2020
DOI: 10.4103/psychiatry.indianjpsychiatry_409_20
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Acute stress reaction related to use of personal protective equipment in health-care workers

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“…Risk communication that singles out specific demographics or regions, as observed with COVID-19 (16), SARS (17), and mpox (18), may contribute to intersectional stigma for high risk groups. Hazmat suits and other personal protective equipment can create a sense of otherness for both patients and healthcare workers across outbreak settings (13,19,20). Additionally, the prohibition of traditional burial practices, a common measure for infection control in Ebola (21) and Nipah virus outbreaks (22), is viewed as disrespectful and stigmatizing in certain communities.…”
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“…Risk communication that singles out specific demographics or regions, as observed with COVID-19 (16), SARS (17), and mpox (18), may contribute to intersectional stigma for high risk groups. Hazmat suits and other personal protective equipment can create a sense of otherness for both patients and healthcare workers across outbreak settings (13,19,20). Additionally, the prohibition of traditional burial practices, a common measure for infection control in Ebola (21) and Nipah virus outbreaks (22), is viewed as disrespectful and stigmatizing in certain communities.…”
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confidence: 99%