The National Medical Commission (NMC) is taking decisive action to address severe mental health issues reported by 37,000 medical students, implementing measures like regulated duty hours and 24/7 counseling to create a supportive environment. These steps aim to reduce burnout and prevent suicides among future healthcare professionals.
In a recent survey by the National Medical Commission (NMC), an alarming 37,000 medical students reported severe mental health issues. This staggering number has prompted the NMC to introduce comprehensive measures to tackle the crisis head-on.
The NMC’s proactive steps are aimed at creating a healthier environment for medical students, addressing mental health challenges, and reducing the risk of suicides. These measures are crucial for ensuring the well-being and success of future healthcare professionals.
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