2003
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2923.2003.01627.x
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Abstract: The preparation of medical students for life as doctors involves more than facilitation of the acquisition of knowledge and skills, so that new doctors can conform to the principals of professional conduct. Support and mentoring are required so that stress can be identified early and dealt with appropriately.

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“…Estudos demonstraram que, apesar do alto nível de aflição que acomete os estudantes de Medicina, apenas de 8% a 15% deles procuram cuidado psiquiátrico durante a sua formação. Além disso, os resultados de outro estudo, realizado na Universidade da Pennsylvania, mostraram que, dos 24% de seus estudantes que declararam ter problemas depressivos, apenas 22% procuraram ajuda médica 9,10 . Este fato é justificado por inúmeras razões: falta de tempo, estigma associado à utilização de serviços de saúde mental, custos e medo das consequências em nível curricular.…”
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“…Estudos demonstraram que, apesar do alto nível de aflição que acomete os estudantes de Medicina, apenas de 8% a 15% deles procuram cuidado psiquiátrico durante a sua formação. Além disso, os resultados de outro estudo, realizado na Universidade da Pennsylvania, mostraram que, dos 24% de seus estudantes que declararam ter problemas depressivos, apenas 22% procuraram ajuda médica 9,10 . Este fato é justificado por inúmeras razões: falta de tempo, estigma associado à utilização de serviços de saúde mental, custos e medo das consequências em nível curricular.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…11 One of the difficulties with stress in medical school is that students tend not to seek help from the support services available to them.The results of a survey from the University of Pennsylvania showed that although 24% of their medical students identified themselves as being depressed, only 22% of this group accessed mental health services. 12 Barriers to access included lack of time, fear of lack of confidentiality, stigma associated with use of mental health services, cost, fear of documentation in academic records and fear of unwanted intervention. These barriers do not appear to improve on graduation, since 35% of physicians in the United States do not have a regular source of health care.…”
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“…Sadly, some fear the stigma of seeking counseling. Many actually fear their medical licensure would be at risk if their personal concerns were discovered [3,9]. Of course, this is essentially a nonissue, as counseling sessions are held in the strictest confidentiality with no access rendered to administrators or superiors.…”
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confidence: 99%