COVID-19 medical staff are depressed, how to adjust?

COVID-19 is a very special disease, which is transmitted to human beings through viruses carried by raw birds. Its main characteristics are strong toxicity and high mortality. As long as the infection is stopped in time, it will spread widely among people and cause irreparable consequences. When the epidemic broke out, this situation gradually appeared in other countries after China, but China's handling method was more timely and effective, which stopped the spread of the epidemic in a short time. Japan also quickly fell into the trouble of epidemic situation, and its policies were basically the same as those of China. But it was not controlled in time. This is a life-related event, and the state and government should pay more attention to it.

Let's talk about Japanese COVID-19 personnel and medical personnel. If you are infected with COVID-19 in Japan, you will be isolated. This is also for safety, in order to prevent you from continuing to infect more people outside, and in order to effectively curb the epidemic, so we can only take such measures. COVID-19 patients and medical staff in Japan have to experience a challenge, that is, they can't contact the outside world for a long time. Therefore, the depression of Japanese medical staff and COVID-19 patients is worth discussing. Of course, a person who has been imprisoned for a long time will definitely yearn for the outside world. Moreover, when the medical staff work for a long time and can't get effective contact with the outside world, he will definitely have anxiety in his heart, which will gradually develop into depression after a long time. According to this statement, Japan should adopt corresponding policies.

For example, psychological counseling stations should be set up in hospitals to help patients and medical staff relieve boredom, or some aerobic exercises should be organized among patients in COVID-19 to help them get out of the depression stage. Such measures can not only protect patients, make them better cured and recovered, but also enable medical staff to relax effectively after work, killing two birds with one stone.