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Resources for Support

There are a lot of resources available for nephrology trainees in the region. Some resources that you may find useful have been collated below:

 

HEEYH Wellbeing resources: A guide to resources for supporting doctors

https://www.yorksandhumberdeanery.nhs.uk/sites/default/files/wellbeing_resourcesv2.pdf

Over 70 sources of local, regional and national support for doctors

Collated by the Yorkshire Foundation School

 

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https://secondvictim.co.uk/

Support for those involved in a patient safety incident

Developed by the Improvement Academy in Yorkshire

 

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www.joyfuldoctor.com/useful-links-doctors

Collection of resources for support aimed at doctors and medical students

Includes potential sources of financial support

 

SuppoRTT

https://www.yorksandhumberdeanery.nhs.uk/learner_support/supported_return_to_training

Support for trainees to safely and confidentiality return to training following an extended break

Most resources are primarily aimed at those who have been absent for a period of three months or more for whatever reason

 

 

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