Reentry Anxiety: 7 Ways to Deal With Stress About Post-Pandemic Life Self 3 hrs ago © Ivan Gener/Adobe Stock
With all U.S. adults now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine and vaccine passports on the horizon, we’re closer to “normalcy” than we ve been in a year. But if you’re feeling reentry anxiety about a post-COVID-19 world rather than excitement, you’re not alone.
This type of “reentry anxiety” is essentially the stress that people feel as it pertains to getting life back to normal, Inger Burnett-Zeigler, Ph.D., associate professor of psychiatry and psychology at Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University, tells SELF. This might include the stress that comes with going back to work at your office instead of from the comfort of home, waking up earlier for a long morning commute, or the anxiety of feeling obligated to attend social events and family gatherings again. The thought of engaging in these activities may be especially anxiety-provoking with t
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Complex gastrointestinal (GI) cancer surgery had less risk of postoperative adverse outcomes when supported by anesthesiologists performing a high annual volume of certain procedures, a large Canadian population-based study found.
Care by high-volume anesthesiologists was independently associated with 15% lower odds of combined 90-day major morbidity (including mortality) and readmission, after adjustment for patient case mix, institutional volume, and surgeon volume, reported Julie Hallet, MD, of the University of Toronto, and colleagues.
The primary outcome a composite of major 90-day morbidity (Clavien-Dindo 3-5) with readmission occurred in 36.3% of patients in the high-volume group (cutoff point of six or more procedures per year or ranking in the 75th percentile) and 45.7% of patients in the low-volume group, they stated in