Our Work

Publications

View recent publications from our faculty and members. These works highlight the breadth of research in workplace well-being—spanning topics from burnout and professional fulfillment to leadership, culture, and innovative interventions that transform how healthcare and research work is experienced.

Faculty and Affiliate Publications

Lotte Dyrbye, MD, MHPE, FACP

Senior Associate Dean for Faculty Well-being & Chief Well-being Officer, Professor of Medicine

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Marisha Burden, MD, FACP, SFHM

Professor of Medicine, Division Head of Hospital Medicine

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Natalie Schwatka, PhD

Assistant Professor, Director, Certificate in Total Worker Health Program, Center for Health, Work & Environment, Colorado School of Public Health

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Projects

CU Thrive Research Grants & Collaborations

Our research team partners with leaders in academic medicine, public health, and professional societies, including Colorado School of Public Health, Mayo Clinic, Stanford, American Medical Association, Mt. Sinai, Washington University, and others.

CUTHRIVE: Physician Burnout Prediction Using Garmin Venu 2
Funder: Physician Foundation

EPIC-WELL (AMA): Electronic Performance Indicators for Clinical Workload and Physician Well-being in Inpatient Settings

Total Worker Health Grant (NIOSH):
Building the Foundation for Thriving Teams: Defining and Measuring Inpatient Provider Workload

NSF 2041339:
Introducing Patient-Specific Therapy Profiles in EHRs for Genomic Medicine
(Collaboration with Mayo Clinic)

R01NR020362-01 (NIH/NINR):
Wearable Augmented Prediction of Burnout in Nurses
(Mayo Clinic – multidisciplinary collaboration with engineering and bioethics)

NIH/AHRQ:
Integrating Real-Time Clinical Activity and Behavioral Responses to Predict Physician Burnout
(Washington University)

AHRQ (1R03HS030021):
Organizational Strategies to Support Community Health Center Well-being
PI: Schwatka

NIOSH R21OH012548:
The Financial Impact of Burnout on Hospitalist Turnover and the Role of Work Environment
PI: Burden

EPIC-WELL Phase II (AMA):
Predicting Burnout and Job Performance Through EHR Use Metrics
PI: Burden

AGING PATH:
Predictive and Experimental Insights for Supporting Late Career Physicians
PI: Dyrbye

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