Physicians contribute to the actual, lived institutional mission. What they contribute influences how closely the actual, lived mission approximates the stated mission. What physicians contribute is a strong influence indeed. The role of programs in physician spirituality is to help physicians find meaning in the work they do and see it in the context of the hospital mission. These programs can work on a number of levels such as personal reflection, leadership development, collegial mentoring, and service opportunities. Many details of how we have approached these levels constitute much of the remainder of what appears in this forum, but there is a commonality for each program. Each one links to the mission, vision and values of our hospital.
How do you see physicians contributing to the mission of the hospital?
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