Mental Health

Doctors are prone to burn-out and depression. We need to take care

A photo illustration shows a French general practitioner with a stethoscope in a doctor's office in Bordeaux January 7, 2015. French physicians protest against a new health reform bill that would introduce a third party payment system. Picture taken January 7, 2015.   REUTERS/Regis Duvignau (FRANCE - Tags: HEALTH POLITICS) - RTR4OCXQ

When doctors struggle, the human side of the care they are trained to give suffers. Image: REUTERS/Regis Duvignau

Alex Broom
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