential for developing effective strategies that minimize the spread of the virus in healthcare settings.

Strategies for Managing Physician Mental Health Problems Caused by the Pandemic

The Joint Commission shares important considerations and guidance related to mental health problems among healthcare professionals caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.