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See Latest ArticlesAddressing stress-related impairment in doctors. A survey of providers’ and doctors’ experience of a funded counselling service in New Zealand
New Zealand Medical Journal, 08/10/09
Cunningham W et al. – The Medical Protection Society (MPS) and Medical Assurance Society (MAS)–funded counselling service is effective and well received, but there is insufficient awareness of its availability. Stress may result in impaired performance which can impact negatively on patient care, and the provision of counselling for stressed doctors can potentially improve the delivery of health services in New Zealand.
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