Highest Rate of Depression Care For the Eldery

  • Posted by Elliot Goldstein, PhD on October 14th, 2007 filed in Uncategorized

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The highest rate of depression belongs to those that help the elderly in everyday living. The new researh reports that 11% of care workers for the elderly become depression.
7 percent of all workers become depressed with women becoming more depressed than men.
10.3 percent of workers who are in the food business are the second most depressed group which includes; bartendars, cooks, waiters and waitresses.
4.3 are the lowest rates of depression amongst engineers, architects, and surveyors.

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