VOICES Noah Wyle: I play a doctor on ‘The Pitt.’ Real health care workers need our help.
Since ‘The Pitt’ premiered, I’ve heard from health care workers who said they finally feel seen. Their stories echo the same themes: Exhaustion, compassion and
Since ‘The Pitt’ premiered, I’ve heard from health care workers who said they finally feel seen. Their stories echo the same themes: Exhaustion, compassion and
The video of “Confidentiality, Safety, Collaboration, and Care in a Physician’s Journey” is now available! Held on April 25th in Seattle, this joint session brought
Attending the annual Federation of State Physician Health Programs, INC (FSPHP) conference was truly an honor. Spending time with visionary FSPHP leaders like Linda Bresnahan,
During the recent FSPHP 2025 Annual Meeting held April 23-27, 2025 in Seattle, WA, the 2025 Presidential Recognition Awards to honor members for their outstanding
Physician Mental Health Support Dr. Chris Bundy, MD, MPH, Chief Medical Officer of the Federation of State Physician Health Programs, highlights the critical role of
Drs. Michael Baron, Joe Jordan, and Scott Humphreys will present an insightful overview of the FSPHP-Evaluation and Treatment Accreditation (FSPHP-ETA™) program at the FSMB Administrators
Almost every state has a Federation of State Physician Health Program (FSPHP) recognized Professional or Physicians Health Program (PHP). These programs provide confidential assessment, referral
March 18 marks a critical moment for our profession—the anniversary of the Dr. Lorna Breen Health Care Provider Protection Act and the official Health
In recognition of Health Workforce Wellbeing Day, ALL IN: Wellbeing First for Healthcare, a national coalition led by the Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes’ Foundation, unveils
Physician suicide and well-being are critical issues but studies use varying methodologies and suicide is frequently underreported. This study sought to update data on physician
Physicians who have overcome mental health or substance use challenges with support of Physician Health Programs are not just resilient – they bring greater compassion,
A new report by colleagues Judy Davidson and Sid Zisook published in JAMA Psychiatry reveals a concerning trend: Female physicians in the US face up