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Suicide study will unpick why female nurses are higher risk

Laura Hyde Foundation has welcomed the project that will investigate root causes of the higher suicide rate among female nurses with a focus on diverse groups

 
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A female nurse looks downwards towards a window: a study is going to examine why female nurses are at higher risk of committing suicide

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