25November2024

WORKFORCE STREET NEEDS ATTENTION SAYS AMA

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THE Australian Medical Association (AMA) emphasises the need for an adequately resourced workforce to reduce suicide rates in Australia. AMA President Dr. Danielle McMullen highlights critical shortages in psychiatrists, psychologists, and other mental health professionals, particularly in rural areas. The AMA urges government investment in the psychiatry workforce, multi-disciplinary teams, and mental health services. Improved data collection and coordination are also essential for effective suicide prevention and policy development

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