The current outbreak of the latest coronavirus [COVID-19] has created a global crisis of unparalleled dimensions As massive pandemics are significant community mental health threats Services of health demand is increasing drastically The pandemic has emotionally affected physicians, and the vast majority report they have one or more of the following effects: fear of illness, anxiety, tiredness, trouble sleeping, loneliness, depression, confusion, or irritability Those in the front line are particularly affected by fear of family and personal infection, work-related pressure, and fatigue Always, when contacting COVID-19 persons, they have been quarantined frequently Greater workloads, loneliness and prejudice contribute to physical exhaustion, anxiety, emotional distress and sleep disturbance In addition to the strategies used to prevent the spread of the virus, innovative strategies are required for health practitioners to tackle associated mental health concerns In light of almost all of these issues must be taken even more seriously by the respective governments and stakeholders of persons affected by any psychological disturbance This review summarizes the present health care professional’s psychological disturbances and the strategies to improve their mental health © 2020, Institute of Medico-Legal Publications All rights reserved
Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the mental balance among health care workers