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Nurses feel much more stressed and demoralized.

Nursing has always been described as stressful. According to figures revealed by the Liberal Democrat health spokesman, Nick Harvey, in a House of Commons exchange, nurses are four times more likely to kill themselves than the national average. According to Mr Harvey, this is because of: ‘Overwork caused by staff shortages and long waiting lists and the stress of working with sick and dying people.’ He described the ‘irony’ of a situation where ‘those who work in the most caring of professions are themselves victims of such high levels of stress’.