A national survey of more than 7800 health care workers during the second wave of the COVID pandemic has found that, compared to their metropolitan based colleagues, rural allied and healthcare workers experienced a high prevalence of mental health symptoms, despite treating very few COVID-19 patients. The survey was led by Associate Professor Natasha Smallwood.
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18 Jun 2022
Mental health impacts of COVID-19 widespread within rural health care workforce – despite fewer COVID cases
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