"WHO: One in Three European Health Workers Struggling with Mental Health Crisis"

A recent survey by the World Health Organization reveals that one in three health workers in Europe face severe Mental health challenges, including depression (mood) and anxiety.

• According to the World Health Organization, one in three doctors and nurses in Europe reported experiencing depression (mood), exacerbated by challenging working conditions and stress.
• The survey highlighted alarming statistics, with one in ten health workers indicating they had experienced suicidal ideation over the past year, raising concerns about their overall Mental health.
• Dr. Hans Henri Kluge emphasized the issue, stating, This is an unacceptable burden on those who care for us, underscoring the urgent need for improved support for health professionals in Europe.
• The findings are particularly concerning in countries like Iceland, where the prevalence of major depressive disorder and burnout among nursing staff is becoming increasingly apparent.