Psychological Impact on the NHS staff at a Teaching Hospital in UK during the First Wave of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Aims: To know the Psychological impact of Covid-19 Pandemic on Hospital staff. Methods: The survey was conducted during first wave COVID-19 between 4thJune 2020 to 5th July at St. Helens & Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. Permission obtained from Audit Information Governance Department Survey done through Monkey web site and used staff hospital e mail addressess communicate with Results: has significant effects mental health wellbeing Front Line Health Workers in UK as shown this study. Our study showed that major depressive symptoms were more common non-doctors doctors non-depressed. [Figure 3] There a slightly higher sub-threshold depression among over other members. Altogether both groups front line workers 57.79% non-depressed, 25.32% had symptoms, 16.88% symptoms. Conclusions: It is noted our do not give priority their wellbeing, hence there should be system regularly assess they encouraged seek advice which appeared lacking respondents. important mention wave, behavior, pathology treatment understood, Trust, like many care risked own lives Workers. surprising an psychological such challenging circumstances.