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Covid 19 Effects On Healthcare Workers - Coggle Diagram

- - - - "More than 80% of respondents reported nasal symptoms such as obstruction or dyspnea, dry nose or crusting, sneezing or runny nose, and nasal itching." (Battista 81)
        
        "Interestingly, not all working related health afflictions are directly caused by the virus." (Battista 83)
- - - - "Burnout and PTSD were common among health care workers even before the coronavirus crisis." (The Chicago School)
        
        "Unless psychology is your specialization, it’s covered as more of a supplementary component than a fundamental pillar of your training." (The Chicago School)
- - - - "Their work was both immensely rewarding and profoundly traumatic. However, the costs frequently outweighed the emotional benefits." (Bennett)
        
        " ‘I’m actually hiding from my family a little bit.’ (Nurse, 803); ‘My partner is now, uh, moved out. So, uh, it’s had a huge impact on my life.’ " (Bennett)
- - - - "In particular, after adjusting the covariates, psychological distress and its subscale of fatigue, anxiety, and depression increased statistically significantly more among HCW compared to non-HCW during the COVID-19 outbreak." (Sasaki)
        
        "This longitudinal study provides more compelling evidence that the mental health of HCW declined during the COVID-19 outbreak, not just because of their prior working conditions" (Sasaki)
- - - - "we estimated the prevalence of distress among
        healthcare workers to be 37%" (Saragih 4)
        
        "We found estimated the prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder among healthcare workers to be 49%" (Saragih 4)
- - - - "However, most (73 percent) respondents to the Healthcare Workers survey had not previously contracted COVID-19 at the time of surveying. 10 percent either had confirmed or suspected cases of COVID-19, and 17 percent were unsure." (Mental Health America)
        
        "Stress was the most commonly reported feeling, with 93 percent of healthcare workers indicating that they had regularly experienced stress in the last three months. This was followed by anxiety (86 percent), frustration (77 percent), exhaustion or burnout (76 percent), and feeling overwhelmed (75 percent)" (Mental Health America)
- - - - "Equally worrisome is the lack of adequate PPE for frontline health care workers, including respirators, gloves, face shields, gowns, and hand sanitizer." (Ranney)
        
        "In Italy, health care workers experienced high rates of infection and death partly because of inadequate access to PPE." (Ranney)
- - - - "28% of nursing facilities reported at least one staffing shortage" (Ochieng)
        
        "CMS acknowledged that some staff may leave their jobs because they do not want to receive the vaccine" (Ochieng)