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From the Document: The current COVID-19 [coronavirus disease 2019] pandemic is unprecedented in reach around the world and the extended nature of this invisible threat No one is left without impact whether it is direct such as exposure to infection or infection risks or changes in or loss of employment or indirect through impact on loved ones and communities [ ] Key to any mental health response to the current pandemic or other extended potentially highly distressing and/or traumatic events is a response that simultaneously considers both timing (referred to as phase) and associated distress and/or functional impairment (referred to as level) As defined below, the framework includes three phases (initial, post, and longer-term) and three levels (system level, self-directed level, and mental health supported brief intervention) COVID-19 (Disease);Mental health;Public health;Working in health care
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Phased Approach for Supporting the Mental Health of Healthcare Workers and Others Affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic (PAC)
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