【全非资讯·肯尼亚】肯尼亚：研究发现43%的肯尼亚医护人员表现出抑郁症状

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#肯尼亚 #东非 #非洲内罗毕——根据一项最新研究，超过40%的肯尼亚医疗工作者正出现抑郁症状，凸显出人们对一线医护人员心理健康状况日益加剧的担忧。由阿加汗大学脑与心智研究所（AKU-BMI）开展的这项研究发现，接受调查的医疗工作者中，有43.1%报告存在抑郁症状，其中年轻及职业生涯初期的专业人员受影响最为严重。该项研究被称为“UZIMA数据科学研究”，在内罗毕五家医院历时12个月展开，共涉及514名医疗工作者。研究考察了心理健康结果、工作体验，以及社会支持和数字支持系统在影响员工福祉方面所起的作用。Nairobi — More than four in ten healthcare workers in Kenya are experiencing symptoms of depression, highlighting growing concerns over the mental wellbeing of frontline medical staff, according to a new study. The study by the Aga Khan University Brain and Mind Institute (AKU-BMI) found that 43.1 percent of healthcare workers surveyed reported depressive symptoms, with younger and early-career professionals among the most affected.Dubbed the UZIMA Data Science Study, the research was conducted over a 12-month period across five hospitals in Nairobi and involved 514 healthcare workers. It examined mental health outcomes, workplace experiences and the role of social and digital support systems in influencing wellbeing.

Nairobi — More than four in ten healthcare workers in Kenya are experiencing symptoms of depression, highlighting growing concerns over the mental wellbeing of frontline medical staff, according to a new study.The study by the Aga Khan University Brain and Mind Institute (AKU-BMI) found that 43.1 percent of healthcare workers surveyed reported depressive symptoms, with younger and early-career professionals among the most affected.Dubbed the UZIMA Data Science Study, the research was conducted over a 12-month period across five hospitals in Nairobi and involved 514 healthcare workers. It examined mental health outcomes, workplace experiences and the role of social and digital support systems in influencing wellbeing.

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内罗毕——根据最新研究，超过40%的肯尼亚医疗工作者出现抑郁症状。阿加汗大学脑与心智研究所的研究发现43.1%受访者报告存在抑郁症状，年轻及职业生涯初期专业人员受影响最严重。研究在内罗毕五家医院历时12个月涉及514名医疗工作者。