Cutting the Clicks: Reducing Mandatory Training Burden for Physicians

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Mandatory compliance training is important, but its cumulative burden can take physicians away from patients and their own well-being. Host Kevin Hopkins MD talks to Sonia Ramamoorthy MD, MBA, FACS, FASCRS, director of physician wellness at UC San Diego health, about how UCSD is trimming mandatory compliance training without compromising safety. Learn how her team eliminated redundancy, targeted assignments, and pursued reciprocity across hospitals, plus tips for other organizations to give physicians their time back.

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