COVID-19
HCP IMPACTMETER
Healthcare workers have been at the forefront of the COVID-19 pandemic,
celebrated as heroes for their courage and resilience, wave after wave.
Using our CulturIntel methodology, we report how healthcare workers feel about the impact of COVID-19 on all aspects of their lives without asking them any questions.
VOICES OF HEALTHCARE HEROES:
How COVID-19 impacted the
different aspects of their lives
Lack of
Mental Wellness
Traumatized
Depression
Denial
WE HAVE REFRESHED OUR DATA!
Mined from June 2021 to January 2022
Check out our latest report, find out what healthcare workers are discussing online, their sentiment, mindsets, and impact straight from the voice of HCPs.
What We Already Know
93%
of healthcare workers were experiencing STRESS
Surveys as well as the media have reported how the pandemic has impacted the emotional state of healthcare workers by stretching them too thin, without the right emotional and financial support.
76%
of HCPs reported
EXHAUSTION and BURNOUT
39%
of healthcare workers said that they DID NOT feel like they had ADEQUATE EMOTIONAL SUPPORT
Source: MHA Screening (mhascreening.org) from June 1-September 1, 2020
DIVE INTO OUR STUDY
OUR METHODOLOGY
At CulturIntel , we know what people think and feel without having to ask them
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With the power of A.I., we have tech-enabled a way to mine millions of conversations online to discover actionable Cultural Intelligence®, straight from the voice of the people.
With our CulturIntel study, we wanted to go one step further and understand the full impact of COVID-19 on the lives of all healthcare workers and reveal the human stories behind the numbers
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Brianna
Physician
“There is this internal conflict between protecting yourself, but also having to go out there and save lives. My fear is getting sick and not being there for my family.”
Brandon
HCP Supporter
“We are exhausted, not only from the impact of the pandemic itself, but also in terms of coping day to day.”
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Aaron
Emergency Medical Technician
“What we are experiencing is akin to domestic combat.”
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Debbie
Nurse
“Nurses at the frontlines have really borne a very substantial emotional burden in this pandemic that has really, I think, pushed us beyond our capacity to cope in many situations.”
Voices of Healthcare Heroes:
a comprehensive understanding of the impact of COVID-19
COVID-19 has created a wide spectrum of challenges that are present in Healthcare Workers' everyday lives. Our study reveals not just the psychological impact that overall healthcare workers, physicians, nurses, EMT, and HCP supporters go through, but also the economic, social, and behavioral impacts and how these affect them as individuals.
BEHAVIORAL
SOCIAL
ECONOMIC
PSYCHOLOGICAL
My relationship with others, lifestyle and society (family, friends, society, community)
My habits, my day-to-day, my routine
My economy, job, personal finances, business and/or sources of income
My state of mind, emotional and overall mental state
OUR UNIVERSE OF CONVERSATIONS:
Open-sourced conversations mined
N= 48.4M
digital discussions available for mining in the US from March 2020 to March 2021
Overall Healthcare
Professionals 7.8M
Physicians 789.4K
Nurses 834.3K
HCP Support 589.4K
EMT 667.4K
33 %
29 %
5 %
13 %
12 %
8 %
WHAT OUR ANALYSIS REVEALS:
Physicians are experiencing
ANGER
1.8x more
than the overall population
Healthcare
Professionals are
1.6x more
TRAUMATIZED
than the overall population
1 out of 3
Healthcare workers acknowledge that they suffer from DEPRESSION
A preview of the data we have collected
BY REGION
US
48.4M
analyzed discussions
CA
3.8M
analyzed discussions
TX
2.8M
analyzed discussions
FL
2.1M
analyzed discussions
NY
3M
analyzed discussions
A GLIMPSE OF HOPE
Despite the strong impact that the COVID-19 situation has had on healthcare workers’ lives, from a psychological perspective there are still lights of hope that make them positive.
For overall healthcare workers their purpose of saving lives and making an impact are reasons for them to remain positive. (2.8x more than the overall population).
Also, the camaraderie within their community has been another factor that has given them hope and positivity. (1.3x more than the overall population).
Physicians are a little more positive towards the situation, compared to all other HCP segments.
(1.4x more than Overall HCP).
CulturIntel is a data science affiliate of CIEN+
Contact us to learn more about how we can help you better understand the people you want to reach and impact.