Psychological impact in non-infectious disease specialists who had direct contact with patients with COVID-19.

Tao LiuZheng ZhengXiaoyan ShaHuishu LiuWenjing ZhengHuanxing SuGuiyun XuWen-Pang SuKwok-Fai SoKangguang Lin

Published in: BJPsych open (2020)

Our data suggest that non-infectious disease specialist staff have experienced varying, but increased levels of depression, anxiety and insomnia during this COVID-19 pandemic, which could be reduced by sufficient levels of protective equipment and occupational COVID-19 workplace training.

Keyphrases

infectious diseases
sleep quality
coronavirus disease
sars cov
depressive symptoms
palliative care
electronic health record
machine learning
health promotion
data analysis
respiratory syndrome coronavirus