FSPHP Insights

Join us for an inspiring opportunity to connect, learn, and engage with the FSPHP community!

? Wednesday, November 18, 2026
? 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM ET
? Complimentary Virtual Session for Members

Whether you’re a new member eager to learn more or an experienced member looking to deepen your involvement, this session is designed for YOU!

• Join the FSPHP Board of Directors and fellow members for an interactive and informative event that will:
• Share updates on FSPHP’s current priorities and future direction
• Highlight valuable member resources
• Explore ways to engage and contribute to FSPHP initiatives
• Provide details on the FSPHP 2027 Education Conference – Leading the Way: The Future of Professional Health Programs

This is your chance to network, ask questions, and discover how you can make an impact within the FSPHP community.

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It's time for FSPHP members and non-members alike to rally together!

Please join FSPHP and the Fund Development Committee for our 6th Annual Rally-by-Region — a friendly, region-by-region fundraising challenge that brings our community together in support of a shared mission.

This year, our goal is to raise $14,000 total — just $3,500 per region — by December 31, 2026.

Whether you give $10 or $1,000, every gift moves your region closer to the finish line and strengthens the work we do together.

Your support directly advances FSPHP's mission and helps power the key initiatives that make our work possible — from elevating best practices and expanding research, to raising awareness and improving access to help for healthcare professionals in need.

Rally your region. Rally your colleagues.

The FSPHP Research Committee is once again compiling a presentation drawing on papers, opinion pieces, book chapters, and other research from the past two years — and we want your input.

If you've come across research you believe is relevant to the health and well-being of medical and healthcare professionals, we'd love to include it. Please send the article link or PDF to  [email protected].

Not sure what qualifies? Browse the FSPHP webpage

Your contributions will help shape a presentation that reflects the collective knowledge of our membership!

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month—a timely reminder that meaningful connection, early support, and accessible care can save lives. This month, FSPHP encourages healthcare professionals, colleagues, leaders, and loved ones to recognize the importance of checking in, listening without judgment, and seeking help when it is needed.

National Physician Suicide Awareness Day is September 17.
Join FSPHP in raising awareness and encouraging physicians and other healthcare professionals to prioritize their well-being. A simple conversation can help reduce isolation and remind someone that support is available.

WHAT YOU CAN DO!

• Learn the Vital Signs

• Encourage mental health reflection

• Share suicide prevention resources

• Prepare before a moment in crisis

• Check in with a physician

• Remove intrusive mental health questions

• Create a culture of wellbeing

UPCOMING IN-PERSON EVENTS:

ALL IN: Wellbeing First for Healthcare coalition, led by the Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes' Foundation, is hosting ALL IN for Health Workers’ Mental Health gatherings on September 15th and 16th from 7-9 p.m.

These special evenings, at NYC Health + Hospitals (Bellevue in Manhattan and Lincoln in the Bronx), are open to all health workers in the NYC Tri-State Area to come together as a community for open dialogue, shared healing, and inspiring action and advocacy. 

RSVP HERE!

American Medical Association Peer Support Workshop

Oct. 28-29 | AMA HQ | Chicago, IL

Peer support is a critical component of care team well-being and patient safety. Whether you’re starting fresh or seeking to invigorate an existing program, this in-person workshop will take you from strategy to execution in just two days.

The Tennessee Medical Foundation (TMF) has released a new video demonstrating how to use the Tennessee Professional Screening Questionnaire (TNPSQ). The TNPSQ is a free, confidential, and anonymous self-assessment tool designed to support the mental health and well-being of Tennessee healthcare professionals and is TMF's version of the AFSP’s Interactive Screening Program (ISP), which has been adopted by four PHPs to date.

Healthcare professionals are encouraged to complete the questionnaire at: https://e-tmf.org/tnpsq/.

If you know a colleague or healthcare professional who may benefit from this resource, please consider sharing it with them.

Watch video!