The Medical Student Response to the Mental Health Consequences of COVID-19
[...]medical students could create virtual spaces that minimize the impact of social isolation. [...]medical students could be trained to staff existing mental health hotlines to assist the first responders of this growing mental health crisis. [...]while physicians prepare plans to minimize the men...
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| description | [...]medical students could create virtual spaces that minimize the impact of social isolation. [...]medical students could be trained to staff existing mental health hotlines to assist the first responders of this growing mental health crisis. [...]while physicians prepare plans to minimize the mental health impact of COVID-19, they will need to develop new strategies to address increasing burdens of mental illness in the context of existing workforce shortages. |
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