Internationally, increasing demands for healthcare combine with workforce shortages to make it imperative to identify strategies to promote staff retention and productivity in the health workforce. Nurses comprise the largest single professional group in the health workforce [1] but the average age of ...
Any adverse conditions during this formative life period have implications for young carer's future health and economic wellbeing. Worsening the issue, young people are the least likely to seek professional help for mental disorders [6]. Australian evidence suggests that the treatment gap for young...
Many people experience potentially traumatic events in their lifetime, which can be distressing in the short term and may also lead to longer-term mental health consequences such as post-traumatic stress disorder. In this chapter, we discuss the range of symptoms people might experience in the we...
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The current literature acknowledges that occupational exposures can adversely affect mental health. This review seeks to elucidate the current understanding of the effect of agrichemical exposure on mental health in the agricultural sector, including low-dose, chronic pesticide exposure. This scoping review...