Abstract
Editor—There have now been two major pandemic response phases in the UK and Ireland: one in the spring of 2020 and one in the winter of 2020/21. This has placed an unprecedented strain on frontline healthcare workers.1,2 Earlier research during the first pandemic response identified high rates of psychological distress and trauma in doctors2–5 and trainees.6,7 The impact of further pandemic phases on mental health, workforce attrition, and clinical care is yet to be established. As the pandemic continues it is vital to track the psychological impact on acute care workers in order to inform policy and service provision.
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