Resources
Magnify’s Top Reads
Here are some of our favourite books:
Difficult Conversations by Douglas Stone, Bruce Patton & Sheila Heen
This book is an excellent guide that breaks down the drivers of conflict in both personal and professional environments. By providing further context for conflict, this allows the reader to better understand others and themselves in different relationships, and provides them with practical strategies of how to facilitate difficult conversations.
Insight by Tasha Eurich
Organizational psychologist and researcher Tasha Eurich discusses the science of self-awareness, how we may not know ourselves as well as we think, and what to do about it. By drawing upon her fifteen years of research and her findings with Fortune 500 companies, this book offers tools on how to improve one’s self-awareness along with how to enhance work performance, leadership skills, and interpersonal relationships.
Option B by Sheryl Sandberg & Adam Grant
Chief Operating Officer of Facebook, Sheryl Sandberg, recounts a tragic tale in Option B of how her and her family overcame adversity by engaging in resilience. Sandberg explains the resilience processes and strategies that she used to bounce back through a difficult time, and also provides the reader with a great deal of cross-cultural research to support her findings.
Publications:
This Changed My Practice
Chami, B. 2023. Effectively Managing Imposter Syndrome in Medicine. This Changed My Practice. UBC Faculty of Medicine.
Chami, B. 2021. Burnout & Moral Injury. This Changed My Practice. UBC Faculty of Medicine.
Chami, B. 2020. Healthcare Professional Well-being. This Changed My Practice. UBC Faculty of Medicine.
Chami, B. 2019. Presenteeism. This Changed My Practice. UBC Faculty of Medicine.
The Medical Post
Chami, B. 2018. Presenteeism: B.C. doctors cite workplace factors as top reason for going to work when sick. The Medical Post. Canadian Healthcare Network.
Research
Chami, B. 2017. Work Comes First: The Drivers of Presenteeism Among Physicians in a British Columbian Healthcare Setting. Master’s dissertation. Adler University.