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Treating a Broken System with Dr. Neil Farber
Dr. Neil Farber, a physician and communication researcher, joins us to discuss his new book on physician burnout and the healthcare crisis. Drawing on his experience as both a physician and a patient, he explains how time pressure, clerical burden, and unresponsive administrators hurt physicians and patients alike. He also shares how bad news was poorly delivered to his wife and what it should have looked like, and points to the Mayo Clinic’s physician-administrator partnership as a model for real change.
- Book: Treating a Broken System: A Physician’s Cure for the Healthcare Crisis (the title is given as Fixing a Broken System later in the episode), released October 5th on Amazon and Barnes & Noble in hardback, softback, or e-book, with bookstore ordering through Ingram
- Book launch party: October 20th at 6:00 PM, Camino Books, Del Mar, CA
- Dr. Farber’s charities for book proceeds: Academy for Communication in Healthcare and Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute
- Free e-book on emotional regulation: Email a screenshot of your podcast review to podcast@thewholephysician.com
- Podcast Fast Track (top 10 high-yield episodes): www.thewholephysician.com/fast-track
- Follow on social media: @thewholephysician
- https://neiljfarber.com/
- Goodreads - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/258121436-treating-a-broken-system
- Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/Treating-Broken-System-Physicians-Healthcare-ebook/dp/B0HH98XX2Z
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