At the completion of this activity participants should be able to:
Explain how physician wellbeing influences patient safety, quality of care and workforce sustainability.
Recognize occupational and personal warning signs associated with burnout, depression, isolation, stigma, compassion fatigue, secondary traumatic stress and moral injury.
Apply protective strategies—including healthy boundaries, social support, mentorship, confidential mental healthcare and reflective practice—across career transitions.
Describe the ethical obligation to maintain competence through lifelong learning, self-assessment and appropriate adjustment of practice.
Apply core ethical principles, including beneficence and patient safety, to decisions made throughout the professional lifespan.
Explain why physicians retain accountability and must exercise human oversight when using AI-assisted tools in patient care.
Develop a personal approach to professional identity, resilience, succession, transition and legacy that preserves both purpose and wellbeing.
AGPJ–MEDIMPEX Annual Mental Health & Ethics Who Cares for the Doctor?
CME MCQs
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