The union representing paramedics in British Columbia has revealed that between 30% to 40% of its first responders are currently seeking treatment for mental health issues. This alarming statistic comes amid a rise in drug poisoning calls, which union officials suggest contributes to the increasing mental health strain among paramedics.
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Ian Tait from Ambulance Paramedics of B.C. highlighted the significant changes in the job’s nature over recent years, emphasizing how these transformations may be impacting the mental well-being of emergency responders.
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