COVID-19 Impacting on Mental Health on the Healthcare Workers in Pakistan

Author(s)

Dr.Maqsood Zia shah , Shahnawaz Bhutto , Dr.Faiz Muhammad Shaikh , Mukesh Kumar Mandhan , Ghulam Akbar Tumrani ,

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Volume 10 - May 2021 (05)

Abstract

This research investigates the  COVID-19 impacting on Mental health on the health workers in Pakistan.  The study is based on desktop and data is congregated via secondary sources including Government’s official websites to update latest information on pandemic of COVID-19. Furthermore, the results are discussed using the same research papers produced to emphasise the community services and social activists' important position in the situation in Pakistan. The methodology of research itself defines the aim of entire strategy which will be executed in the research paper. The parts of methodology of research conducted on coronavirus disease are as under:The research is investigative in nature and the research is done on the surveying basis, including both primary and secondary sources and containing surveys to further conduct surveys throughout the research. It was revealed that most of the healthcare people are more depressed, families were suffered from COVID-19 and load of burden in working in different parts.  Government is not supporting co-health workers.

Keywords

COVID-19, Mental Health, Healthcare, Pakistan

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