2022•Physician leadership journalRequires access

Kindness, Goodness, and Gratitude - Food for Our Spirits

Peter Angood

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We all know the burnout phenomenon in healthcare is rampant and seemingly expanding. While burnout encompasses an important set of issues, daily opportunities remain to find ways to express kindness and demonstrate goodness toward others. Finding gratitude can also be refreshing when integrated into our daily routines. Collectively, these actions will nourish our spirits while we wrestle the burnout rates.

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Key concepts: Gratitude, Kindness, Burnout, Psychology, Social psychology, Phenomenon, Set (abstract data type), Clinical psychology