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DEAN'S WELCOME BBQ FOR INCOMING RESIDENTS
CReWCommittee for Residents Wellness
Presented by : Dr. Alastair Dorreen,VP Wellness (ARM)
Dr. Annie Trépanier,President of the CBER (FMRQ)
CReW: About Us
● Formed three years ago; still evolving and adapting to the needs of the residents
● Co-chaired by Dr. Richard Montoro (Assistant Dean of Resident Affairs)
● Our vision
● To ensure that residency at McGill is an inclusive environment which values physical, emotional, mental and spiritual wellness
Mission
If the following aspects appeal to you:
Organizing social or sport events
Organizing workshops to improve life skills
Providing practical affordable resources for residents
Offering support from CReW members
CReW/ARM’s Policy On Learner Mistreatment
• Completely intolerable behavior • Needs to be reported • Confidentiality• Case by case basis• The McGill Faculty of Medicine is very
motivated to improve our learning environment
Resident Wellness
All programs are welcome to join and help out
Residency – truly exciting time
High level of stress, with higher rates of depression and burn out
Not a transition period
Balance life/ work◦Enjoy the process
Wellness Survey
Conducted in the late Summer of 2012◦ More than 300 residents replied◦ Prizes were drawn
Results were obtained after compiling the internet survey ◦ Main objectives
Look into the current needs of residents in terms of the different health determinants
Areas we may want to advocate for with the Faculty
Wellness Survey
Most Salient Results
Many health determinants were well balanced by the majority of the respondents◦ Eating breakfast, sleeping hours, vacations…
Several problematic areas◦ Diet◦ Exercise◦ Having access to a GP
Age
Training level
Breakfast
Sleep
Diet
Holiday
Exercise
Social life
Family MD
Walk-in clinic
Top 10 wellness tips
Why Wellness is so important?
Level of stress moderate to high in one third of residentsCohen BMC Medical Education 2005
Linked to lack of timeCohen BMC Research Notes 2008
Burnout: 25% to 75%Legassie J Gen Int Med 2008, West Teach and Learn Med 2012
Linked to perceived medical errorsWest JAMA 2006, West JAMA 2009
Retrieved from Medical resident health and wellness: a priority for the FMRQ, FMRQ Program Tour (2013-2014)
Activities Implemented... and to Look Forward to!
● Social and Cultural Events ● Christmas cocktail, Code Red & Welcome Party , etc.● Cultural night (movie and discussion)
● Sports Activities● Yoga● Intramurals (soccer and volley-ball)● Running Club
● Advocacy● Wellness survey● « Intimadon’t » campaign
How to join us!
Contact us◦[email protected]
An email will be sent in early fall to invite McGill residents to join our committee.
Some Perks: ◦Good memories◦Dinner provided
THANK YOU!