| Characteristic | Share of respondents |
|---|---|
| Doctors and nurses who are seriously considering independent consultation with a psychologist | 72% |
| Pandemic has not changed anything in nurses' professional lives | 62% |
| Pandemic has not changed anything in doctors' professional lives | 50% |
| Nurses who have not experienced any negative emotional effects | 45% |
| Doctors who have not experienced negative emotional effects | 43% |
| Epidemic condition and working with COVID-19 patients negatively affected the mental condition of nurses | 38% |
| Epidemic condition and working with COVID-19 patients negatively affected the mental condition of doctors | 35% |
| Nurses who have experienced hate speech | 34% |
| Doctors who intend to reduce their professional activity | 29% |
| Doctors who have experienced hate speech | 27% |
| Nurses who intend to leave their current workplace | 18% |
| Doctors who intend to leave their current workplace | 13% |
| Doctors who intend to emigrate after the pandemic | 9% |
| Nurses who intend to leave the profession completely after the pandemic | 6.3% |
| Doctors who intend to leave the profession completely after the pandemic | 6% |
| Nurses who intend to emigrate after the pandemic | 3.8% |
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Release date
October 2020
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Region
Poland
Survey time period
2020
Number of respondents
1,416*
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* Of which: 1256 physicians, 160 nurses and midwives
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