“…The impact does not affect all countries in the same way in Brazil, for example, with a deficient health care system, economic, geographical, and social problems due to accessibility; poor infrastructure, lack of equipment, and working conditions. 14,24 Another study indicates that the inadequate management of health services generated by stress affects good performance, as well as influences the quality of care and consequently puts patient safety at risk, 29 while another states that COVID-19 brings the exposure of health personnel to physical, biological and psychological risks, without having the basic conditions to control, mitigate and cope with the serious and even irreversible consequences of the pandemic, so it can be considered an occupational disease due to the psychological consequences. 30 It is evident that this pandemic has serious psychosocial effects on health professionals, since they are directly linked to working conditions.…”