The Pandemic's Toll on Health Care Workers

COVID-19: a heavy toll on health-care workers - ResearchGate

... However, during the COVID-19 pandemic, the ideal nursing care standard was significantly challenged. Healthcare workers (HCWs) faced ...

'A Sinking Ship': Pandemic's Mental Health Toll Continues to Roil ...

51% of health care workers said their mental health has gotten worse during the pandemic, up from 46% who said the same in January.

Stress on the front lines of covid-19 - The Washington Post

Worry, exhaustion, constantly changing safety rules and long hours of wearing PPE are just a few things America's health-care workers cite ...

Report: Mental Health Decline Among Healthcare Workers Started ...

Since the start of the COVID pandemic, the percentage of health workers who said they were experiencing burnout “very often” increased from ...

Pandemic Taking Its Toll on Public Health Workers

More than half of US public health care workers experienced mental health problems during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a CDC report.

Navigating Attacks Against Health Care Workers in the COVID-19 Era

During the pandemic's first 6 months, 611 incidents of COVID-19–related physical or verbal assaults, threats, or discrimination were directed ...

Health care workers with coronavirus grapple with emotional toll of ...

The pandemic has taken a toll on frontline health care workers both physically and mentally, according to multiple studies.

Among health workers, COVID-19 takes biggest toll on nurses

In a three-month period early in the COVID-19 pandemic, when personal protective equipment was often scarce and scientists' understanding of the ...

Study Highlights Pandemic's Toll on Health Care Workers - YouTube

A University of California, San Francisco study is shining a light on an overlooked effect of the pandemic: the mental health impact on ...

Mental toll of COVID pandemic could push health care workers to ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has been extremely tough on health care workers across the United States, and it may cause some people to leave the ...

The Toll of COVID-19 on Health Care Workers Remains Unknown

The COVID Data Tracker maintained by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported 389,380 health care worker infections and 1,332 deaths as of ...

Pandemic Taking Big Mental Health Toll on Health Care Workers

For the general population, depression grew almost 16%, anxiety was up more than 15%, PTSD grew nearly 22%, psychological distress increased ...

The Dramatic Toll of COVID-19 on Healthcare Workers

Though healthcare workers are always at a higher risk for contracting communicable diseases, the pandemic amplified these risks exponentially.

A Pandemic's Toll on Nurses: January 2021 - Nursegrid

The fallout from these traumatic conditions may impair the healthcare industry beyond 2021. ... More than 20% of nurses report they are leaving bedside care, or ...

Pandemic's Mental Health Toll Continues to Roil Health Care Workers

The COVID-19 pandemic has put immense pressure on frontline and public health workers, exacerbating myriad mental health concerns, including stress, depression ...

The staggering toll of Covid-19 on health care workers

An investigation by The Guardian and Kaiser Health News found that more than 3600 American health care workers died in the first year of the ...

COVID-19 Takes Heavy Psychological Toll on Health Care Workers

MD Magazine reports, “Frontline healthcare workers, women, and nurses exposed to coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) are at a greater risk of developing ...

The mental health toll on healthcare workers during COVID-19

More and more stories are emerging about the incredible strain medical workers are under as they treat COVID-19 patients, especially in ...

COVID made health care burnout worse. Here's what those workers ...

For health care workers in the United States, the COVID pandemic significantly ramped up feelings of burnout and anguish, according to a ...

Emotional toll of COVID-19 on health workers is vast, varied | CIDRAP

Two studies today in JAMA Network Open describe the emotional toll of the COVID-19 pandemic on healthcare workers (HCWs).