Workplace wellness program requirements should reflect high-value recommendations

Yul Ejnes, MD, MACP, a past chair of ACP's Board of Regents, a practicing internist in Cranston, R.I., and a member of ACP Internist's editorial board, continues his monthly column at KevinMD.com. In this post, Dr. Ejnes sees the rationale of workplace wellness programs but shows how they can duplicate the care that physicians are already providing, unduly increase physician workload, and interfere with the physician-patient relationship.