STUDY PURPOSE
This survey explores the important social, occupational and mental health effects experienced by frontline health workers during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. As the pandemic has changed our social and work environments in many different ways, we want to hear the experiences of both frontline health workers who have and have not worked directly with people with COVID-19.
We will examine factors that promote good mental health and wellbeing, as well as risk factors for poorer mental health. Your input will inform recommendations to healthcare organisations and other professional bodies.
https://covid-19-frontline.com.au/
WE WANT YOU
This study focuses on the experiences of medical, nursing, allied health, clinical scientists/physiologists/technicians, healthcare students and clerical staff who are working in the following frontline areas:
- Anaesthetics/Peri-operative Care
- Emergency Medicine
- General Medicine
- Hospital Aged Care
- Infectious Disease
- Intensive Care
- Infectious Disease
- Palliative Care
- Paramedicine
- Primary Care
- Respiratory Medicine
People working in other frontline health areas (such as medical or surgical areas) are also welcome to take part.
You do not need to have worked directly with people with COVID-19 to participate, as we would like to hear from all frontline health workers.
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