Quality of life and its association with depression, anxiety and stress among healthcare frontliners during the 2019 coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19)

Abdul Jalil, Mohamad Hilman (2021) Quality of life and its association with depression, anxiety and stress among healthcare frontliners during the 2019 coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). [Student Project] (Unpublished)
Abstract

Coronavirus Disease 2019 is a disease that attack human respiratory system. The infected persons can shown symptoms such as difficult of breathe. This disease has become pandemic because has affected lot of country. This pandemic cause harm to all people. This disease has high morbidity and mortaliy. Healthcare Frontliners are the individuals that are in charge to prevent spreading of virus and give treatment to infected patients. Working in this pandemic are totally different with their daily routine. Healthcare Frontliner need to work in high workload, new schedule, new environment and working everyday. Healthcare Frontliners need to work with application of personal protection equipment for a long period of time as a protection for them from the virus. Healthcare Frontliners are exhausted mentally and physically. This cause the Healthcare Frontliner to feel depression, anxiety and stress with their work and the situation. This mental health issues can influence their Quality of Life. The finding in this study are depression, anxiety and stress are cause impact on Quality of Life for Healthcare Frontliner during Corona virus Disease 2019 pandemic. This study can be used to take initiative to overcome the issues.

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