The world journal of biological psychiatry : the official journal of the World Federation of Societies of Biological Psychiatry · 2020
The impact of the early phase of the COVID-19 pandemic on mental-health services in Europe.
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Thome Johannes, Deloyer Jocelyn, Coogan Andrew N, Bailey-Rodriguez Deborah, da Cruz E Silva Odete A B, Faltraco Frank, Grima Cathleen, Gudjonsson Snaebjorn Omar, Hanon Cecile, Hollý Martin, Joosten Jo, Karlsson Ingegerd, Kelemen Gabriela, Korman Maria, Krysta Krzysztof, Lichterman Boleslav, Loganovsky Konstantin, Marazziti Donatella, Maraitou Margarita, Mertens deWilmars Serge, Reunamen Merja, Rexhaj Shyhrete, Sancaktar Muhammet, Sempere Javier, Tournier Isabelle, Weynant Emilie, Vis Christiaan, Lebas Marie-Clotilde, Fond-Harmant Laurence
Аннотация
PURPOSE: The current COVID-19 pandemic confronts psychiatric patients and mental health services with unique and severe challenges.
METHODS: In order to identify these trans-national challenges across Europe, an ad-hoc survey was conducted among 23 experts, each answering for one European or aligned country.
RESULTS: A number of important themes and issues were raised for the impact of COVID-19 on mental health and mental health services, barriers to service provision and future consequences. A number of key issues were reported by colleagues across several jurisdictions, even though these were at different stages of their national epidemics.
CONCLUSIONS: Based on these findings, we articulate some important learnings from the early stages of the COVID-19 European pandemic, and highlight key considerations for all countries' mental health services as the current pandemic develops and for future pandemics.
METHODS: In order to identify these trans-national challenges across Europe, an ad-hoc survey was conducted among 23 experts, each answering for one European or aligned country.
RESULTS: A number of important themes and issues were raised for the impact of COVID-19 on mental health and mental health services, barriers to service provision and future consequences. A number of key issues were reported by colleagues across several jurisdictions, even though these were at different stages of their national epidemics.
CONCLUSIONS: Based on these findings, we articulate some important learnings from the early stages of the COVID-19 European pandemic, and highlight key considerations for all countries' mental health services as the current pandemic develops and for future pandemics.