Suicidal Thoughts Among Medical Residents with Burnout
Archives of Suicide ResearchPublished 16 September 2008
Frank van der Heijden, Gea S Dillingh, Arnold B. Bakker, Jelle Prins
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Knowing about the relationship between burnout and suicidal thoughts among these young medical professionals could be important for suicide prevention.
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Knowledge about the relationship between burnout and suicidal thoughts among these young medical professionals could be important for suicide prevention.
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