Radical: Burning, Balance or Flame Out?

• 
  Edwin Nebblett

Description

A 2012 article reported in the Archives of Internal Medicine that 45.8% of physicians surveyed reported having either emotional exhaustion, depersonalization or low personal accomplishment in their work. A Harris Interactive online survey in 2013 revealed that 60 percent of healthcare workers felt burned out on their jobs. The Wealthy Dentist surveyed their readership in 2000 and 81% of dentists reported professional burnout in their careers. Why is this so? What can be done? We will explore these questions in our session.

Objectives:

1. Explore Why we do what we do. 2. Identify the demands of work, life, and ministry and how we nd a balance.

3. Discuss the symptoms of burnout. 4. Identify ways to relieve stress. 5. Challenge attendees to live radically resulting in perpetual joy.

Parent Series

Plenary

Parent Conference

AMEN 2016-Radical Practice: Healing in the 11th Hour

Sponsor

Adventist Medical Evangelism Network (AMEN)

Recorded

October 24, 2016, 9:30 AM

Attachments

Radical_BurnoutBalanceFlameout.pdf