Anita Elaine Weidmann
Artificial intelligence in academic writing and clinical pharmacy education: consequences and opportunities
International journal of clinical pharmacy
historically elevated risks suicide among physicians may declined recent decades yet remains paucity information concerning suicide risks among health care workers estimate risks death suicide among us health care workers cohort study nationally representative sample workers 2008 american community survey n 1 842 000 linked national death index records december 31 2019 age sexstandardized suicide rates estimated 6 health care worker groups physicians registered nurses health carediagnosing treating practitioners health technicians health care support workers socialbehavioral health workers nonhealth care workers cox models estimated hazard ratios hrs suicide health care workers compared nonhealth care workers using adjusted hrs age sex race ethnicity marital status education urban rural residence annual standardized suicide rates per 100 000 persons median age 44 iqr 3553 years 324 female among physicians 911 among registered nurses 214 95 ci 154274 health care support workers 160 95 ci 94226 registered nurses 156 95 ci 109204 health technicians 131 95 ci 79182 physicians 101 95 ci 60143 socialbehavioral health workers 76 95 ci 37115 health carediagnosing treating practitioners 126 95 ci 121131 nonhealth care workers adjusted hazards suicide increased health care workers overall adjusted hr 132 95 ci 113154 health care support workers adjusted hr 181 95 ci 135242 registered nurses adjusted hr 164 95 ci 121223 health technicians adjusted hr 139 95 ci 102189 adjusted hazards suicide increased physicians adjusted hr 111 95 ci 071172 socialbehavioral health workers adjusted hr 114 95 ci 075172 health carediagnosing treating practitioners adjusted hr 061 95 ci 036103 compared nonhealth care workers reference relative nonhealth care workers registered nurses health technicians health care support workers us increased risk suicide new programmatic efforts needed protect mental health us health care workers