COVID-19 Epidemic Peer Support and Crisis Intervention Via Social Media

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作者：

Pu Cheng

Guohua Xia

Peng Pang

Bo Wu

Wei Jiang

Yong-Tong Li

Mei Wang

Qi Ling

Xiaoying Chang

Jinghan Wang

Xiaocheng Dai

Xiaojin Lin

Xiaoting Bi

机构：

[1] Indiana University School of Medicine,

[2] Meridian Health Services,undefined

[3] UC Davis,undefined

[4] Hofstra Northwell School of Medicine,undefined

[5] UT Southwestern Medical Center,undefined

[6] Duke University Medical Center,undefined

[7] University of Pennsylvania,undefined

[8] UC Health,undefined

[9] Northwell Health,undefined

[10] Greater Binghamton Health Center,undefined

[11] Mind & Body Garden Psychology,undefined

[12] South Bay Community Services,undefined

[13] Greater Philadelphia Health Action,undefined

来源：

Community Mental Health Journal | 2020年 / 56卷

关键词：

COVID; Social media; Smart phone; Crisis intervention; Healthcare personnel; Peer support; Mental health; Emotional stage;

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摘要：

This article describes a peer support project developed and carried out by a group of experienced mental health professionals, organized to offer peer psychological support from overseas to healthcare professionals on the frontline of the COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan, China. This pandemic extremely challenged the existing health care systems and caused severe mental distress to frontline healthcare workers. The authors describe the infrastructure of the team and a novel model of peer support and crisis intervention that utilized a popular social media application on smartphone. Such a model for intervention that can be used elsewhere in the face of current global pandemic, or future disaster response.

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页码：786 / 792

页数：6

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