The Guardian says a top scientist tells that a global morale crisis among health workers needs to be addressed urgently.

Healthcare workers around the world are “absolutely shattered”, according to a Guardian interview with the World Health Organisation’s incoming chief scientist. Jeremy Farrar tells the paper that, unless something is done to address a staffing, training and morale crisis among vital medical professionals, they “won’t be there when you need them”. The renowned scientist says this is a global issue, but adds strike action by UK health workers demonstrates that “morale and resilience is very thin” in the NHS.

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