Learning Objectives
1. Identify challenges to patient care in the presence of a novel pathogen
2. Balance the demands of departmental leadership with clinical practice
3. Understand the role of a hospital within a large healthcare system during a healthcare crisis

We never know what someone has experienced.  By practicing trauma-informed care as a universal precaution, you can:

• re-normalize language and skills for all patient encounters and
• foster healing patient-clinician relationships.

Trauma-informed care holds promise for improving clinician well-being.  The evening will end with a facilitated discussion of ways in which principles of trauma-informed care may augment compassion, meaning in practice, and potentially foster clinician well-being.

Take away teachable, assessable skills to support the relationship between you and your patients.