Physicians Reactions to Covid 19.THE Results of a Preliminary International Internet Survey

Aneja, Parul; Singh, Inderjit; Singh, Bhupinder; Kundi, P.; Singh, Inderbir; Kathiravan, Sanjana; Singh, Shubh Mohan

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“…Patients with COVID-19 have an incubation period at first, followed by symptoms such as fever, fatigue, and sore throat, and can also lead to pneumonia. COVID-19 severely impacts people's safety worldwide and the economic development of countries ( Aneja et al, 2021 , Jalušić Glunčić et al, 2021 ), so a tool is needed to detect the virus early and provide timely treatment. To date, chest X-rays images play a crucial part in the diagnosis of COVID-19; the resultant X-ray images are extracted as normal images and are segmented into small regions with different information, some of which may contain features of COVID-19, and this process is commonly referred to as the image segmentation (IS) problem ( Amyar, Modzelewski, Li, & Ruan, 2020 ; Xiaocong Chen et al, 2021 , Di et al, 2021 ).…”

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Boosted crow search algorithm for handling multi-threshold image problems with application to X-ray images of COVID-19

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Boosted crow search algorithm for handling multi-threshold image problems with application to X-ray images of COVID-19

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“…The impact of the pandemic on mental health has been less studied than the COVID-19 epidemiology, transmission patterns, physical symptoms, and their treatment [18]. Furthermore, while numerous studies have been conducted to assess physician and patient satisfaction with telemedicine [19][20][21][22], to our knowledge, fewer studies have been conducted to examine physicians' perceptions of the mental health crisis and/or suggestions on how to best face the future challenges [1,[23][24][25][26][27][28].…”

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Mental health in Italy after two years of COVID-19 from the perspective of 1281 Italian physicians: looking back to plan forward

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Background The COVID-19 pandemic has generated an unprecedented global crisis that is profoundly affecting mental health and mental health care. The aim of this study was to survey a relatively large group of Italian physicians about their perceived impact of COVID-19 on the mental health of the Italian population and about their suggestions on the best strategies to address the current and future challenges. Methods One thousand two hundred eighty-one (1,281) physicians were surveyed between November 2021 and February 2022. Results Eighty-one percent of respondents reported an increase in the number of people with mental illness presenting to their practice during the COVID-19 pandemic. Thirty-four percent reported a 26–50% increase in the number of people with mental illness in their community; approximately 33% reported a 1–25% increase; and 26.9% reported a 51–75% increase. The most commonly reported mental issues that increased because of COVID-19 were agitation, mood and anxiety disorders. Regarding the suggested strategies to address future challenges related to the COVID-19 pandemic, 34.6% of respondents recommended providing psychoeducation to the general population for early detection of mental illness and developing strategies to reduce the impact of COVID-19-related stress. In addition, 12.6% of respondents suggested improving telehealth services, while 12.3% suggested the need for increased funding for community-based care. When asked about physicians' opinion on the possibility of an increased prevalence of mental illness in the next 12 months, more than 30% of them predicted an increase in stress-related illnesses, while 25.2% were more concerned about a worsening of the ongoing clinical conditions of patients with previous psychiatric disorders. However, 21% of respondents believed that people's ability to cope with the pandemic would increase in the next 12 months. Conclusions This study confirmed a strong and negative impact on the mental health of the past 2 years of COVID-19 pandemic in the Italian population. Providing psychoeducation to the general population and improving the availability of telemedicine services could reduce the impact of future challenges related to the pandemic.

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Physicians Reactions to Covid 19.THE Results of a Preliminary International Internet Survey

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Boosted crow search algorithm for handling multi-threshold image problems with application to X-ray images of COVID-19

Boosted crow search algorithm for handling multi-threshold image problems with application to X-ray images of COVID-19

Mental health in Italy after two years of COVID-19 from the perspective of 1281 Italian physicians: looking back to plan forward

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