Background This review provides an estimate of the global prevalence of depression and
anxiety symptoms among doctors, based on analysis of evidence from the first year of the …

Objectives To estimate age standardised suicide rate ratios in male and female physicians
compared with the general population, and to examine heterogeneity across study results …

Background The prevalence of mental distress is common for medical students in China due
to factors such as the long duration of schooling, stressful doctor-patient relationship …

Burnout in healthcare professionals remains an ongoing concern. There are a number of
variables associated with reactivity to stress in healthcare staff. This study wants to identify …

Background Suicidal behavior among physicians is a significant concern globally, with
various factors contributing to increased risk. Physicians in Türkiye are a group facing …

Objective: Medical students' health and resilience have increasingly been the subject of
current research in recent years. A variety of interventions are recommended to strengthen …

Despite the significant consequences for medical practice and public health, burnout in
healthcare workers remains underestimated. Pandemic periods have increased the …

Introduction The negative impact of medical training on trainee mental health continues to
be a concern. Situated within a sociocultural milieu, Generation Z and Generation Y, defined …

Objectives There is limited data regarding the prevalence of suicidal risk among physicians
during COVID-19, and the risk factors relating to it. Dominant risk factors for suicide among …

Objectives Long working hours in Japan is a social concern. This is also true for the working
hours of physicians, who often do side work in addition to working at their main hospital …