Residents and resiliency
November 1, 2016 Canadian Medical Protective Association
This article by the Canadian Medical Protective Association explains why it’s important for resident doctors to care of their own physical and mental health as they take on new roles and responsibilities. The burden of learning, patient care, skill development, teaching, research, and personal and family responsibilities can be onerous, and residents need skills and capabilities to remain resilient and healthy.
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