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December 8, 2025International Medical EducationOpen Access

The Wellness Home: A Comprehensive Model for Graduate Medical Education Trainees’ Wellbeing

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ADAdriana DyurichWJWoodson S. JonesJCJon M. Courand

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Overview

Comprehensive wellbeing model enhances graduate medical education, addressing trainees' diverse needs, suggesting improved support.

Key Points

  • To present a comprehensive model aimed at enhancing the wellbeing of graduate medical education trainees.
  • Developed the Wellness Home model based on primary care principles.
  • Incorporated interventions like coaching, access to medical services, and financial literacy.
  • Used case studies to illustrate the needs of trainees and approaches taken.
  • Model successfully addresses various psychosocial issues faced by trainees.
  • Demonstrates adaptability to the changing demographics of the medical field, including increased minorities in training.
  • Usage data indicates growing adoption and effectiveness of the model.

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Dyurich et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/693624ce4fa91c937236cd92https://doi.org/10.3390/ime4040052
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