Researching students’ wellbeing

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Helen Macdonald, junior doctor and former welfare officer1,
Harriet Stewart, consultant1,
Alyson Hall, honorary consultant1,
Karrie Fehilly, specialist registrar in child and adolescent psychiatry1

¹London

helenpmacd{at}hotmail.com

Our project investigating the mental health of medical students1 developed from a team member’s post as a student welfare officer for a London medical school in 2003.

With the support of the medical school, we designed a cross sectional …