Providence Health Care Resources
PHC Staff/Medical Resource List and Wellness ToolkitHelp foster a workplace that promotes positive mental health and mental wellness and offers staff some of the resources that they need to be well. |
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mPOSH: Supporting medical staff safety>Medical Practitioners Occupational Safety and Health (mPOSH) – Confidential support from trained physicians and medical residents:
Available by e-mail 24/7 – mposh.phc@ubc.ca. Responses occur Mon-Sat 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
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Making Stress Leave Less StressfulA medical staff event led by Dr. Vishal Varshney with guest panelists Dr. Daisy Dulay speaking on her own experiences; Dr Tanya Fairweather on Worksafe BC supports; and PHC’s Tam Akey on Adler Supports for medical staff. |
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Health and Wellness on PHC connectResources available to support you, your family, your peers, or your staff with mental health and mental wellness. |
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Wellness Room at St. Paul’s HospitalA Wellness Room in SPH Conference Room 8 (basement Conference Centre) offers a space for exercise and movement. Accessible by keycard and available 24/7 to all medical staff, staff, volunteers, students, residents and contractors who work at SPH. |
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Partner Resources
BC Physician Health Program >24/7 helpline for confidential, personalized assistance with issues such as mental health, relationship stress, career and life transitions, substance use and concern for colleagues. Supporting in BC: Practicing Physicians | Retired Physicians | Residents | Medical Students | Family Members |
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Doctors of BC Physician Health and Safety Agreement (the PHS Agreement)>Provide funding and formal structures to address gaps in areas related to physician health and safety. |
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CMPA Physician Wellness Resources >Resources for medical staff beyond medical-legal assistance and provides advisory services in addressing stress. View resources > |
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BC College of Physicians and Surgeons>The College’s health monitoring department is confidential and supportive. It ensures public safety by monitoring registrants who transition from sickness to health and those who take a health-related leave of absence. |
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WorkSafe BC Resources |
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