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Welcome to the JOMA podcast presented by the Jewish Orthodox Women's Medical Association. Every week, hear from expert medical professionals as they share up-to-date insights on health topics to help you live your best life physically, mentally, and emotionally. Join us as we navigate the everanging landscape of healthcare and strive to improve the health of the Orthodox Jewish community. Welcome to the JOMA podcast. I'm your Welcome to the JOMA podcast. I'm your host, Jenny Burkovich, board certified pediatrician and director of education for JOMA. My guest today is Dr. Emma Jones. And you cannot miss this episode. Whether you're in healthc care or not, burnout, compassion fatigue, or what she describes as empathy fatigue is something that I think all of us need to learn about. Emma Jones, MD, is a practicing hospice and pallet of care physician who also has worked as a pediatric oncologist and general pediatrician. With over a decade of pediatrician. With over a decade of experience mentoring residents and fellows, she has become a guide and uplifter for countless healthc care professionals navigating the turbulence of the modern medical system. In the Phoenix Blueprint, Dr. Dr. Jones shares the skills and practices that have allowed her to emerge stronger from burnout and rediscover her calling to serve patients and colleagues. Drawing from yoga traditions while respecting each person's unique path, she provides a step-by-step guide to help those in healthcare rise like a phoenix from the ashes. A mother of two teenage girls,
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- 0:00Welcome to the JOMA podcast presented by the Jewish Orthodox Women's Medical Association. Every week, hear…
- 3:04of the workers within it. And then the other side was with the pali of care…
- 6:36I just can't do this anymore or I'm so tired or anything like that, you're probably…
- 10:10suffering. I should I should too. That's how I'm a good doctor." And that's a really…
- 13:14of what would lead you into burnout. You could be experiencing compassion. Let's say empathy fatigue.…
- 16:49think. Therefore, I can't perform at the level that I normally would say was my level…
- 20:21get you to 100? So acknowledging that's an issue, acknowledging that it is something you want…
- 23:25overidentifying leads us into enshment with our patients and overidentifying with our patients needs and you…
- 27:01knew? What are ways to like we talked sort of about the treatment, right? Aside of…
- 30:34probably the nicest way to put it. Um, you know, I am also a hospice doctor.…
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