It doesn't actually say anywhere that they want to kill themselves except for the title. This is bad article. That being said it seems to be implying their depr

It doesn't actually say anywhere that they want to kill themselves except for the title. This is bad article. That being said it seems to be implying their depression is higher, stress is higher, and satisfaction is lower. I think the reason could be that they are spending the entire visit collecting data and not really treating or developing a rapport with the patient. I personally feel that most of my doctors visits over the past 10 years have been very impersonal and they were rushing to get me out. This is a stark contrast to the family practitioner I had for 20 years prior who felt like a family member. I actually don't go to the doctors hardly anymore due to bad experiences with them and never feeling like I'm getting adequate care. I'm sure doctors are aware of this and since many got into the profession specifically to help people I'm sure it takes a toll on them psychologically when they feel they can't do their job. The solution to this is more automated data collection IMO.