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Episode 29 - Jo Shapiro Pt. 2 - Implementing Peer Support
What do healthcare providers need to avoid a mental health crisis? Dr. Shapiro explains how to implement effective peer support.
What do healthcare providers need to avoid a mental health crisis?
62.8% of physicians report feelings of burnout, and 1-in-5 say they are making plans to leave their current practice within 2 years, according to Healthcare IT. Other types of healthcare providers, like nurses, show similar signs of exhaustion. In this podcast episode, Dr. Jo Shapiro, the Associate Professor of Otolaryngology at Harvard Medical School, dives into the intricacies of implementing peer support.
Dr. Shapiro explains several obstacles to peer support and potential ways to overcome them. Healthcare culture, while in many ways encourages great care, can prevent providers from getting the care they need. Also, she highlights how to persuade healthcare organizations to implement peer support using data, and shares the inexpensive yet effective ways to support healthcare workers.

Making the Most of Limited Resources: Strategies for FQHC and CAH Leaders
Smart strategies like data-driven care, streamlined workflows, and peer review help FQHCs and CAHs thrive despite limited resources.
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Why Turnover Shouldn't Disrupt Your Peer Review Program
Outsourced peer review ensures continuity during turnover—keeping quality, compliance, and care improvement on track.
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What to Expect from an HRSA Operational Site Visit (OSV)
Get ready for your HRSA OSV: solid peer reviews—especially with external input—can prevent red flags and protect your FQHC funding.
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