新冠肺炎大流行对心理健康的影响

M. I. L. Alcocer
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SRAS COV-19大流行将对心理健康、普通人群、卫生专业人员、感染者和既往有心理健康障碍的人产生影响。大流行病后的心理健康问题可以被认为与自然或人类诱发的灾难或灾难中发生的问题相似;其主要特征之一是影响健康人。到目前为止,有一些研究认为,心理健康问题的发生率将提高到30%,因此是非常重要的识别风险人群,以及脆弱性和保护因素,给予这一人群所需的关注。
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Mental Health Impact of COVID-19 pandemic
SRAS COV-19 pandemic will have an impact in mental health, for general population, for health professionals, and for those who had suffered infection and for people with previous mental health disorders. Mental health problems after in pandemic can be considered similar as those that happened in a disasters or catastrophes situations, natural or human being induce; one of the principal characteristics is that they affect healthy persons. Up to now, there are some studies that considered that the incidence of mental health problems will raised up to 30%, and therefore is very important identified risk population, and vulnerability and protection factors to give this people the attention needed.
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