7 Effective Strategies for Managing Zoom Fatigue Symptoms
Faculty: Marlene M. Maheu
Discover practical strategies that you can use to lessen the stresses of using daily videoconferencing.
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Description
Many healthcare professionals are reporting excessive amounts of fatigue after handling their caseloads through video conferencing technology. In addition to the physical experience of fatigue, clinicians are experiencing back or neck pain, headaches, eye-strain, and more. Many psychologists are reporting that delivering services through telehealth is “harder” and “more draining” than in-person care. Some researchers are linking these phenomena to increased cognitive challenges related to telepsychology—even coining the term “Zoom Fatigue.”
How Do You Stop Zoom Fatigue?
Easy and practical tips and strategies will be provided by two seasoned teleprofessionals who will share the secrets they’ve learned to not only tolerate their video interactions but actually enjoy them. Suggestions will also be made about how to screen clients and patients to help minimize stress. Other resources will be outlined to guide the curious clinician in where else to seek guidance if the need arises.
Learning Objectives
Participants of this 1-hour, fully RECORDED event will be able to:
- Name at least 7 strategies for combating zoom fatigue
- Describe how one’s desk arrangement can be changed to reduce zoom fatigue
- Name hardware/software combinations to reduce zoom fatigue
When & How
| CME or CE: | Credit hour 1 |
| Duration: | Approximately 1 hour to complete. |
| Format: | Online Activity. Online readings, illustrative media, automatically graded post-test. All material for Telehealth.org training is provided at no extra cost, and is accessible through your computer or digital device. Available 24/7 as on-demand training (asynchronous). |
| When: | Available 24/7 to review anytime for 6 months from registration date. |
| Where: | 100% Online |
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Audience
This program is for beginning and intermediate-level “telepractitioners” and “telesupervisors” wishing to deliver telemental health services in these disciplines:
- Psychiatrists, Internists, Pediatricians, Gerontologists, Nurses, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners
- Psychologists, Counselors, Social Workers, Therapists, Marriage & Family Therapists
- Speech Pathologists, Dietitians, Occupational Therapists, Behavioral Analysts, Substance Use Professionals
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Faculty
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Dr. Marlene Maheu has been a pioneer in telemental health for almost three decades. With five textbooks, dozens of book chapters, and journal articles to her name and educated more than 50k clinicians from 109 countries, she is in a unique position to guide you or your organization in finding a maximally profitable niche in telehealth. She is the Founder and CEO of Telehealth.org. She is the CEO of the Coalition for Technology in Behavioral Science (CTiBS), and the Founder of the Journal for Technology in Behavioral Science. She has assisted in writing standards and guidelines for national associations and was the Chair of the CTiBS Competency Committee that published the first telebehavioral health competency framework. She has been interviewed by dozens of leading newspapers and magazines, keynoted, and taught hundreds of telehealth-related workshops internationally. Dr. Maheu is a master at getting to the point and answering your questions with straightforward, actionable, evidence-based suggestions that quickly move you to your goal. She will delight you with her clinical acumen and make you smile at how simple many solutions can be when explained by a professional with decades of passionate telehealth training experience. Bring your notepad — you’ll leave with pages of practical to-do’s! |
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Dr. Shawna Wright is the Associate Director of the University of Kansas Center for Telemedicine & Telehealth, is a licensed psychologist. She obtained her graduate training in clinical psychology at Texas Tech University. Dr. Wright worked for over a decade in community mental health and has expertise in treating rural and underserved populations. She is the president and CEO of Wright Psychological Services, an independent telepsychology practice that was established in 2011 to provide assessment and treatment to residents of rural skilled nursing facilities. Through her experience with providing treatment to rural and underserved populations, Dr. Wright is acutely aware of the impact of the shortage of medical and mental health providers, and she sees the promise of telehealth for improving access to care. She has interests in advancing telehealth policy and engaging medical and mental health professionals and students in telemedicine education. Dr. Wright works with KUMC’s Project ECHO as project facilitator and behavioral health content expert to assist Kansas health/mental health providers with increasing access to up-to-date research outcomes, best practices, and standards of care to reduce health disparities. Dr. Wright is a member of the Rural and Frontier Subcommittee of the Kansas Governor’s Behavioral Health Services Planning Council, the Kansas State Epidemiological Outcomes Workgroup, and the Kansas Prescription Drug and Opioid Advisory Committee. She works with these groups to understand gaps in access to care and to identify ways telemedicine can be leveraged to increase health equity in Kansas. |
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