Abstract
Doctors suffer with high levels of stress, anxiety and depression; they are at increased risk of suicide when compared with the general population and other professional groups. Several high-profile deaths of junior doctors have led to a renewed focus on the wellbeing of doctors. In this article, we will review some of the facts underlying burnout in the National Health Service and provide a toolkit for doctors to assess their own wellbeing and learn simple strategies to enable them to live a more balanced and fulfilled life through self-care.
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