Psychiatry Grand Rounds-15492-------3/8/2013, Votaw Auditorium

Rakesh Patel, M.D., MBA, FACP

Dr. Patel reports there is NOT a financial interest/arrangement of affiliation with one or more organizations which could be perceived as a real or apparent

COI in the context of this presentation.

This Continuing Medical Education activity has not received support from any commercial source.

'Physicians, Residents, Medical Students: Depression and Suicide: Part Two'

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Better identify those physicians at high risk of suicide

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Learn to recognize depression, burnout syndrome, and suicidality in themselves and educate medical students and residents to do so as well

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Conclude the need to establish regular source of health care and seek help for mood disorders, substance abuse, and/or suicidality

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Free of commercial bias

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Based on what you heard today:

Which physician attributes (core competencies) did the speaker incorporate into their presentation? Please choose all which apply:

Patient Care

Practice-Based Learning & Improvement

Medical Knowledge

Systems-Based Practice

Interpersonal & Communication Skills

Professionalism

A 55y/o staff physician starts to lose interest in caring for his patients, stops coming to staff meetings which he previously enjoyed, and obviously looks burned out and depressed.

What should a colleague physician do next?

A.) Minimize his actions and go about with your work.---B). Advise him on how to 'fix it'.---C). Encourage him to speak about his feelings and seek help.

D). D not ask if he is suicidal.---E). Talk to his superiors about your worries that he may harm a patient.

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Correct answer is: C

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If you have questions, concerns, or comments about this activity, please contact: Barbara Sucher, M.B.A., Associate Dean for CME cmeadean@etsu.edu or 423.439.8081.

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