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• Titulo Artículo: Feasibility of a Comprehensive Wellness and Suicide Prevention Program: A Decade of Caring for Physicians in Training and Practice
• Resumen: Background  Comprehensive treatment models reduce distress and suicide risk in military, university, and community populations, but are not well studied with in medical trainees and physicians in practice. Physicians face unique internal and external barriers that limit access to psychological or psychiatric treatment, which may contribute to higher rates of burnout, depression, and suicide. Objective  Our goal is to report on the feasibility and utilization of a wellness and suicide prevention program for residents, fellows, and faculty in an academic health center. Methods  The program provides individual counseling, psychiatric evaluation, and wellness workshops for residents/fellows (N = 906) and faculty (N = 1400). Demand for services is demonstrated by the participation rate of eligible trainees. Acceptability within the target population is examined in a 2011 survey in which trainees (N = 116, 97% participation) and program directors (N = 23, 88% participation) rated their satisfaction. Start-up costs and funding sources to sustain a wellness program are outlined.
• Autores: Mary Moffit , Patrick H. Brunett, J. Mark Kinzie, Sydney Ey, .
• Titulo Revista: Journal of graduate medical education, .
• Numero: 5
• Volumen:8
• Fecha de publicación: 2016.
• Base de Datos Bibliográfica: Medline-PubMed , .
• Suplemento:
• Idioma: Inglés
• Página Inicial: 747 Página Final: 753
• ISBN: 1949-8357

• Título Medline-PubMed : Feasibility of a Comprehensive Wellness and Suicide Prevention Program: A Decade of Caring for Physicians in Training and Practice
• Resumen: Background  Comprehensive treatment models reduce distress and suicide risk in military, university, and community populations, but are not well studied with in medical trainees and physicians in practice. Physicians face unique internal and external barriers that limit access to psychological or psychiatric treatment, which may contribute to higher rates of burnout, depression, and suicide. Objective  Our goal is to report on the feasibility and utilization of a wellness and suicide prevention program for residents, fellows, and faculty in an academic health center. Methods  The program provides individual counseling, psychiatric evaluation, and wellness workshops for residents/fellows (N = 906) and faculty (N = 1400). Demand for services is demonstrated by the participation rate of eligible trainees. Acceptability within the target population is examined in a 2011 survey in which trainees (N = 116, 97% participation) and program directors (N = 23, 88% participation) rated their satisfaction. Start-up costs and funding sources to sustain a wellness program are outlined.
• Autores : Mary Moffit ; Patrick H. Brunett; J. Mark Kinzie; Sydney Ey;
• Autor corporativo: Journal of graduate medical education,
• Fecha de publicación: 2016.
• Tipo : Medline-PubMed .
• Idioma: Inglés

• Título Medline-PubMed : Feasibility of a Comprehensive Wellness and Suicide Prevention Program: A Decade of Caring for Physicians in Training and Practice
• Resumen: Background  Comprehensive treatment models reduce distress and suicide risk in military, university, and community populations, but are not well studied with in medical trainees and physicians in practice. Physicians face unique internal and external barriers that limit access to psychological or psychiatric treatment, which may contribute to higher rates of burnout, depression, and suicide. Objective  Our goal is to report on the feasibility and utilization of a wellness and suicide prevention program for residents, fellows, and faculty in an academic health center. Methods  The program provides individual counseling, psychiatric evaluation, and wellness workshops for residents/fellows (N = 906) and faculty (N = 1400). Demand for services is demonstrated by the participation rate of eligible trainees. Acceptability within the target population is examined in a 2011 survey in which trainees (N = 116, 97% participation) and program directors (N = 23, 88% participation) rated their satisfaction. Start-up costs and funding sources to sustain a wellness program are outlined.
• Autores : Mary Moffit ; Patrick H. Brunett; J. Mark Kinzie; Sydney Ey;
• Autor corporativo: Journal of graduate medical education,
• Fecha de publicación: 2016.
• Paginas: 747.
• ISBN: 1949-8357.
• Idioma: Inglés

• Titulo Artículo: Feasibility of a Comprehensive Wellness and Suicide Prevention Program: A Decade of Caring for Physicians in Training and Practice
• Resumen: Background  Comprehensive treatment models reduce distress and suicide risk in military, university, and community populations, but are not well studied with in medical trainees and physicians in practice. Physicians face unique internal and external barriers that limit access to psychological or psychiatric treatment, which may contribute to higher rates of burnout, depression, and suicide. Objective  Our goal is to report on the feasibility and utilization of a wellness and suicide prevention program for residents, fellows, and faculty in an academic health center. Methods  The program provides individual counseling, psychiatric evaluation, and wellness workshops for residents/fellows (N = 906) and faculty (N = 1400). Demand for services is demonstrated by the participation rate of eligible trainees. Acceptability within the target population is examined in a 2011 survey in which trainees (N = 116, 97% participation) and program directors (N = 23, 88% participation) rated their satisfaction. Start-up costs and funding sources to sustain a wellness program are outlined.
• Fecha de publicación: 2016.
• Autor corporativo: Journal of graduate medical education, .
• Idioma: Inglés

Palabras claves:

• Suicide Prevention Program
• Training and Practice
• Medical education

Público objetivo:

• Posgrado
• Docentes
• Medicos
• Educadores Medicos