Call for papers - Burnout and mental health in medical education

Lin-Lin Bu, PhD, Wuhan University, China

Dr Bu is an Associate Professor and Associate Chief Physician at Wuhan University. He has extensive experience in the field of undergraduate and postgraduate medical education. Concurrently, as a surgeon and researcher, his research pursuits encompass the treatment of head and neck cancer and the intricacies of jawbone reconstruction, the exploration of the immunology of head and neck cancer, and the potential of biomimetic drug delivery platforms at the intersection of medicine and engineering.
 

Michael Campbell, PhD, The University of the West Indies, Barbados

Dr Campbell is Senior Lecturer in Behavioral Science and Clinical Psychology, and the Deputy Dean for Research and Graduate Studies in the Faculty of Medical Sciences at the University of the West Indies. He teaches in the psychiatry and family practice residency programs and publishes in the areas of global mental health, psychological measurement, and bioethics. He serves on the Editorial Boards of Geopsychiatry, World Cultural Psychiatry Research Review, and the International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis. He is the past president of the Barbados Society of Psychology and a fellow of the American Psychological Association and the British Psychological Society.  
 

Maisha Emmanuel, MSc, DM, The University of the West Indies, Barbados

Dr Emmanuel is an experienced medical educator and psychiatrist, specializing in curriculum development, student mentorship, and clinical training. She has played a key role in psychiatric education at The University of the West Indies, where she is involved in teaching, research, and program development.

Her academic contributions include advancing medical curricula, supervising postgraduate training, and publishing research in forensic psychiatry, mental health, and medical education. She is committed to enhancing psychiatric training, improving student support systems, and fostering evidence-based mental healthcare practices. Dr Emmanuel continues to shape the future of psychiatric education and academic excellence in the Caribbean.
 

Antonia Rich, MSc, DPsych, University College London, UK

Dr Rich is Associate Professor in Medical Education in the Research Department of Medical Education at University College London Medical School. She is a health psychologist and her research focuses on the well-being and mental health of healthcare professionals, particularly medical students and doctors and investigating how the work and learning environment impacts well-being. She is also interested in the broader area of medical education, particularly mixed-methods research to develop and evaluate theory based educational interventions. She serves on the editorial board of BMC Medical Education.