Together, we can

BUILD THE MENTAL RESILIENCE OF DOCTORS AROUND THE WORLD

National Training Survey (2022) Statistics

Burnout of Medical Health Professionals

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Junior Doctors

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Senior Trainers

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A&E Doctors

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Medicine & Surgery

Our Principles

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Our Services

At Medics in Mind, our goal is to provide support and resources to help medics thrive in their personal and professional lives. Whether you’re a student, a doctor, or an active healthcare professional, we offer a range of support to fit your individual needs.

Programs and Events

Our podcasts, social media content and events aim to bring doctors together in safe in-person and online communities. We aim to discuss a range of topics and host mindfulness events with guest speakers.

Mindfulness Training

Our flexible mindfulness training based on MBSR principles is designed to help medics cultivate a greater sense of emotional resilience and well-being, while also reducing stress and burnout.

Peer Support Group

Our online discussion forum offers a safe and confidential space for medics to connect, share experiences, and gain support from others who understand the unique demands of the medical profession.

Stress in Health Professionals

Key Factors

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Doctor Satisfaction

Only 50% of doctors reported being satisfied in their workplace, down from 70% in 2021.

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Staffing Issues

Results show that poor staffing (33%) and pressure on workloads (24%) were reported as the main barriers to delivering good patient care.

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Difficulty In Taking Breaks

Survey results show that 68% of doctors report difficulty in taking rest breaks, up from 49%.

WE LISTEN

Through an online open discussion forum and email via our private message
function.

Advice and Support & Contact

WE EDUCATE

Through social media on mindfulness techniques, how to incorporate
mindfulness into everyday life and how to prioritise mental wellbeing.

 

WE SUPPORT

Through our online and social media content, via our discussion forum, and
through signposting doctors in need of formal support services.