Novel wellness curriculum implemented for undergraduate medical students
McGill University
McGill University’s WELL Office has created a four-year longitudinal wellness curriculum for undergraduate students. The program, integrated within the academic curriculum, promotes personal and professional well-being and encourages engagement with student wellness.
Topics
Establishing a wellness mindset Psychologically safe learning Burnout Stress Self-care
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