… This scoping review aimed to compare psychological distress between frequent and non-…
psychological distress and frequent use of healthcare services in primary care and emergency …

… to address psychological distress in healthcare workers during public health emergencies
and … , patient-facing healthcare workers are at risk of increased psychological stress due to a …

… psychological distress and the report of a mental health … health conditions increases as
psychological distress increases (p < 0.0001). Of individuals with serious psychological distress, …

… Despite the above limitations, this study provides invaluable information about psychological
distress during the initials phase of the health emergency presented by COVID-19 in …

… to their own physical health, HCW can experience psychological distress as a collateral
cost … of dealing with a public health emergency (2). Psychological distress refers to a state of …

… health problems among healthcare staff in the midst of the pandemic can endanger the
accessibility and quality of acute care. Psychological distress … the shortage of healthcare staff due …

… with epilepsy to cultivate hobbies and providing them with online learning opportunities
may help protect them from severe psychological distress during public health emergencies. …

… This model is contained within the community, which includes sociodemographic and
economic factors affecting the development of psychological distress and health-care services use…

… in frontline healthcare workers.39 Further research has also indicated that having a family
member with COVID-19 may be a predisposing factor to psychological distress for healthcare …

… We found a moderate amount of psychological distress as well as low self-rated health in
a significant number of patients 30 days after an ED visit. Several related factors, particularly …