“60 Minutes+” examines mental health toll of COVID-19 crisis on healthcare workers
“60 Minutes+” correspondent Wesley Lowery joins “CBS This Morning” with a preview of his report on the mental health toll of the pandemic on medical workers. Lowery explains the “Herculean task” we’ve asked of our doctors and nurses and the long-term mental health impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Decriminalization of all drugs legal and illegal over the counter should heal the world.
If you loose your roots you has a guytree will die and suffer greatly before the exit😂… I love it💖
Cannibis can effectively relieve many of the symptoms described here.
Cortisol levels are on overdrive for everyone. People need to reach out and help each other. This is a time unlike any other. A suggestion is to remember the Golden Rule . We are in this together.
I feel like those numbers are misleading. Depression, anxiety, and ptsd are unfortunately quite common in the American public. Studies have even pointed out that 20% of people who watch death videos (like isis propaganda) on social media experience ptsd. So, again, it's misleading to suggest that working in healthcare leads to depression, anxiety, and ptsd, considering there are multiple factors
Wesley is a great correspondent.
So sad. Self care is important especially among those that help and care for others.
Paying health care workers better will not solve the mental health issues, but I think is still a moral imperative. And I mean primarily those who work in hard, low paying jobs, not the people high up in the hierarchy.
We will have another surge in the holiday season, no question.
That’s most Americans you rich elites.
as a social worker, i relate to her so much