Mindfulness for Physicians During COVID-19
April 2, 2020 Well Doc Alberta
The Education Bulletins by Well Doc Alberta provide evidence-informed tips aimed at supporting wellness during the pandemic. Mindfulness is a tool that you can carry with you and is always readily available. Learn what mindfulness is and how to practise it and get examples of mindfulness exercises in this Well Doc Alberta Education Bulletin.
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