Understanding the impact of COVID-19 isolation measures on individuals with mood disorders in mental health clinics

Carolina Alves Rodrigues; Scott Burton Patten; EE Smith; Pamela Roach

doi:10.1016/j.jadr.2022.100348

Abstract

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• Participants adapted well to virtual psychiatric care. • Concerns over virtual care stemmed from meeting a new care practitioner through virtual care. • Individuals with mood disorders were able to manage their conditions well in the first wave of COVID-19.

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