Psychological Distress Among Healthcare Providers During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Gaza Strip: A Cross-sectional Study

Background: Healthcare providers are engaged in providing patient care and may expose to COVID-19 during their work, Understanding the psychological impact of among health is important facing pandemic. Objective: We examined distress, depression, anxiety, stress healthcare Pandemic Gaza Strip. Methods: The descriptive design was used, 231 for corona patients were selected purposively, Depression, Anxiety, Stress Scales (DASS-21) In addition information on demographic characteristics used this study. Results: mean weight depression domain 68% anxiety 69%, other hand, 67%, study show that Mean Rank p-value equal 0.693, which greater than 0.05, means there no significant differences between distresses due gender Covid-19 pandemic, found <0.05, years experience favor more 12 type job Nonmedical Health Care Personnel. Conclusion: Our highlights nonmedical personnel at highest risk distress