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Mindfulness in Residency: Making a Case for More Research.

Efforts addressing medical student mental health, including surveys of burnout levels, confidential counseling services, pass–fail grading systems, and student wellness groups, are under way. However, talking about suicide within our communities is a critical first step without which we cannot have psychologically safe learning spaces. We shirk this difficult task and treat suicide as a taboo. Fear that open discussion will tarnish the intellectual, righteous, and self-reliant image of the medical profession perpetuates the shame shrouding these issues. One direct repercussion is the undertreatment of medical student depression and suicidal ideation.