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Encouraging Creativity & Connection to Address Clinical Burnout Jeremy Nobel, MD, MPH Founder, President Foundation for Art & Healing NAM Convening Washington, DC May 2, 2018 Why do humans make art? 2 Could it be that the arts


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Encouraging Creativity & Connection to Address Clinical Burnout

Jeremy Nobel, MD, MPH Founder, President Foundation for Art & Healing NAM Convening Washington, DC May 2, 2018

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Why do humans make art?

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Could it be that the arts enhance survival?

▸ The arts allow us to pay careful attention, explore thoughts and feelings, consider important questions, connect to ourselves and

  • thers, and “make sense” of the world

▸ Could the arts enable us to build durable connection with ourselves and others, change

  • ur behaviors and increase resilience?

▸ What does that have to do with clinical burnout?

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CLINICIAN BURNOUT

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Futility & Isolation

Does what I do matter? Will I succeed?

EXHAUSTION Too Much • Too Fast INADEQUACY My Skills & Capacity Barriers & Obstacles

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Not a new concern, but getting worse?

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No Wonder Why…

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MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE Vast & Ever-Expanding

  • True Gaps
  • Applicability
  • Relevance

Complexity

(limitless) PATIENT CARE Urgent & Vital

  • Outcomes
  • Satisfaction
  • Trust/Confidence

Demanding

(boundless) SYSTEM MANAGEMENT Confusing & Irrational

  • Reliability
  • Navigability
  • Effectiveness

Frustration

(accelerating)

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A Struggle to Connect

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Clinician Patient Family Caregiver

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WARNING: LONELINESS IS AS LETHAL AS SMOKING 15 CIGARETTES PER DAY.

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One Intriguing Possibility… Maybe the Arts Can Connect Us?

I think that people do go to art in general as a way

  • f addressing very deep, very intimate, very

mercurial and elusive, ineffable things in a communal setting. It ends a certain kind of inner loneliness. Or it joins one's own inner loneliness with the inner loneliness of many other people. And I think that that can be healing.

Tony Kushner

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Striving for synthesis of humanism, science, and community

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If we can demonstrate that emotion affects

  • utcomes and art

affects emotion, then a logical path to better

  • utcomes would involve

more attention to engaging people in artistic pursuits.

Harlan Krumholz, MD, SM

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Three parallel ways that creative expression improves health

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create share receive Contemplate and absorb the message from others “Experience the moment” allows you to be in touch with your “self” The act of “baring” your soul, emotions, or perspective to others

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What Can Creative Arts Offer?

▸ A powerful, fun and non-threatening way to engage people of all ages and in any circumstance by giving them a chance to express who they are and what matters to them ▸ A way to “connect” people to themselves and

  • thers

▸ A way to promote a general sense of wellbeing and belonging

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Lets take good care of each other.

Times are tough…and getting tougher…and some are particularly vulnerable…