Retweeted Krati Garg (@KratiGarg07): Had the great pleasure of talking to @gdtoogood about his story and what led to #CrazySock4Docs campaign. Mental health of doctors is a conversation that needs to begin today #MH4Docs @crazysocks4Docs https://t.co/EBVX7bOYAy — Siyabulela Mashiyi (@26_mashiyi) June 9, 2018
Tag Archives: mental-health
Resilience may not lie within individuals but between them
Processing trauma: "Resilience may not lie within individuals, but between individuals" @DrMattWalton discusses the importance of education and peer support in medical school https://t.co/BI05WFuTdT pic.twitter.com/2KyRx6CitJ — The BMJ (@bmj_latest) May 19, 2018
Why Resilience is now a dirty word
Challenging the hidebound, sexist, bully culture of medicine 'simply isn't safe' for students. Brilliant insight from @AlexLFarrell of @yourAMSA @brookmanknight @Fly_texan @ketaminh @AColtzau @M_C_Rice @DrBradMcKay @bradfrankum @jilltomlinson https://t.co/IhDcYvz6kP — Julie Lambert (@PedanticLamb) June 8, 2018
The need for culture change in healthcare
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Charity as a panacea for burnout
Charity as a panacea for professional burnout … Dr Ajit Singh Bhalla writes in #MJAInSight … "Too often, in our pursuit of training, we forget why we chose to become doctors and what truly makes us happy." https://t.co/n1ilKqrdar pic.twitter.com/c0KL8hBhDa — MJA (@theMJA) May 29, 2018
#CrazySocks4Docs “Often, failed to look after its own”
Bring out your #crazysocks4docs mental health … Dr @gdtoogood writes in #MJAInSight … "This is a profession that has, so often, failed to look after its own." https://t.co/5ci6Its6gg pic.twitter.com/7nfvMJ2Rv4 — MJA (@theMJA) May 28, 2018
#CrazySocks4Docs ‘I think you have depression’
It is brave to admit you need help. It is even braver to share your story on social media. Thank you to the author of this wonderfully honest piece of writing for breaking down the stigma of mental health for doctors. #crazysocks4docs #wellness https://t.co/GCqrwRmeNY — Melanie Rule (@rulesrule1) May 28, 2018
#CrazySocks4Docs Ian’s story
Much talk of senior clinician stories missing in the #MH4Docs space. Here’s mine 👇 Oh, and I have my socks ready! #crazysocks4docs https://t.co/ry7dcsbEgq — Ian McPhee (@iGas2) May 29, 2018
#CrazySocks4Docs official website!
Crazy socks website! June 1 https://t.co/8SYOyZp9Sy #Crazysocks4docs — DHAS (WA) (@DHAS_WA) May 21, 2018
The silent suffering must end : #CrazySocks4Docs day June 1st
My Kiwi anaesthetic friend and colleague @perkieturkey drew this for #CrazySocks4Docs. A moving image that encapsulates the silent suffering. Thanks for letting us use this, Doc. pic.twitter.com/u88HIq7A8k — Dr Eric Levi FRACS (@DrEricLevi) May 21, 2018 I’ve worn funky socks since before sliced bread. Now there is a purpose. 2 weeks time. Grab crazy socksContinue reading “The silent suffering must end : #CrazySocks4Docs day June 1st”
Depression and Burnout during surgical training
Do resident and attending perceptions of #burnout and #depression differ? Find out https://t.co/joTxHon4nD #VisualAbstract pic.twitter.com/5IOsZz7Yib — JAMASurgery (@JAMASurgery) May 2, 2018
Broken Doctors, Broken Systems by Dr Levi
Broken Doctors, Broken Systems: Clinician Mental Health in Context. Full transcript of talk at #RACS18 #ASM18SYD. Everything I wanted to say but didn’t because of nerves on stage. I hope this will inspire discussion locally wherever you are.https://t.co/lVUtdtubLI — Dr Eric Levi FRACS (@DrEricLevi) May 13, 2018
Wounded healers
Wounded healers #MH4Docs https://t.co/kvy0kAwl6X — Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) May 6, 2018
A prescription for trouble : physician heal thyself
I wrote a piece on why senior doctors need more help now than ever.A big thanks to all the drs who spoke to me @crazysocks4Docs @DrMukeshH @drHelenschultz @DrAndrewDavies @ama_media @beyondblue @RACSurgeons @VicGovDHHS @womeninsurgery #MH4Docs https://t.co/OYbhBQNpxM — Krati Garg (@KratiGarg07) April 14, 2018
Just being under investigation is a hazard to your health
Clear suicide risk exists for doctors under investigation … @gdtoogood writes in #MJAInSight … "The reported incidence of [] depression in those who were [being] investigated was 16.9% compared with 9.5% of those with no complaints against them … https://t.co/6UCuLG5ubo pic.twitter.com/CHRB9mHbuA — MJA (@theMJA) April 13, 2018
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine - THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds 