Meditation and Mindfulness: A Call to Action in Elevating Primary Care

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Abstract

Mindfulness meditation has vast physiologic benefits that can reduce physician burnout and improve physician well-being. Collective meditation and mindfulness practices with organized continuity among physician groups can synergistically elevate the practice of primary care by fostering creativity and innovation needed for sustainable solutions. A cohesive frontline physician voice rooted in higher purpose cultivated by meditation and mindfulness practices in a platform directly linked to quality improvement can lead to meaningful change in primary care for all.

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Kapadia, A. (2018). Meditation and Mindfulness: A Call to Action in Elevating Primary Care. The Permanente Journal, 22. https://doi.org/10.7812/TPP/17-171

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