self-immolation among medical practitioners and medical students:more evidence is needed from developing countries
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Self-immolation Among Medical Practitioners and Medical Students: More Evidence is Needed from Developing Countries
vidence suggests the high rates of “burnout,” “depression,” and “suicidal ideation” among medical doctors and medical students. However, due to privacy, possible job impact, stigma, etc. these two groups might not seek proper mental health treatment (1). As a result, medical practitioners and medical students have a higher suicide rate compared with the general population (2-7). It has been sug...
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iranian journal of psychiatry and behavioral sciencesجلد ۸، شماره ۲، صفحات ۱۰۵-۱۰۶
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