Mental health experiences of public psychiatric healthcare workers during COVID-19 across southern Gauteng, South Africa: a call for strengthening public mental health care

Andrew W Kim; Kagisho Maaroganye; Ugasvaree Subramaney

doi:10.61473/001c.75294

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Vol. 24, 2021

April 22, 2022 CAT

Mental health experiences of public psychiatric healthcare workers during COVID-19 across southern Gauteng, South Africa: a call for strengthening public mental health care

Andrew W Kim, Kagisho Maaroganye, Ugasvaree Subramaney,

COVID-19mental healthstresspsychiatric healthcare workerssouth africa

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• https://doi.org/10.61473/001c.75294

SOUTH AFRICAN HEALTH REVIEW

Kim AW, Maaroganye K, Subramaney U. Mental health experiences of public psychiatric healthcare workers during COVID-19 across southern Gauteng, South Africa: a call for strengthening public mental health care. SOUTH AFRICAN HEALTH REVIEW. 2022;24:144-151. doi:10.61473/001c.75294