Working in isolation facilities can be draining and stressful, psychologist says
Working in isolation facilities can be draining and stressful, psychologist says © Photo: 123RF A psychologist said medical professionals have talked to her about the stress of possibly passing on the virus to family members. A psychologist says defence force personnel are probably struggling with the mental strain of working in isolation facilities, for the same reasons health workers do. Yesterday RNZ reported that about 10 percent of the nearly 2000 defence force staff surveyed by the military after working at managed isolation and quarantine facilities, required a check by a psychologi...
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