From: Public health emergency and psychological distress among healthcare workers: a scoping review
 | Population | Context | Concept |
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Included | Healthcare workers (physicians, nursing personnel, allied health professionals active in acute medical teams), military and first responders involved in direct patient care | Healthcare setting (hospitals, community, long-term care) during a public health emergency | Organization level intervention (e.g., communication strategies within teams, changing shift patterns); Measured outcomes for mental health, wellbeing, burnout, sick days, distress, resilience, workplace satisfaction, sick days, and related |
Excluded | Allied health care or administration staff not involved in direct patient care, psychologists, social workers, physiotherapists, audiologists, occupational therapists, technicians | Not a healthcare setting, first responders and military during non-healthcare related activities; Setting not during a public health emergency | Individual levels intervention (ex. mindfulness techniques, treatment targeted to individuals with disorder only); Describing risk factors only (no intervention) |