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TEDx speaker | Author of SOLVING FOR WHY: amzn.to/2Ww9M4d | CMO, @mercyships | Lecturer, @harvardmed | he/him | views my own
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Physician wellness programs keep doctors captive

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By Mark G. Shrime
| Medium
You can’t yoga your way out of burnout—but you can wellness your way into staying stuck A couple of years ago, the American College of Surgeons recently announced its new well-being initiative for surgeons. Their wellness program has lofty goals: [The ACS] recognizes the need to foster well-being, resilience, and work-life integration for all surgeons, regardless of their career stage. Fostering the growth of both the surgical expertise and the person as a whole is paramount.
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Advancing global health in an unprecedented (and unpredictable) era

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By Mark G. Shrime
| BMJ Global Health
When BMJ Global Health launched 9 years ago, it positioned itself as a forum to address a fundamental, paternalistic information asymmetry in global health.
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The dumbest decision I ever made (and the Nobel Prize that explains it)

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By Mark G. Shrime
| Medium
Decision science, Family Guy, and why the “safe” choice is often the riskiest. Mark Shrime, MD, PhD · Follow 8 min read · -- I know exactly when I ruined my life. A touch overdramatic, yeah, but stick with me, because this story — about a single moment in Singapore 27 years ago — might also explain why you’re stuck in a job you hate, why you’re still living in a city that doesn’t set your soul on fire, or why you haven’t started that business or written that book or launched that podcast.
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