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Personal and Peer Wellbeing for SJ Exams | Health, Safety, Stress & Seeking Support

Personal and peer wellbeing is a high-yield theme in Situational Judgement (SJ) exams for medical and healthcare students. This video explains how wellbeing, safety, stress management, and seeking support are tested — and how to choose the most professional SJ responses. What You’ll Learn in This Video • Why personal health is a professional responsibility • Wellbeing challenges during clinical placements • Role of supervisors and clinical teams • Physical and psychological safety in clinical environments • Handling pressure and stress safely • Drug and alcohol misuse – SJ red flags • When and how to seek support • Common wellbeing themes tested in SJ scenarios Key Exam Takeaways ✔ Patient safety depends on doctor wellbeing ✔ Seeking help early is professional, not weak ✔ Never self-diagnose or ignore health concerns ✔ Safety always comes before hierarchy ✔ Substance misuse is a serious fitness-to-practise issue Who This Video Is For • Medical students • Dental students • UCAT / SJT / SJ candidates • Foundation training applicants • Anyone preparing for professionalism-based assessments 📘 This video follows the EduRev SJ Masterguide framework and aligns with official professionalism principles tested in exams.