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Host(s): Isheeta Zalpuri, MD, Dorothy Stubbe, MD, Carol Bernstein, MD, and Rashi Aggarrwal, MD
Sponsor: Mentorship and Professional Development Committee
Topic: Facilitating faculty development efforts
When: Nov 22, 2024 12:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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Host: Lindsey Pershern, MD
Sponsor: Membership Committee
Topic: AADPRT Annual Meeting strategies
This session is open to TD's/ATD's and PA's
The Membership Committee will provide an orientation, tips, and strategies to making the most of the Annual Meeting, starting with preparing for the registration process
When: December 6, 2024 12:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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Hosts/Mentors: Sallie De Golia, MD and Jackie Hobbs, MD
Sponsor: Membership Committee
This session will support needs for NTDs (both TD and ATD) in an open forum with experienced TDs as mentors
When: Jan 10, 2025 12:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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When: Jul 11, 2025 12:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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Host(s): Courtney Liddell, MPA, Jennifer Nandlal, BBS, Asya Hayes, BA, Casey Gavidia, BS
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Description: The medical residency experience is notoriously demanding, with long hours, high stress, and emotional challenges taking a toll on residents’ mental health. Psychiatry residents, in particular, are susceptible to increased anxiety, depression, and burnout due to the emotionally charged nature of their specialty. In response to these challenges, a Texas public academic health science center introduced a “Wellness Wednesday” initiative, using a monthly survey to monitor the mental well-being of its psychiatry residents. The survey allowed residents to regularly assess their mental health through reflective self-assessment while also providing a safe space to share their experiences and struggles. This session will explore the creation and implementation of the “Wellness Wednesday” survey and discuss its effectiveness as a tool for tracking and improving residents’ mental health. Participants will gain insight into how the survey has fostered resilience, enhanced morale, and provided crucial emotional support to residents facing the pressures of medical training. By exploring the positive outcomes of this initiative, the session will also offer practical guidance on how other residency programs can adopt similar wellness strategies to support the mental well-being of their trainees.