There is a high prevalence of depressive symptoms among Chinese nurses, indicating an urgent need for targeted interventional programs by health decision-makers.
May warrant targeted mental health programs for Chinese nurses; leaves open efficacy of specific interventions.
The results presented a high prevalence of depressive symptoms among Chinese nurses, which suggests interventional programmes by health decision-makers to improving the mental state of nurses is needed urgently, especially in nurses with high risk factors for depressive symptoms. Furthermore, the nationwide investigation of depressive symptoms prevalence should be performed with a standard diagnostic tool, which may be more useful for policy makers and planners.
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