Knox Derrick Maurice, Leshen Glennie E, Teisberg Madeline Brianne
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, MD 20814, USA.
Naval Medical Center San Diego, San Diego, CA 92134, USA.
Mil Med. 2023 Jul 22;188(7-8). doi: 10.1093/milmed/usab441. Epub 2021 Oct 29.
This paper is a brief description of the impact that the SARS-CoV-2 global pandemic has had on both mental health and U.S. Navy policies through the narrative of a deployed enlisted sailor, medically evacuated from Japan. Although the introduction of vaccines and loosening of state-specific mandates have signaled a slow return to our "normal," pre-pandemic, way of life, there is now an opportunity to look back and understand how the situation impacted the presentation and outcome of certain cases. We believe that the sailor presented introduces a discussion about the impacts of heightened restrictions on some personality types. As the pandemic has continued to impact and reshape every facet of force health protection, we believe that understanding the impact of public health orders on individuals with specific personality disorders or traits will help us provide care and leadership counsel going forward. The discussion within our case report provides insight and an opportunity for healthcare providers to reflect.
本文通过一名从日本被医疗后送的现役水兵的经历，简要描述了新冠病毒全球大流行对心理健康和美国海军政策的影响。尽管疫苗的推出和各州特定强制令的放宽标志着我们正缓慢回归到疫情前的“正常”生活方式，但现在有机会回过头来，了解这种情况是如何影响某些病例的表现和结果的。我们认为，文中介绍的这名水兵引发了一场关于强化限制措施对某些性格类型的影响的讨论。由于疫情持续影响并重塑部队健康保护的方方面面，我们相信，了解公共卫生指令对患有特定人格障碍或具有特定人格特质的个人的影响，将有助于我们在未来提供护理和领导建议。我们病例报告中的讨论为医疗服务提供者提供了见解和反思的机会。
