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If you are concerned about safety or need assistance contact听security or call 911.

You can report your concern or experience, anonymously or confidentially, through the report online function. The online report is sent directly to the听Office for Respectful Environments. Should you include your contact information, you will be contacted within 72 hours to discuss next steps. Your report will not be forwarded outside of the Office for Respectful Environments until it has been discussed with you.

You may contact the Office for Respectful Environments directly to discuss mistreatment in the Faculty's learning environments or to report your concerns or experience.

Email: respect.fmhs-fmss [at] mcgill.ca
Office for Respectful Environments

If you prefer to contact a faculty or staff member directly to discuss mistreatment in the Faculty's learning environments, the faculty or staff member will discuss your options, including making a report to the Office for Respectful Environments to ensure it is forwarded to the appropriate person. Please see the WELL Office contacts webpage if you would like to speak with a Wellness Consultants/Advisor.

When mistreatment is reported, the primary goals are to provide information,听support and to stop the behaviour that is negatively affecting you or disrupting the learning environment. All reports of mistreatment will be reviewed and triaged by the Office for Respectful Environments. You will be asked to provide as much detail as you can about your concerns or experience. This will help to assess your options and determine the best way to respond to your situation.

Reporting a concern does not mean that you have to take any further action. You are not required to file a formal complaint or participate further in any steps the Faculty will take to address your concern, although a decision not to have any further involvement may limit the responses available to deal with your concern.

If you wish further action to be taken in response to your concern, the Office for Respectful Environments will contact the individual or office in your Program who is best able to follow up on your concern. Information you provide is only disclosed to those within the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences who have a responsibility to address the concern or complaint, or as required to meet obligations imposed on the Faculty by University policy or legislation. It may be necessary for the person responding to your concern to gather additional information before there can be any intervention with regards to the behaviour.

In many cases, addressing reported concerns can be accomplished through informal discussions with the individual who is reported to be engaging in the unprofessional or disrespectful behaviour. Individuals engaging in mistreatment may be required to participate in educational and remedial activities. In some cases, discipline may be appropriate. Where permitted, learners will be advised of the steps taken to address their concerns. However, due to restrictions imposed by privacy legislation, learners may not be advised of all outcomes related to their reported concerns.

Reporting concerns when they arise facilitates timely identification of systemic and individual issues and allows the Faculty to intervene to maintain a supportive and respectful working and learning environment. The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences recognizes that learners are vulnerable members of the Faculty community who may fear negative consequences for bringing a concern forward. In particular, learners may fear retaliation due to power differences in their relationships with others.

The fear of retaliation can result in legitimate concerns going unaddressed and can mean that learners will continue to be subjected to unacceptable conduct that is damaging and disrupts, and interferes with, their learning. The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences will not tolerate any retaliation, directly or indirectly, against anyone who reports mistreatment, provides information about an allegation of mistreatment, or otherwise participates in the processes to address mistreatment.

Learners who are apprehensive about retaliation, or other potential negative consequences arising from bringing a concern or complaint forward, should discuss their fears when they report their concerns so that appropriate steps can be taken to support the learner. Retaliation should be reported immediately to the Office for Respectful Environments.

The Office for Respectful Environments maintains a database of all reports of learner mistreatment and learning environment concerns within all programs.