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First Do No Self-Harm:
Understanding and Promoting Physician Stress Resilience
Edited by Charles R. Figley, Peter Huggard, and Charlotte Rees
Preface by John Bligh
Section I Theory of Physician Stress and Coping
Chapter 1 The Stress and Stress Injuries of Physicians: An Introduction to First Do No Self-Harm the Editors
Chapter 2 The "Daily Grind" – Physicianhood by Robert Klitzman (invited)
Chapter 3 Dealing with Death and Dying by Rod Macleod
Section II Research Contributions
Chapter 4 Compassion Fatigue in Physicians: Prevalence, Predictive and Protective Factors by Peter Huggard
Chapter 5 Socialization into Medicine by Rain Lamdin
Chapter 6 Altruism: the balance between self-care and the interests of others by Charlotte Rees and Jeff Bishop
Chapter 7 The Development of Emotional Intelligence in Medical Students by Natalie Lewis and Charlotte Rees
Chapter 8 How Doctors become Patients by Mamta Gautam
Section III Methods of Assessment, Prevention, and Management
Chapter 9 Assessment of secondary stress and resiliency by Charles R. Figley
Chapter 10 The Professional Quality of Life scale (ProQOL) by Beth Stamm
Chapter 11 The Good Coper Physician -- at risk of Compassion Fatigue by Anna Baranowsky
Chapter 12 Treatment and Prevention work: Center for Practitioner Renewal by David Kuhl
Chapter 13 The Physician Health Program: Doctors Coming of Age by Michael Kaufmann
Chapter 14 Professional Formation: Thoughts on Enhancing Resiliance for Medical Students by Cathy Risdon
Chapter 15 Promoting Physician Stress Resilience Facing Ethical Decisions by Jeffrey Spike
Section IV: Personal Reflections
Chapter 16 Surgery by Pat Alley
Chapter 17 Palliative Care by Carol McAllum
Chapter 18 Paediatrics by John Newman
Chapter 19 Psychiatry by Shailesh Kumar
Chapter 20 Medical Students and Residents by Jessica B. Chynoweth, et al.
Chapter 21 Junior Doctors by _______________ (what sections of the world have we not covered yet?)
Chapter 22 Family Medicine by Bruce Arroll
Chapter 23 Anaesthesiology by Robin Youngson
Chapter 24 Conclusions and Future Directions by the Editors