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Healthcare Workers after Two Years of COVID-19: The Consequences of the Pandemic on Psychological Health and Sleep among Nurses and Physicians

Psychology

Healthcare Workers after Two Years of COVID-19: The Consequences of the Pandemic on Psychological Health and Sleep among Nurses and Physicians

G. Brachman, A. D. Schryver, et al.

This intriguing study conducted by Gwen Brachman and colleagues delves into the mental health and sleep disturbances faced by Italian nurses and doctors during the COVID-19 pandemic. Discover how their experiences have shaped current health statuses and the urgent need for preventive programs to aid coping skills amidst heightened distress.

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