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Being forced into an unsustainable and unethical working situation while caring for older people during the COVID-19 pandemic in Sweden

2023-05-30

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Bakground: Worldwide, older people were more severely affected during the COVID-19 pandemic than others. In Sweden, those living in residential care facilities had the highest mortality rate, followed by those receiving home care services. The Swedish and international literature on the working environment for auxiliary nurses and nursing aides during the pandemic shows an increase in stress, anxiety, depression a...

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63421c7d-e015-5ba2-beb6-ba4bdfc58b49
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2986452/v1
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