Implementation of a Near-Peer Support Program to Improve Trainee Well-Being after Patient Safety Events
Kevin P. Seitz,
Nikita V. Baclig,
Robin Stiller
et al.
Abstract:Adverse events can take an emotional toll on physicians, which, left unprocessed,
can have negative impacts on well-being, including burnout and depression. Peer
support can help mitigate these negative effects. Structured programs train
physicians to aid colleagues in processing work-related experiences and emotions
such as guilt and self-doubt. Although such programs are common for faculty,
peer support for resident physicians has not been adequately addressed, and few
programs have been described in the lit… Show more
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