Multicare_COV 19: Prospective single-center study on the effectiveness of multidisciplinary medical-psychological support on anxiety, depression, and stress outcomes in caregivers of COVID-19 patients

Authors

  • Tineri M Palliative Care Unit, Italian Hospital Group, Guidonia, Rome, Italy Author
  • Evangelista L Palliative Care Unit, Italian Hospital Group, Guidonia, Rome, Italy Author
  • Parente S Palliative Care Unit, Italian Hospital Group, Guidonia, Rome, Italy Author
  • Angius G Palliative Care Unit, Italian Hospital Group, Guidonia, Rome, Italy Author
  • Mormile M Palliative Care Unit, Italian Hospital Group, Guidonia, Rome, Italy Author
  • Massimiani B Palliative Care Unit, Italian Hospital Group, Guidonia, Rome, Italy Author
  • Mapfumo M Palliative Care Unit, Italian Hospital Group, Guidonia, Rome, Ital Author
  • Lucini M Palliative Care Unit, Italian Hospital Group, Guidonia, Rome, Ital Author
  • Fiorucci C Covid-19 Unit, Italian Hospital Group, Guidonia, Rome, Italy Author
  • Cafariello C Covid-19 Unit, Italian Hospital Group, Guidonia, Rome, Italy Author
  • Ciervo U Palliative Care Unit, Italian Hospital Group, Guidonia, Rome, Italy Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33425/2692-7918.1012

Abstract

The MULTICARE_COV-19 prospective experimental single-center study was expected to demonstrate whether remote access to a psychologist, in support of the physician in charge, could change the emotional impact of hospitalization both on caregivers, unable to take care of their family members, and on patients, by improving their perception of hospitalization and lessening their levels of anxiety, depression, and stress.

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Published

2025-07-25

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 1

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