UVA Health Schwartz Center Rounds: Switching Off From a Busy Day

Panelists will share personal experiences & reflections about their own rituals, struggles, and successes in decompressing after hard shift. This multi-disciplinary panel will explore the challenges of transitioning from the emotional and physical demands of caring for others to our personal lives, including what helps us unwind, what makes it difficult to disconnect, and what we've learned along the way. Panelists will share personal experiences and reflections about their own rituals, struggles, and successes in decompressing after hard shifts. Panelists include: Levi Bannerman, MDiv; Taison Bell, MD, MBA; Michelle Dawson, MSN, RN, AGACNP-BC; Mary Wade, RN, BSN, AMB-BC. Target audience includes: UVA Health physicians, nurses, APPs, social workers, and other healthcare workers and learners. Lunch for the first 60 people provided. Schwartz Center Rounds are interprofessional panel-based discussions that allow for healthcare workers to reflect and share about how they are affected by their work. The goal of the program is to foster and support empathy, collaboration, and compassion for self and others.