Depression and Suicide

Overview

This microlearning explores depression and suicide among healthcare trainees, highlighting their prevalence, common risk factors, and the barriers that prevent many from seeking help. It also clarifies the differences between depression, sadness, and burnout, enabling learners to recognize warning signs and promote timely support and intervention.

What I will learn?

• • Recognize the prevalence and risk factors of depression among healthcare trainees.
  • Identify the barriers to seeking help among healthcare trainees.
  • Distinguish the difference between the Depression, Sadness and Burnout.

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