Influence of COVID-19 on Mental Well-being of Health Care Professionals: A Case Study of NHS

Programme Name: BSc (Hons) in Health and Social Care (with Foundation Year)
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Module Code: FND3003
Module Title: Research Methods in Social Science
Assessment Title: Research Proposal
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Title Page: Write the Title of the Research
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Table of Contents (Prepare a Table of Contents)
Contents
1. Introduction (200 – 250 Words) 5
2. Aim and Objectives 5
3. Research Questions 5
4. Rationale for the Research (400 – 450 Words) 5
5. Literature Review (800 – 900 Words) 5
6. Methodology and Methods (500 – 550 Words) 6
7. Ethical Issues (150 - 200 Words) 6
8. Expected findings (100 -150 Words) 6
9. Temporal Plan 6
10. List of References 6
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Abstract (100 – 120 Words)
Aim and Objectives
To investigate the influence of COVID-19 on mental well-being of health care
professionals. A case study of NHS
 To comprehend the importance of mental wellbeing of doctors and nurses
 To define negative impression of COVID 19 on doctors
 To assess challenges faced during the course of COVID 19
3. Research Questions
 What is the importance of mental wellbeing of doctors and nurses
 Explain negative impact of COVID 19 on doctors
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 Define challenges faced at the time of COVID 19
Background (What/ purpose/aim/ rationale)
Methods
This research includes mixed method which is both qualitative and quantitative
method of research. These are helpful for completing the research effectively and
getting research outcome.
Findings/ Results
Due to lockdowns and the lack of public or private transportation, the majority of
people had major transportation issues. Because the majority of the women did not
own a car or know how to drive, they experienced additional family conflicts as a
result of requesting their spouses to drop one another off at work every day. All
participants with youth encountered numerous challenges in balancing family
responsibilities and COVID-19 responsibilities.
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