Core IM | Internal Medicine Podcast8 Sep

#216 Clinician Grief: At the Beside Segment

Have you ever lost a patient and found yourself thinking about them long after the shift ended? This episode explores the grief clinicians can carry after a patient dies, including the losses that aren’t always obvious. We also discuss ways to work through that grief, recognize when it becomes complicated, and lean on your team for support.

🔹Transcript and Shownotes

04:12 | What is Clinician Grief?

10:02 | Types of Losses

10:22 | Loss of a close relationship with a particular patient

12:56 | Loss due to a professional's identification with the pain of family members

13:56 | Loss of one's unmet goals and expectations and one's professional self-image and role

18:47 | Loss related to one's personal system of beliefs and assumptions about life

21:30 | Past unresolved losses or anticipated future losses

23:29 | The death of the self

25:44 | Coping

Tags: CoreIM, Medical Education, Clinician Wellbeing, Burnout, Secondary Traumatic Stress, Complicated Grief, Coping With Grief, Medical humanities, medical ethics

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