Burnout is becoming increasingly recognized as a widespread problem among healthcare professionals. In fact, more than one-third of secondary care doctors reported being unwell due to work-related stress in 2018.1
How do we combat this problem? While there are bigger, systemic issues that are harder to address as individual clinicians, there are some very obtainable solutions you can implement in your own clinic to help prevent burnout in yourself and your staff.
If your patient has inner elbow pain, it might be golfer’s elbow, also known as medial epicondylitis. As you know, it doesn’t just affect golfers. Use these exercises for long-term improvement and pain relief.
From a stroke to ageing to injury, many conditions can leave your patient with weak grip strength. This can impact their ability to drive, eat, write, and perform other daily tasks. You can help your patient strengthen their grip and return to their daily life using a variety of hand exercisers. Then, track the impact of your therapy with a hand dynamometer to measure your patient’s grip strength progress. Get started with our top six choices for measuring and strengthening hand grips!