The increase of the psychological burden at work influences the consumption of substances, notably tobacco and alcohol. Healthcare workers are in a high-risk sector where we observe increasing malaise. A model of prevention and support with the treatment of staff members' addictions has been put in place within the Paris public hospital system (AP-HP): the Fides mission.
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