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See Latest ArticlesOvercrowding in Hospital Wards as a Predictor of Antidepressant Treatment Among Hospital Staff
American Journal of Psychiatry, 11/20/08
Virtanen M et al. - The increased risk of antidepressant use observed in this study suggests that overcrowding in hospital wards may have an adverse effect on the mental health of staff.
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