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A cross sectional study on resilience and coping strategies among medical officers during the Covid-19 pandemic and it's association with depression and anxiety
Introduction: The mental well-being of medical officers during the Covid-19 pandemic is becoming an increasing concern. The on-going pandemic has drastically increased work demands for doctors and this resulted in high levels of stress, depression and burnout among medical officers. Objectives: This
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