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Johns Hopkins pathology workers told reviewers that they were uncomfortable speaking up regarding “intimidation” or “bullying” behavior by a department leader. 
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The latest annual survey of Australia's doctors in training reveals an increase in trainee workloads, and a rise in the number of trainees considering a future outside of medicine.
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One in three doctors in training is exposed to bullying, harassment or discrimination with potentially dangerous effects for patients, doctors and the healthcare system.
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St George Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit has been stripped of its accreditation to train junior doctors amid protracted allegations of bullying and dysfunction among senior staff.
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Junior doctors have accused Westmead Hospital of allowing a culture of intimidation, discrimination and harassment to permeate.
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Sexual harassment is rife in the medical profession, female doctors and union say.
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The latest Medical Training Survey makes for sobering reading, prompting the need for senior doctors to do more to address bullying and racism in the profession, writes Dr Jillann Farmer. The results of the 2022 Medical Training Survey are in – and the story is not pretty for our early-career colleagues. The survey, organised by …
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After eight years as a doctor, I'm taking a break from the profession I love. An insidious culture of bullying and harassment within our hospitals has left me too emotionally exhausted to continue my training, writes Kate Johnson.
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Junior doctors have been removed from a fourth hospital in NSW by a peak medical college over concerns of their welfare.
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As healthcare professionals we have a duty to report if we become concerned about a colleague’s misconduct
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Medical professionals are caring for society's sick and vulnerable. But how can they do that well when many of them are riddled with fear, guilt and embarrassment, writes final-year medical student Ben Bravery.
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Bullying among health care workers is far more common than we acknowledge.
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One of Australia’s largest medical colleges is being rocked by infighting, as it faces allegations of a culture of bullying and mismanagement of a complaint.
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