Are you concerned about a colleague?
October 23, 2019 British Medical Association
This guide from the British Medical Association teaches how to identify and support a colleague whose physical or mental health may need support.
Topics
Relationships Crisis management Peer support Suicide Depression Stress
Related resources
Finding a mentor
This article provides advice to medical students and early-career physicians on finding a mentor.
View resource Finding a mentorNovel wellness curriculum implemented for undergraduate medical students
McGill University’s WELL Office offers a four-year wellness curriculum for undergraduate students.
View resource Novel wellness curriculum implemented for undergraduate medical studentsBehavioral Health for the Front Line: Lessons from the Covid-19 Pandemic
During the COVID-19 pandemic, a university-based health system focused on improving mental health support for employees through a four-tiered pyramid approach.
View resource Behavioral Health for the Front Line: Lessons from the Covid-19 PandemicHelping each other through the pandemic: Providing informal physician-to-physician peer support
This collection of reviewed, synthesized and adapted resources from WellDoc Alberta provides tips on informal physician-to-physician peer support.
View resource Helping each other through the pandemic: Providing informal physician-to-physician peer supportAre you concerned about a colleague?
This guide teaches physicians what to do if they are concerned about a colleague’s physical or mental health.
View resource Are you concerned about a colleague?Improving Collaboration in Times of Crisis: Integrating Physicians in Disaster Preparedness and Health Emergency Management
Doctors of BC offer guidance on integrating physicians into disasters prepardness and health emergency management.
View resource Improving Collaboration in Times of Crisis: Integrating Physicians in Disaster Preparedness and Health Emergency Management- Popular topics
- Quick links
- Wellness Connection
Are you in distress? Get help now.
Call 911 or access physician health and wellness supports.
Are you in distress? Get help now.