COVID-19: nurses’ distress higher than for colleagues
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COVID-19: nurses’ distress higher than for colleagues

Studies find mental health effects could last for up to three years

Nurses are more at risk of experiencing psychological distress during a pandemic than other healthcare workers, and its effects can last for up to three years, suggests a review of global research.

Nursing Management. 28, 2, 6-6. doi: 10.7748/nm.28.2.6.s2

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