WICKED MIND
PODCAST
Episode 8:
Dealing with the Pandemic’s long shadow: Tackling burnout, challenging stigma and the importance of hope and strong leadership in mental healthcare
WICKED MIND
PODCAST
Episode 8:
Dealing with the Pandemic’s long shadow: Tackling burnout, challenging stigma and the importance of hope and strong leadership in mental healthcare
WICKED MIND
PODCAST
Episode 8:
Dealing with the Pandemic’s long shadow: Tackling burnout, challenging stigma and the importance of hope and strong leadership in mental healthcare
Dr. Matthew Chow, MD
Chief Mental Health Officer
TELUS Health
Dr. Matt Chow is Chief Mental Health Officer for TELUS Health. He is a child and youth psychiatrist and past President of Doctors of BC, the association that supports the 16,000+ physicians, residents, and medical students in British Columbia.
The pandemic still casts its long shadow over mental health and mental healthcare. In this brave conversation with Dr. Diane they talk about the pandemic’s impact on children and youth, the urgent need to tackle burnout in healthcare, and the importance of vision and leadership.
This conversation is about hope and the kind of leadership we need to inspire meaningful change in mental healthcare.
Dr. Matthew Chow, MD
Chief Mental Health Officer,
TELUS Health
Dr. Matt Chow is Chief Mental Health Officer for TELUS Health. He is a child and youth psychiatrist and past President of Doctors of BC, the association that supports the 16,000+ physicians, residents, and medical students in British Columbia.
The pandemic still casts its long shadow over mental health and mental healthcare. In this brave conversation with Dr. Diane they talk about the pandemic’s impact on children and youth, the urgent need to tackle burnout in healthcare, and the importance of vision and leadership.
This conversation is about hope and the kind of leadership we need to inspire meaningful change in mental healthcare.
Dr. Matthew Chow, MD
Chief Mental Health Officer
TELUS Health
Dr. Matt Chow is Chief Mental Health Officer for TELUS Health. He is a child and youth psychiatrist and past President of Doctors of BC, the association that supports the 16,000+ physicians, residents, and medical students in British Columbia.
The pandemic still casts its long shadow over mental health and mental healthcare. In this brave conversation with Dr. Diane they talk about the pandemic’s impact on children and youth, the urgent need to tackle burnout in healthcare, and the importance of vision and leadership.
This conversation is about hope and the kind of leadership we need to inspire meaningful change in mental healthcare.
ABOUT
WICKED MIND
Hosted by respected psychiatrist, author, and educator Dr. Diane McIntosh, Wicked Mind is a podcast for everyone. Whether you’re directly impacted by mental illness, care for people who are, make or implement policy, build technology, or you’re just an interested bystander, you’ll leave with fresh insights.
There is a reason to hope, and there’s always a path ahead. But, it starts with a recognition that there’s an urgent need for change.
This is, Wicked Mind.