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    • Medical Education
    • Student Well-being
    • Psychology

    Background:

    • High rates of distress among medical students necessitate well-being programs.
    • Current undergraduate medical education (UME) well-being programs show significant structural variability.
    • Limited guidance exists on optimizing UME well-being program structure for success.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To provide guidance on structuring effective UME well-being programs.
    • To propose a guiding model for medical student well-being.
    • To recommend strategies for implementing systemic interventions.

    Main Methods:

    • Review of current literature on medical student well-being.
    • Analysis of professional experiences from leaders of well-being programs at 7 institutions.
    • Development of a guiding model emphasizing learning environment, learning efficiency, and personal resilience.

    Main Results:

    • A guiding model prioritizing the learning environment, learning efficiency, and personal resilience was proposed.
    • Recommendations include formalizing programs, empowering leadership, centralizing resources, and establishing evaluation methods.
    • Strategies focus on systemic interventions to enhance well-being.

    Conclusions:

    • Structured, well-resourced, and evaluated well-being programs are crucial for medical students.
    • Improving the learning environment and efficiency are key components of student well-being.
    • Dedicated leadership and robust evaluation are essential for successful UME well-being initiatives.