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Sal Jal 2022; 9 (3)

Efectos del SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) sobre la salud mental

Guzmán-Pantoja JE, Vergara-Radillo LF, Guzmán-Ramos JE, Guzmán-Ramos M, Guzmán-Ramos S, Ramos-Hernández LA

Language: Spanish
References: 19
Page: 177-181
PDF size: 166.55 Kb.


ABSTRACT

The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic (COVID-19) exposed the fragility and vulnerability of health systems to contain mental disorders in catastrophic situations, the magnitude of this phenomenon generated a syndemic (Covid 19 - mental health) in which human resources and materials from health systems worldwide were significantly exceeded by the high demand of users who resorted to medical services in search of alternative psychotherapeutic care. The emotional and affective manifestations presented were directly related to the personal, family and social determinants that, when combined with the economic and labor crisis, triggered various behavioral alterations and psychopathologies of atypical presentation and indeterminate clinical course, which require immediate psychological and psychiatric attention to avoid permanent damage in this sphere of health, motivating the implementation of emerging and unprecedented health strategies for global public health.


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