Devina Wadhwa

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Devina Wadhwa, MD, FRCPC, is a psychiatrist practicing in Northern Ontario with an interest in physician well-being and rural health systems.

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by Devina Wadhwa

Our nervous system was never meant to be this alone

As physicians, we should absolutely continue improving access to mental health care. At the same time, we should also be willing to ask larger questions about the kind of society people are attempting to stay mentally well within.

by Devina Wadhwa

The words we use: Mental health literacy is expanding but not always improving

We have more language than ever to describe mental health, but not always more clarity about what those words mean.

by Devina Wadhwa

The fabric of care: It is nurses who hold our health system together

If Canada hopes to strengthen its health-care system, we must recognize and support the profession that sustains it every day.

by Devina Wadhwa

In rural Canada, burnout looks different

Burnout in Northern Ontario is not simply about being tired. It is about being stretched across distance, across roles, and across unmet needs. It reflects the broader challenge of delivering care in a vast country with uneven resource distribution.

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