Psychological consequences and daily living activities among recovered nurses from COVID-19

The study aimed to assess psychological consequences, including depression (disorder and generalized anxiety disorder), and daily living activities among recovered nurses from COVID-19 in Babylon Governorate Hospitals and to find out the relationship between psychological consequences and daily living activities among recovered nurses from COVID-19 in Babylon Governorate Hospitals. A descriptive correlation design used in the present research established that for a period from October 10th, 2021 to March 20th, 2022. The study used a probability (convenient) sample of 143 nurses who recovered from COVID-19 and were drawn from the wards of educational and non-educational hospitals. The instruments for the study were adopted and modified for the purpose of this study the  study showed that more than half of 76 (53.1%) among recovered nurses from COVID-19 had moderate depression disorders, about a third of 57 (39.9%) among recovered nurses from COVID-19 complained of generalized anxiety disorders, and the greater majority of 133 (93%) of daily living activities among recovered nurses from COVID-19 were good