Perceptions of Physical Therapy Clinicians Regarding the Impact of COVID 19 on Patients’ Mental Health

Authors

Brandy Chase, Southwestern Oklahoma State UniversityFollow
Amy L. Barnett, Southwestern Oklahoma State UniversityFollow

Document Type

Poster

Organization

Southwestern Oklahoma State University

Conference Title

Virtual IPTA Conference 2022

City and State

Naperville, IL

Conference Date

03/01/2022

Publication Date

3-1-2022

Abstract

• Research shows that the COVID 19 outbreak can negatively affect a person’s mental health, especially those at a higher risk with debilitating conditions (Javed, Sarwer, & Soto, 2020).
• This alludes to the need to take a closer look at the impact of COVID 19 on physical therapy patients and the amount of mental health training needed by physical therapy clinicians.

Recommended Citation

Chase, Brandy and Barnett, Amy L., "Perceptions of Physical Therapy Clinicians Regarding the Impact of COVID 19 on Patients’ Mental Health" (2022). Faculty Articles & Research. 4.
https://dc.swosu.edu/cpgs_sbse_education_articles/4