Dr. Enas El Gouhary is an associate professor in the division of Neonatology, Pediatrics Department at McMaster University. Dr. El Gouhary is a clinician educator with a focus on curriculum development and wellbeing. In 2018, Dr. El Gouhary co-led adaptation of Joy-in-Work framework into residency program, such work was highlighted in a documentary by WHO. She co- chairs the Faculty Mentorship and Wellbeing Committee and is appointed as the inaugural Wellbeing Director for Faculty of Health Sciences, and she chairs the FHS Wellbeing collaborative and she established CoP for wellbeing leads across FHS. Dr. El Gouhary was selected to participate in Stanford University’s Chief Wellness Officer Course and received ADR training through Harvard University. At a national level, Dr. El Gouhary represents McMaster University on the National AFMC Wellness Committee and currently collaborating with other leaders to establish national governance for wellbeing. In recognition of her contributions, Dr. El Gouhary was the recipient of the PGME for Excellence and Innovation in Education and CBME Champion recognition.
In this week's core session of Grand Rounds, Dr. El Gouhary will explain the importance of health care workforce well-being and sustainability in the context of health care delivery and national health outcomes. She will also outline actionable strategies and policies to enhance workforce well-being and build sustainability.