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Negative impacts of COVID-19 on mental health of healthcare workers: A systematic review

   

Added on  2023-06-10

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Erquicia
et.al. (2022)
Negative
impact
over the
psychologic
al well-
being of
healthcare
workers
due to
COVID-19.
Nurses,
healthcare
worker
Primary Systematic
review
Nurses have faced the drastic mental
impacts that has affected their well-
being due to COVID.
COVID has been proven drastic for
healthcare workers.
Negative impacts has not been explained up-to
detailed extent.
Ezzat et.al
(2021)
The global
mental health
burden of
COVID-19
on critical
care staff’,
Nurses,
healthcare
worker,
doctors,
Secondar
y
Cross-
sectional
study
High anxiety has been faced by global
healthcare staff.
COVID has leads to creation of anxiety in
healthcare staff that impacted the well-being.
Focus has not been made over each group of
healthcare staff.
Fernandez
et.al (2020)
A systematic
review of
nurses’
experiences
of working
Nurses Secondar
y
Systematic
review
Female nurses has mainly faced the
pressure over their mental health.
Excessive workload over female nurses and
home responsibilities has impacted their
lives.
The focus has not been maintained over selected
population.
Negative impacts of COVID-19 on mental health of healthcare workers: A systematic review_1
in acute care
hospital
settings
during a
respiratory
pandemic.
Froessl and
Abdeen,
(2021)
The Silent
Pandemic:
The
Psychologica
l Burden on
Frontline
Healthcare
Workers
during
COVID-19’,
Frontline
healthcare
workers
Primary
and
secondar
y
Meta
analysis.
Pandemic has not just creates the
impact over physical health it has
disturbed the mental health as well.
The mental well-being of the Frontline
healthcare worker has impacted the physical
health as well.
Research methodologies are not mentioned in
appropriate manner.
Giorgi et.al
(2020)
COVID-19-
Related
Mental
Health
Effects in the
Workplace:
A Narrative
Review.
Nurses Secondar
y
Narrative
review
Work pressure and the fear of getting
infected has created the mental health
issues over nurses
The quality of work is often impacted due to
mental health issues of nurses
Types of mental health issues are not described.
Negative impacts of COVID-19 on mental health of healthcare workers: A systematic review_2
Gilleen et.al
(2021)
Impact of the
COVID-19
pandemic on
the mental
health and
well-being of
UK
healthcare
workers
Healthcare
workers
Secondar
y
Systematic
review
In UK, pandemic has creates pressure
over healthcare workers.
The pressure that has been created over
healthcare lead to impact their personal and
professional quality.
Appropriate ways in which impacts has been
made are not determined.
Gregory et.al
(2018)
The
psychosocial
impact on
frontline
nurses of
caring for
patients with
COVID-19
during the
first wave of
the pandemic
Nurses Secondar
y
Meta
analysis
Psychological impacts has been
created over the front-line healthcare
workers at the time of COVID.
The psychological impact are impacting the
lives of healthcare workers and creating
pressure over them.
Types of psychological impacts are not
explained in well-detailed manner.
Griffin et.al
(2020)
Hospital
Preparedness
for COVID-
19: A
Practical
Guide from a
Critical Care
Perspective’
Healthcare
staff
Primary Cross-
sectional
Hospital administration has ignored
the mental needs of healthcare workers
at the time of COVID.
It is the duty of hospital administration that
they must focus over the mental health needs
of healthcare workers.
Effective evidence in this context has not been
revealed.
HennepiTh
en et.al,
(2021)
Socio-
ecological
predictors of
mental health
outcomes
Healthcare
workers
Primary Meta-
analysis
Healthcare workers have experienced
the negative feelings at the time of
pandemic in context of mental health
issues.
Mental health of healthcare worker must
assure a keen focus as they treats the patient
therefore, it is important that their mental
health must be focused.
Approached through which mental health can be
focused has not been mentioned in detailed
manner.
Negative impacts of COVID-19 on mental health of healthcare workers: A systematic review_3

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