
Drs. Whitmer Jacobsson and Bååthe discuss mindfulness in Swedish medicine and its impact on healthcare practices.
Today, we are joined by Dr. Anamaria Whitmer Jacobsson, MD, a senior OB/GYN surgeon at Varberg and Kungsbacka Hospitals in Sweden, and Dr. Fredrik Bååthe, PhD, a senior researcher and lecturer at the Institute of Stress Medicine in Gothenburg and guest researcher at the Legeforskningsinstituttet in Oslo. In the conversation, Drs. Whitmer Jacobsson and Bååthe share their deeply personal “why,” exploring how formative experiences shaped their values of service, connection, and human potential. We also cover: Why traditional debriefing can backfire when teams are outside their window of tolerance and what to do instead How trauma-informed, appreciative questions help clinicians and patients heal, learn, and reconnect after crises What sustainable healthcare looks like in practice, with lessons from a Swedish clinic achieving low burnout and high fulfillment for over 20 years Links: Dr. Whitmer Jacobsson’s LinkedIn: se.linkedin.com/in/anamaria-whitmer-jacobsson-b69b966b Dr. Bååthe’s LinkedIn: / www.linkedin.com/in/fredrik-b%C3%A5%C3%A5th-10682a89/ Claritatis AB: https://claritatisab.com/new-page-1 A.L.S.O. Scandinavia: https://www.also-scandinavia.com/kurs-i-sverige/ SLF…
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