The survey was entirely voluntary and anonymous. MUHREC endorsed the survey methodology, questionnaires and explanatory statement.īeyondblue engaged Roy Morgan Research to collect and analyse the survey. Monash University Human Research Ethics Committee (MUHREC) provided ethics approval for the survey. inform the development of mental health services, programs and support for medical students and doctors to address the prevalence of depression and anxiety.increase awareness across the medical profession and broader community of issues associated with the mental health of medical students and doctors.better understand the issues associated with the mental health of Australian medical students and doctors.The key objectives of the survey were to: There were no studies examining mental health issues relating to Indigenous or rural and remote doctors. The survey followed on from the findings of The Mental Health of Doctors – A systematic literature review which found that there was limited research examining issues associated with the mental health of medical students and doctors that is specific to the Australian context. In February/March 2013, a national survey of Australian medical students and doctors was conducted by beyondblue and its key partners. Research and media reports have highlighted the high rates of suicide, depression, anxiety, substance use and self-medication throughout the profession. The mental and physical health of medical students and doctors in Australia is an ongoing concern within the medical profession and community. For resources and to learn more about Beyond Blue click here.The Following information is from the Beyond Blue website Last year, Beyond Blue supported over 250,000 people via phone, web chat and email. Beyond Blue provides information and support to help everyone in Australia achieve their best possible mental health, whatever their age and wherever they live. With over 3 million people experiencing anxiety and depression in Australia right now, and 9 people lost to suicide every day, the funds raised can change and potentially save lives.īeyond Blue is Australia’s most well-known mental health organisation, providing advice, support and connection for millions of people seeking help for themselves and their loved ones.
Thank you so much to all our members!! Your support will strengthen our community which has, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, seen people reach out to Beyond Blue in record numbers.įunds raised will help Beyond Blue keep up with the growing demand for their Support Service – which provides free, confidential and immediate counselling with a mental health professional, 24 hours a day, seven days a week via phone, webchat and email. We all know someone that has experienced challenges with mental health.
Mental health is defined as a state of being in which every individual realises his or her own potential, can cope with the normal stressors of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to make a contribution to their community. It is now more than ever, that community connections play a vital role. With the recent climate of a global pandemic, we are reminded just how important it is to support one another. Our donations to Beyond Blue will help build a stronger, more connected community. Our commitment to supporting this amazing organisation extends upon the philosophy of our founders, our staff and dentists and our owners – to provide the best possible healthcare to our communities. We understand our social responsibility and have committed to contributing HALF of every membership fee to Beyond Blue, an Australian mental health organisation focused on supporting people affected by anxiety, depression and suicide. In an effort to help empower our broader community to improve their mental health and well-being, our commitment to support Beyond Blue extends upon our company philosophy which is to help support as many Australians as we can gain access to high quality and affordable healthcare. Value Dental Centres is a proud supporter of Beyond Blue.
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