The lived experience of stress in British South-Asian medical students and junior doctors.

Keyphrases

• Lived Experience 100%
• Medical Students 100%
• Junior Doctors 100%
• Student Doctor 100%
• British South Asian 100%
• Coping Mechanisms 66%
• Cultural Background 66%
• Prior Exposure 66%
• Medical Training 66%
• Medical Career 66%
• Self-efficacy 33%
• Structured Interview 33%
• Vulnerability 33%
• Stress Anxiety 33%
• Coping Strategies 33%
• Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis 33%
• Self-harm 33%
• Related Experience 33%
• Social Comparison 33%
• Anxiety-depression 33%
• Perfectionism 33%
• External Stress 33%
• Stress-related 33%
• Social Psychological 33%
• Stress-induced Depression 33%
• Systemic Factors 33%
• Perceived Stress 33%
• Stress Management Intervention 33%
• Personalized Approach 33%
• Self-efficacy Beliefs 33%
• Career Choice 33%
• Perceived Prestige 33%
• Asian Ethnicity 33%
• Medical Profession 33%

Psychology

• Lived Experience 100%
• Stressors 100%
• South Asians 100%
• Self-Efficacy 50%
• Coping Mechanisms 50%
• Narrative 25%
• Semistructured Interview 25%
• Coping Strategies 25%
• Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis 25%
• Perfectionism 25%
• Psychology 25%