One-in-twelve staff at Northampton General Hospital have taken sick days over stress and anxiety The stress faced by Northampton General Hospital's staff has been made plain by a recent report showing over a fifth of sickness absences are because of anxiety, depression and mental wellbeing.
In the past year, Northampton's hospital lost over 15,000 working days to staff taking unplanned time-off because of stress and mental health.
These absences were taken by just over 400 members of staff - meaning one-in-twelve the hospital's 4,800 staff have taken time off for stress and mental health reasons.
It marks a national trend showing how the NHS is under pressure to deliver its frontline services and comes after NGH was escalated to its highest state of alert 18 times between January and May. Northampton Chronicle and Echo
In the past year, Northampton's hospital lost over 15,000 working days to staff taking unplanned time-off because of stress and mental health.
These absences were taken by just over 400 members of staff - meaning one-in-twelve the hospital's 4,800 staff have taken time off for stress and mental health reasons.
It marks a national trend showing how the NHS is under pressure to deliver its frontline services and comes after NGH was escalated to its highest state of alert 18 times between January and May. Northampton Chronicle and Echo
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