Examining the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Caregivers of Children with Complex and Chronic Conditions

M. Greer, C. Pierce
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In March of 2020 the president of the United States declared a national emergency as COVID-19 transmitted  across the globe. Over 18 months later , the pandemic continues to pose challenges as residents of the world adapt to the ever-changing shuffle of precautions, regulations, and restrictions. During this unprecedented time we have globally learned to expect the unexpected; which has become the norm. Caregivers of Children with Complex and Chronic Conditions wear multiple hats when taking care of their children. They may serve as a nurse, therapist, educational advocate, chauffeur, or personal assistant. Due to the ever changing routines and mandates as a result of the pandemic, parents have become worn down leading to  mental health concerns and caregiver burnout. During the pandemic caused by COVID-19, caregivers of children with unique needs are faced with a new set of challenges    
研究COVID-19大流行对患有复杂和慢性疾病的儿童护理人员的影响
2020年3月,随着COVID-19在全球传播,美国总统宣布全国进入紧急状态。18个多月过去了,随着世界居民适应不断变化的预防措施、法规和限制,疫情继续构成挑战。在这个前所未有的时期,我们已经学会了预料意料之外的事情;这已成为常态。患有复杂和慢性疾病的儿童的照料者在照顾他们的孩子时戴着多重帽子。他们可以担任护士、治疗师、教育倡导者、司机或私人助理。由于大流行导致的日常生活和任务不断变化,父母已经筋疲力尽,导致心理健康问题和照顾者倦怠。在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间,具有独特需求的儿童的照料者面临着一系列新的挑战
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