[PI Podcast] PHPs: Critical Look – The Full Kebob of Takeaways

Surgeon holding Critically Examined PHP Kebobs Before Sending to Pathology.

In this episode, we discuss the remaining key takeaways from our 2 part presentation last month “Physician Health Programs (PHPs): A Critical Look.”

For the full article, along with pithy footnotes, jump on over to the written article of the same title.

Convenient links:

Here’s a link to the replay of Part 1 of the webinar. (We’re redoing Part 2 as there was such a plethora of technological snafus that it can turn you into a conspiracy theorist.)

And, here’s the link to the May 3rd Town Hall I mention in the episode.

Upcoming – “PHPs: Closer Look” Town Hall, May 3, 8pm ET

And if you or a colleague need help with navigating your way through the MRTC or are facing ensnarement in the PHP system, be sure to check out an idea I’m developing for a weekly strategy group.

Getting guidance and support from me and similarly situated peers!

I’ve been thinking about the best way to create a safe, affordable space for docs to gather on a weekly basis so that together we can make sense of the PHP-type challenge each is up against. We’d share up-to-the-minute knowledge about the PHP system, its pivotal role in the overall MRTC, and how best to navigate it. And we’d do this with the dual aim of helping each survive the storm and pooling our knowledge and experience to help light the way for future docs facing the same overwhelming PHP challenges.

It’s a unique opportunity to tap into my fourteen years of experience and intensive study of this disturbing franchise to help other docs make the best decisions so that they can successfully navigate these perilous waters.

If you’re interested in learning more, here’s a link. Let me know when’s best to talk and at what preferred # [and be sure to put that in the message box], and I’ll call you. To ensure safety and confidentiality, and to make sure it’ll fit your needs, I conduct a preliminary interview with all prospective members. I’ll be getting a blurb out on it imminently. But meanwhile, if you know docs who might be interested, be sure to pass along.

Thanks for listening!