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Brittany Busse, MD

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Category(ies): Lifestyle Medicine | Physician | Preventive Medicine

I co-founded ViTel Health in 2020 with the belief that happier physicians will have healthier patients. We believe that physician-led, digitally advanced, and fully integrated care is the future of medicine and we are here to empower physicians to create a practice that is individualized and unique. Too often Telehealth represents acute, episodic, and extremely specialized care (think platforms where patients go to access just UTI, migraine, or ED treatment). At ViTel Health we are enabling whole-person preventative care that is connected rather than competitive, personalized rather than piecemeal, and autonomous rather than authoritative. We are building healthier communities of physicians, free from the systemic abuses that create burnout and creating life-long partnerships with physicians and the communities who need them.

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Brittany Busse, MD

I'm a Digital Health expert creating a better healthcare ecosystem for happier physicians and healthier patients.

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Do You Know When It’s Time to Leave?

Brittany Busse, MD looks at why physicians are often the last ones to say “I quit.”

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Maybe “Burnout” Is Too Blunt a Word for What Physicians Are Feeling

Is burnout too broad a word for physician distress? A look at how choice, capability, connection, and contribution may better explain what physicians have lost.

What Happens When Medicine Stops Being the Most Important Thing in Your Life?

For physicians, allowing medicine to move down the list can feel strangely like failure. Perhaps that says something about the profession we were trained to enter.

I Don’t Want to Be a Resilient Physician

Healthcare tells physicians to become more resilient. But what if bouncing back is the wrong goal? One physician argues for empathy, mastery, humility, and growth instead.