Practice transformation series: Preventing physician distress and suicide
August 31, 2016 American Medical Association
This module from the American Medical Association helps physicians identify at-risk colleagues and facilitate access to appropriate care. It answers common questions about physician distress and suicidal behaviour and provides downloadable tools to help physicians and their organizations prevent physician distress and reduce the risk of suicide.
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