absolutely, very true
Afterall doctors are human beings. Dealing with so many different types of patients can lead to mental disorder and that is normal. As doctors take care of their patients they also need some care for themselves. Imparting knowledge about mental health is needed.
Mental health along with physical health should be a top priority for every individual. Nowadays, the prevalance of mental health disorders are commonly seen among doctors mainly due to their tiring work schedule, work pressure, lack of adequate sleep. At times they forgot to tend themselves while caring for others. Proper awareness, balanced work culture and encouragement for early diagnosis and treatment would be really beneficial in these situations.
As a healthcare professional, Iâve seen how easily we put our own mental health last. The culture of âpushing throughâ needs to change. Seeking help should be seen as strength, not weakness. Protecting mental health isnât just good for us, itâs essential for giving the best care to our patients.
Doctors often face intense pressure, long hours, and emotional strain, making them vulnerable to mental health disorders. Supporting their well-being is vital for both their health and the quality of patient care.
Mental health is very important!
Absolutely true! Along with physical health we need to maintain our mental health.
So true, doctors heal others but often ignore their own mental health.
Mental health disorders in doctors are a growing concern, as constant stress, long working hours, and emotional pressure often take a toll on their well-being. Despite being caregivers, many hesitate to seek help due to stigma and fear of judgment. Supporting doctorsâ mental health is crucial not only for their own lives but also for the quality of care they provide to patients.
The work place and team should be supportive to each other. It could make a great difference.
If doctor is healthy then only, he can care for patients.
Every now then we should check for our friends, colleague doctors.
It will be good for both patient and doctor.