The psychological well-being of people in a COVID-19 supervised quarantine facility: A mixed methods study.

David MitchellDaniel Thomas BressingtonDanielle EslerKylie StraubeLaura Noel-GoughLisa VermeulenDianne Stephens

Published in: Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing (2023)

Mental health professionals supporting quarantined people should consider original departure points may predict levels of psychological distress. Implementing ways of gaining control through affording choice, improving communication channels and establishing peer support networks within quarantine settings may help maintain mental well-being.

Keyphrases

coronavirus disease
mental health
sars cov
machine learning
sleep quality
quality improvement
long term care
depressive symptoms
respiratory syndrome coronavirus
decision making
physical activity