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Multimodule Web-Based COVID-19 Anxiety and Stress Resilience Training (COAST): Single-Cohort Feasibility Study With First Responders

机译:多模网基于网络的Covid-19焦虑和压力弹性训练(海岸):单队与第一个受访者的可行性研究

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Since the emergence of COVID-19, health care workers and first responders have been at a high risk for mental health symptoms owing to their exposure to the virus and increased work stress during the pandemic. Although interventions exist to address mental health issues following exposure to disasters, emergencies, and humanitarian crises, considerably less is known about web-based unguided interventions to help mitigate the negative impacts of such events. Additionally, in contexts in which emergencies reduce access to in-person care, remote forms of support are critical, yet there are limited studies on the use of such interventions. Evidence-based, easy-to-use, scalable interventions are direly needed for this population.
机译:由于Covid-19的出现,由于他们对病毒暴露并在大流行期间增加了工作压力,因此医疗保健工作者和第一名响应者患有高风险。虽然存在干预措施,以应对灾害,紧急情况和人道主义危机暴露后的精神卫生问题,关于基于网络的无导果干预措施,令人满意的较少,以帮助减轻这些事件的负面影响。此外,在紧急情况下减少对亲人护理的访问的背景下,远程支持形式是至关重要的,但研究这些干预措施的使用有限。基于证据,易于使用,可扩展的干预措施对于这一人口而不是需要。

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