Unpacking Burnout & Moral Injury

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Ken Miller PT, DPT, PhD, GCS, FNAP discusses burnout and moral injury through a home care lens, reflecting on his 30+ years of experiences in this setting. Ken shares findings from his national survey of Physical Therapists, highlighting how documentation demands, scheduling pressures, and limited autonomy uniquely affect home health providers. He also explains how organizational structures—not individual resilience—play the biggest role in clinician well-being. Listeners will gain practical insights on improving the daily experience of home care professionals and supporting better care for patients.

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