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CBT-Vaccination: A Public Health Approach to Support the Impact of COVID-19 on Mental Health and Wellbeing

机译:CBT接种:支持Covid-19对心理健康和幸福的影响的公共卫生方法

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A mental health “echo-pandemic” is unfolding as the short and long term physical and mental health effects of the COVID-19 pandemic continue unabated across the globe. The mental health effects are felt at the general population level through COVID’s impact on the education and healthcare systems, the economy as well as increased psychiatric symptoms in vulnerable groups and fatigue and burn-out in front-line workers. As children and adolescents head back to classes, parents worry about adequate safety measures and a second wave of new infections on the one hand while weighing the impact of social isolation on their children’s development on the other. In this letter we propose Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Vaccination (CBT-V) as a strategy that integrates COVID-related public health measures with the best evidence-based psychological intervention.
机译:心理健康“回声大流行”展开,作为Covid-19大流行的短期和长期的身心健康,在全球范围内持续不减。通过Covid对教育和医疗保健系统,经济的影响,脆弱群体和疲劳,在脆弱的群体和疲劳中疲劳和倦怠,感受到心理健康效应。随着儿童和青少年返回课程,父母一方面担心足够的安全措施和第二波新感染,同时称重社会孤立对其儿童发展的影响。在这封信中,我们提出了认知行为治疗疫苗接种(CBT-V)作为与基于证据的最佳循证心理干预相结合的策略。

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