A crisis brewing for the healthcare system and a crisis already happening for our students

Andrew MolodynskiConsultant Psychiatrist, Oxford Health NHS Foundation, Trust, Oxford, UK; ;Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer, Oxford University, Oxford, UK; ;Deputy National Speciality Lead for Mental Health, NIHR CRN, London, UK; ;British Medical Association, National Mental Health Lead Consultant Committee, Bloomsbury, London; Correspondence[email protected]

Antonio VentriglioDepartment of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, University of Foggia, Foggia, Italy;

Dinesh BhugraEmeritus Professor Mental Health and Cultural Diversity, Centre for Affective Disorders, Kings College London, London, UK

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