Abstract

COVID-19 Mental Health Challenges: A Systematic Review, Logistic Regression and Principal Component Analysis

Highlights

  • COVID-19 or SARS-COV2is an infectious virus newly discovered in the coronavirus family

  • All the studies reported the psychological factors like anxiety, depression, stress and insomnia in medical staff and general population during the COVID-19 pandemic

  • Some studies that were reviewed had reported cases of PSTD, Suicide, fear and social connect factor related to lockdown

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Introduction

COVID-19 or SARS-COV2is an infectious virus newly discovered in the coronavirus family. To control the spread of viral infection around 4 billion i.e. half of the world population have been ordered by respective Governments to follow home confinement that is apparently the largest psychological experiment ever. The aim this study is to carry out Review of COVID-19 related mental health issues among the affected population. We have compiled and evaluated data that gives evidence of psychological issues due to COVID in in order to analyse the prevalence of Anxiety, Depression and Insomnia among the affected population. COVID-19 Positive patients and Medical staff are at high risk to get affected psychologically. This study aims to review, synthesize, and analyze published evidence on the prevalence of, anxiety, depression, and insomnia among patients, medical staff, and others (general population) during the COVID-19 outbreak

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