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Dr Rahul Khanna

Psychiatrist, researcher, educator, technologist. <br> Eternally curious. Let's connect ↓

The Nature and Sources of the Emotional Distress Felt by Intensivists and the Burdens That Are Carried

Summary

This study explores the emotional toll of working in intensive care units. Doctors reported distress from witnessing catastrophic patient outcomes, navigating complex interpersonal dynamics, and dealing with systemic challenges. The findings highlight the need for emotional resilience training and support systems to help ICU doctors manage these burdens effectively.

Informatics Technologies in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Mental Health Conditions

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Citation
Ingram, W. M., Khanna, R., & Weston, C. (2021). Informatics Technologies in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Mental Health Conditions. In Mental Health Informatics: Enabling a Learning Mental Healthcare System. Ed. by Jessica D Tenenbaum and Piper A Ranallo. Switzerland: Springer International Publishing AG (pp. 453-477).

Behavioural Responses of Intensivists to Stressors in Intensive Care

Summary

This qualitative study describes how ICU doctors respond to stressful events at work. Strategies like taking time to reflect, seeking support, and learning from mistakes are common. The research normalizes these responses and suggests that fostering an open and supportive environment can help doctors cope better with stress, preventing burnout and enhancing their well-being.

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