Comparing Psychological Wellbeing and Work-Related Quality of Life between Professional Groups within Health and Social Care during the COVID-19 Pandemic in the UK

This paper shared the compared results on psychological wellbeing and work-related quality of life amongst health social care workers during COVID-19 pandemic in UK. Health professionals within nursing, midwifery, allied professions, work occupations working United Kingdom (UK) were recruited. Repeated cross-sectional online surveys conducted two time periods (May–July 2020 May−July 2021). A total 4803 respondents completed survey. The findings revealed that over pandemic, (SWEWBS measure) (WRQoL scale) scores significantly decreased all five (p < 0.001) with midwives having lowest both scales at points. Respondents found to use negative coping strategies such as behavioural disengagement substance usage. Analysis variance a statistical difference between across 2021, while was only statistically different 2021. due this decrease, there is distinct need for more support services flexible conditions services, improve life.