Wellbeing

Hello medical student.

Guess what? Your health and wellbeing is important, and your time in medical school can get pretty stressful. Chances are you already knew that, but we want to give you a hand in doing something about it.

AMSA wants to make sure you stay healthy throughout your time as a medical student (and afterwards!) - on this page you'll find a number of resources to assist you in maintaing your health and wellbeing.

To read AMSA's Official Policy Document "Health & Wellbeing," click here.


AMSA Wellbeing Initiatives:
 
  • Get-A-GP Campaign
    Updating for 2011

    One of the most important things you can do for your wellbeing is to get your own GP. AMSA's Get-A-GP database contains a list of doctors who are willing to bulk-bill students. The list is currently being updated so watch this space.

Other information, booklets and seminars:

  • Mental Health in Medicine Seminar
    18 August 2010, Flinders University
    The seminar was held by the Flinders Medical Students’ Society, and addressed the poorly recognised problem of depression, anxiety and other mental illness in medical students. Click here to hear the streamed version of the seminar and to find out more
     
  • When the Cowpat Hits the Windmill
    National Rural Health Students' Network
    A publication of the NRHSN, this guide has a range of articles and resources. Click here to view it today.
     

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