WHO: The new crown pneumonia outbreak has led to a significant increase in global demand for psychiatrist

The World Health Organization's representative to the Russian Federation, Melita Vujnovic, said in a statement that there had been a significant increase in global demand for services for psychiatrist and therapists as a result of the pandemic of neo-crown pneumonia.
A World Health Organization study on the effects of the new coronavirus on nerve and mental health shows that 93 per cent of the organization's 130 countries have reported mental health disorders due to the epidemic, resulting in a significant increase in the demand for mental health services.
The representative of the World Health Organization stressed that humanity could not return to normalcy from epidemics without urgent attention to human mental health, a process that should be achieved through the establishment of a complete and high-quality integrated service system in the area of mental illness throughout the community.
and high-quality mental health and mental health support are essential to achieving global health care coverage.
includes early attention to raising the literacy and awareness of citizens and medical personnel in the field of mental health, treatment, rehabilitation and post-service.
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