Psychological Impact of COVID-19 on Healthcare Workers during the Early Phase of the Epidemic in Uganda, April‒May 2020

Quarterly Epidemiological Bulletin: October–December, 2020 Volume 6 / Issue 1/Article No. 1

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Authors: Richard Migisha^1*, Alex Riolexus Ario^1,4, Benon Kwesiga¹, Lilian Bulage¹, Daniel Kadobera¹, Steven N. Kabwama¹, Elizabeth Katana¹, Alex Ndybakyira¹, Ignatius Wadunde¹, Aggrey Byaruhanga¹, Geofrey Amanya¹, Julie R. Harris^2,3, and Arthur G. Fitzmaurice²¹Uganda Public Health Fellowship Program Kampala, Uganda
²US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, COVID-19 Response International Task Force, Kampala, Uganda
³US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Center for Global Health, Division of Global Health Protection, Atlanta, USA
⁴Ministry of Health, Kampala, Uganda
*Correspondence: rmigisha@musph.ac.ug

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Psychological Impact of COVID-19 on Healthcare Workers during the Early Phase of the Epidemic in Uganda, April‒May 2020

Quarterly Epidemiological Bulletin: October–December, 2020 Volume 6 / Issue 1/Article No. 1

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