Do the tasks in your in-basket seem to keep multiplying?
Do you worry about your in-basket even when you're not at work? Does it feel like your in-basket work will never end?
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You are not alone, and you are not imagining things.
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Pre-pandemic, the average primary care physician spent 75 minutes per day on in-basket tasks.
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Over the past 3 years, the volume of patient messages has increased by 157%.
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A greater number of in-basket tasks has been associated with a greater risk of physician burnout.
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The overwhelm is real.
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The good news is: it doesn't have to be this way.
Your in-basket doesn't have to ruin your day.
Let me show you how.
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Click below and get instant access to a free guide that will help you take control of your in-basket.
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Are you overwhelmed by your in-basket?
ABOUT ME
Like you, I am a busy physician.
I'm a full- time academic pediatrician, a wife, a mother, and a physician coach.
With an active in-basket.
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Before I found coaching, I was exhausted, overwhelmed, frustrated by the medical system, and felt powerless to make change.
With coaching, I've become more productive, connected, and joyful in my life and career.
My in-basket may still be full, but it no longer ruins my day.
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