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“Thank You for Not Letting Me Crash and Burn”: The Imperative of Quality Physician Onboarding to Foster Job Satisfaction, Strengthen Workplace Culture, and Advance the Quadruple Aim


 

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It is our ultimate hope that programs like this: (1) give physicians the confidence needed to create impactful patient-centered experiences; (2) enable physicians to become more cost-effective and efficient in care delivery; (3) allow physicians to understand the populations they are serving and access tools available to mitigate health disparities and other barriers; and (4) improve the collective experience of every member of the care team, practice leadership, and clinician-patient partnership.

Corresponding author: J. Nwando Olayiwola, MD, MPH, FAAFP, The Ohio State University College of Medicine, Department of Family and Community Medicine, 2231 N High St, Ste 250, Columbus, OH 43210; nwando.olayiwola@osumc.edu.

Financial disclosures: None.

Keywords: physician onboarding; Quadruple Aim; leadership; clinician satisfaction; care team satisfaction.

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