Happiness and Life-Satisfaction of Covid Recovered Patients- A Systematic Review

Abstract

Covid 19 disease (COVID-19) is an infectious ailment triggered by a virus referred to as severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV). Covid (SARS-CoV-2) Pandemics are linked to a high level of mental stress. During a new epidemic, people in several countries reported higher levels of sadness, anxiety, mental distress, and post-traumatic stress disorder. This article is a condensed literature review, and the study’s goal is to investigate the well-being and personal satisfaction of those who are affected by COVID-19. Even though COVID-19 has mostly spared children and adolescents from the disease’s immediate effects, efforts to stem its spread, such as school closures and social isolation, have a significant influence on them. This puts children and teenagers at a higher risk of being abused. Due to children’s and teenagers’ decreased access to educators, family, and friends, the number of people who could detect and report child abuse and neglect has decreased. Similarly, the risk of child abuse has increased as the stresses of financial hardship and social isolation may reduce guardians’ awareness and judgment in cooperating with their children. To provide a narrative summary of findings, relevant data was gathered and summarized. The virus has also depleted the personnel and financial resources of current systems for combating child and juvenile exploitation.