Working conditions and emotional impact in healthcare workers during COVID-19 pandemic | Journal of Healthcare Quality Research
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Article information Full Text Bibliography Download PDF Statistics Full Text Dear Editor In the context of the global crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, we are aware that healthcare workers are the first line of defence to combat this disease. Unfortunately, the face this health emergency with poor working conditions, due to the shortage of biosafety equipment, scarce of infection control systems, lack of recognition programs and work incentives, and finally physical and psychological abuse and discrimination by patients, which has an impact on their mental health. 1,2 These are well know
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