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Medicine and Motherhood: Can We Talk? Consensus Statement Published

Pregnancy and the postpartum period are physically and emotionally demanding times for any woman, and particularly for pregnant/new-mother doctors who may be required do shift work, be on call or be on their feet for long stretches at a time. The unspoken message within the medical culture that doctors – both male and female – are supposed to be able to “do it all” makes it hard for pregnant and postpartum doctors to ask for special accommodation during this temporary and important time in their lives.

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Creative Commons License

Effective Conversations Workshop

We have been working on planning and development of our education module through the winter, and are pleased to announce the launch of the Effective Conversations Workshops! 


 

General Contact email

General Contact email

Contact email

Contact email

Workshop with the Richmond Hospital Department of Mental Health

Date: 
2009-11-27

Compassionate Communication Workshop

Co-sponsored by the Physician Health Program of BC and the Richmond Hospital Department of Mental Health

Compassionate Communication Richmond

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Organization: 

PHP

Compassionate Communication Richmond

Compassionate Communication Richmond

Canadian Conference on Physician Health

Building Resilient Medical Communities

Canadian Conference on Physician Health

PAW Network

Physicians Advocating Wellness – How We Started

There is something new and exciting happening in physician health these days – groups of Physicians Advocating Wellness (PAW groups) are popping up in various communities around the province.

But how did these grassroots groups come together?

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