Dr. Joanna Humphreys is a paediatrician with expertise in pediatric palliative care with the Quality of Life and Advanced Care Team at McMaster Children’s Hospital. Joanna completed her paediatric residency training, community pediatrics fellowship and palliative care fellowship at The Hospital for Sick Children. She  worked at the Hospital for Sick Children as a staff physician on the Paediatric Advanced Care Team (PACT) and as a general pediatrician at Credit Valley Hospital. Joanna's interests include physician wellness, advanced care planning and childhood grief.  Dr. Brittany Anne Hoson-Jan is a paediatrician with the Child Advocacy and Assessment Program at McMaster Children’s Hospital where she provides care and assessment of children suspected to have experienced maltreatment. She did her undergraduate and postgraduate medical training at McMaster University and McMaster Children’s Hospital, including an 8-month advanced training experience with the CAAP team prior to completing her residency. Brittany Anne has a passion for medical education, particularly inclusive of patient and trainee safety, difficult clinical encounters, and the recognition and response of children suspected to have experienced maltreatment. In this Faculty Development session, Dr. Howson-Jan and Dr. Humphreys provide an update on the PGME from their role on the Positive Learning Environment Mistreatment subcommittee and provide examples of acceptable and unacceptable conduct for faulty and review studies conducted on academic bullying reporting. They end the session with what the PGME subcommittee is doing regarding learner mistreatment and how we can assist our learners.