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Personal-professional Development Program Fosters Resilience During COVID-Pandemic.

M H J van de Pol¹, P J M van Gurp², A E van Ede³

¹Department of Primary and Community Care, Radboud University Medical Center, Nijmegen, the Netherlands.

Journal of Medical Education and Curricular Development

|May 9, 2022

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Universities can foster student wellbeing through longitudinal personal-professional development programs. This approach enhances resilience and personal growth, crucial for navigating challenging times.

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curriculum education happiness medical professionalism undergraduate

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Student Wellbeing
Psychology

Background:

Rising mental health concerns among students globally, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Despite university counseling initiatives, substantial stress and mental health issues persist.
Need for proactive, integrated strategies to support student wellbeing.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce and evaluate an evidence-informed longitudinal program on personal-professional development (LPPD) integrated into a medical curriculum.
To strengthen student wellbeing and provide holistic support.
To foster resilience in students, particularly during crises.

Main Methods:

Integration of a longitudinal program on personal-professional development (LPPD) into the core medical curriculum.
Focus on creating a safe learning environment facilitated by teacher-coaches.
Evidence-informed approach to curriculum design and delivery.

Main Results:

Successful enablement of personal-professional development and enhanced student wellbeing.
Demonstrated increase in student resilience, particularly vital during unexpected challenging periods.
The importance of a supportive, safe learning environment for program efficacy.

Conclusions:

The longitudinal program on personal-professional development (LPPD) effectively promotes student wellbeing and resilience.
A safe, coach-supported learning environment is critical for successful student development.
The program serves as a model for other academic institutions facing similar challenges.