MPCMS is here to support all of the front line workers and clinicians who are working tirelessly for the benefit of our community during this pandemic. We salute your dedication and selfless commitment. Our thoughts and prayers for your safety and that of your patients are with you daily. The following information will be updated as often as possible. Any suggestions for additional resources are welcome and can be directed to info@mpmedsociety.org.
Wellness Resources
As a healthcare professional, your well-being is more important than ever before. As you face the increased burdens from this pandemic we encourage you to utilize the Confidential Counseling services provided by MPCMS, as well as these additional resources:
AMA Mental Health Resources to Help Physicians: The American Medical Association (AMA) announced resources available to help physicians cope with increased levels of distress and anxiety during the COVID-19 pandemic. The curated resources build on the AMA’s ongoing efforts to ensure physicians and other frontline health care professionals have access to the latest news and information in a rapidly changing environment, including tools to manage their own mental health and well-being as they continue caring for patients.
COVID-19 Conversations for Clinicians: free archived webinar presentations on the topic of "An Emotional Survival Guide," hosted by faculty members from Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) and the University of Massachusetts.
Oregon Wellness Program: The program promotes Oregon healthcare professionals’ wellbeing through education, coordinated regional counseling services, telemedicine services, and research.
AMA blog post, “6 ways to address physician stress during COVID-19 pandemic"
Resource Links for Clinicians
Salem Health Hospitals & Clinics Local Updates
Oregon Health Authority Live Updates
OMA (Oregon Medical Association) Resource Page
How You Can Help
AMA Senior Physician COVID-19 Resource Guide: AMA-curated selection of resources to provide guidance to senior and retired physicians who may wish to return to work or are called upon to do so during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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