Jennifer Reid: A Psychiatrist’s Perspective on Healthcare

We hear a psychiatrist’s perspective on healthcare from Jennifer Reid on this episode of the Perspectives on Healthcare Podcast with Rob Oliver. Originally from North Dakota, Jennifer has a private practice in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She is a member of Generation X. Her specialties include anxiety disorders, insomnia, interpersonal conflict, loss and transition.

Here are 3 things that stood out as Jennifer Reid gave us a psychiatrist’s perspective on healthcare:

· The combination of medicine and psychotherapy is the best form of treatment, and she is able to spend a little more time with patients because she is in private practice
· One of the things that is the same across the country is the stigma that is attached to having mental health issues
· It is imperative that medical providers take care of themselves to prevent burnout. Medical workers can talk to a counselor or a coach or someone else about the issues that they face.

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