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  • High Resolution Covid Program. Purposely a case

  • N. Ogando Portilla, S.M. Bañón González, M. Martínez Cortés, M. Agudo Urbanos, R. Gutiérrez Labrador
  • Journal:
    European Psychiatry / Volume 65 / Issue S1 / June 2022
    Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    01 September 2022, pp. S540-S541
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  • Introduction

    The covid pandemic has become a unique phenomenon in world history with great impact on mental health.

    Objectives

    A great growth of anxious depressive pathology in relation to the Covid situation has appeared with the need to increase the psychiatric approach in the general population

    Methods

    A 58-year-old woman with no personal medical story of interest is referred to the high-resolution Covid program due to severe depressive symptoms: intense apathy, abulia, anhedonia, weight loss, insomnia and important social distancing after the beginning of the confinement due to the Covid Pandemic. 4 psychotherapy sessions are performed, with a maximum duration of 45 minutes. It is necessary to add antidepressant medication with sertraline up to 100mg to improve psychotherapeutic work.

    Results

    A complete recovery of symptoms is achieved even their severity with normalization of daily life.

    Conclusions

    Small psychotherapeutic interventions have been shown, even with critically ill patients, to be very effective in helping patients regain their baseline status.

    Disclosure

    No significant relationships.