Start Date:10/9/2023
Start Time:10:00 AM CDT
Before COVID-19, physician burnout, depression, and suicide were significant issues in U.S. healthcare, affecting clinical care. Recent studies show a national increase in physician burnout to 53%, with many physicians not seeking help due to stigma and application concerns.
This webinar will discuss the problematic questions found in applications for medical licensing, employment, and credentialing, which demand disclosure of mental illness or substance use disorder (SUD), further contributing to these challenges.
Participants are encouraged to bring their questions for the closing Q&A session.
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About our Speakers:
 Michael Tutty, PhD, MHA, FACMPE American Medical Association Michael Tutty, PhD, MHA, FACMPE, is the Group Vice President leading the strategic focus area of Professional Satisfaction and Practice Sustainability at the American Medical Association (AMA). Michael manages AMA’s efforts to identify, support, and grow the care delivery and payment models that promote long-term sustainability and satisfaction with medical practice. Before joining the AMA, Michael had several roles at the University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS), most recently serving as the Director of the Office of Health Policy and Technology.
Previously, Michael worked at the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) in their healthcare practice. Michael maintains an assistant professor faculty appointment in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at UMMS. Michael is an advisory board member at MATTER and a board member at Northwest Community Healthcare. He is a Fellow of the American College of Medical Practice Executives (FACMPE). Michael earned his BA in Government from Western New England College, MHA from Clark University, and PhD in Public Policy from the University of Massachusetts Boston.
 Daniel Blaney-Koen, JD American Medical Association Daniel Blaney-Koen, JD, is a senior attorney with the American Medical Association Advocacy Resource Center (ARC). The ARC attorneys focus on working with state and specialty medical societies on state legislative, regulatory and policy advocacy. The ARC also provides technical assistance and policy perspective with a wide range of national stakeholders such as the National Governors Association, National Association of Attorneys General, National Association of Insurance Commissioners, and others.
In addition to his work in the ARC, Daniel has held several roles at the AMA, including serving as a public information officer, policy analyst and speechwriter. Currently, Daniel focuses on state legislation and policy concerning the nation’s drug overdose epidemic, with particular emphasis on overdose prevention and treatment; treatment for patients with pain; and broad harm reduction efforts. Daniel also works on issues to support physicians and other health care professionals seeking care for mental health and wellness concerns; and he covers other pharmaceutical issues and related insurance market reforms.
Prior to joining the AMA in 1999, Daniel earned his Master of Fine Arts in Poetry from Colorado State University, and his Bachelor's Degree from the University of Arizona. He earned his law degree from the Loyola University Chicago School of Law. Daniel, his wife, two young sons and daughter live in Chicago, Illinois.
 Lauren Huchingson Director of Product Management American Medical Association
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