FAIMA Helpline reports surge in mental health issues among doctors
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The 365-day Mental Health Redressal Helpline (MHRH), launched by the Federation of All India Medical Association (FAIMA), has revealed disturbing accounts by junior as well as senior doctors battling depression and even suicidal thoughts, highlighting the silent struggles within the medical fraternity.
Medical Dialogues reported that to prevent suicide and promote mental well-being among medical professionals, FAIMA launched this dedicated year-round helpline to support doctors, medical students, and healthcare workers facing stress and mental health challenges.
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FAIMA Helpline Data Shows Widespread Mental Health Crisis Among India’s Doctors
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