Nash Carol
History of Medicine Program, Department of Psychiatry, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON M5S 1A1, Canada.
J Clin Med. 2025 Feb 6;14(3):1035. doi: 10.3390/jcm14031035.
: Dysregulation of Mood, Energy, and Social Rhythms Syndrome (DYMERS) characterizes the poor regulation of biological (sleep/waking), social, and behavioral rhythms that affected the level of burnout in healthcare professionals during the pandemic in particular. The aim is to provide an initial scoping review of publications on this topic. : The keywords "Stress Rhythms Dysregulation Bipolar Disorder Burnout DYMERS Healthcare professionals COVID-19" were searched on 9 December 2024 following PRISMA 2020 guidelines, using five primary databases (OVID, ProQuest, PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science), one register (Cochrane COVID-19 register), and one supplementary database (Google Scholar). Included were peer-reviewed publications. Excluded were duplicates, reports lacking either a research study or any keywords, or including irrelevant information regarding them. : The returns for all the databases were (n = 0) except for ProQuest (n = 4) and Google Scholar (n = 14). Of these, three ProQuest returns were duplicates of the Google Scholar search. The remaining report contained irrelevant information on healthcare professionals. The Google Scholar search results produced two relevant reports-neither duplicated with ProQuest. The excluded contained a duplicate in the search itself, three that did not mention healthcare professionals, two that contained irrelevant information concerning them, four returns that were not a research study, and three that were not peer-reviewed. : The two studies published on this topic are by various members of the same investigating institution. DYMERS has provided valuable insights regarding burnout in healthcare professionals. The suggestion is for further DYMERS research by this team and others, anticipating future pandemics.
情绪、能量和社会节律失调综合征（DYMERS）的特点是生物节律（睡眠/清醒）、社会节律和行为节律调节不良，这尤其影响了疫情期间医护人员的倦怠程度。目的是对关于该主题的出版物进行初步的范围综述。：按照PRISMA 2020指南，于2024年12月9日在五个主要数据库（OVID、ProQuest、PubMed、Scopus、Web of Science）、一个登记册（Cochrane COVID-19登记册）和一个补充数据库（谷歌学术）中搜索关键词“应激节律失调、双相情感障碍、倦怠、DYMERS、医护人员、COVID-19”。纳入的是经过同行评审的出版物。排除的有重复项、缺乏研究或任何关键词的报告，或包含与它们无关信息的报告。：除ProQuest（n = 4）和谷歌学术（n = 14）外，所有数据库的检索结果均为（n = 0）。其中，ProQuest的三个检索结果是谷歌学术搜索的重复项。其余报告包含与医护人员无关的信息。谷歌学术搜索结果产生了两份相关报告——均未与ProQuest重复。排除的内容在搜索本身中有一个重复项，三个未提及医护人员，两个包含与他们无关的信息，四个检索结果不是研究，三个不是同行评审的。：关于该主题发表的两项研究是由同一调查机构的不同成员进行的。DYMERS为医护人员的倦怠提供了有价值的见解。建议该团队和其他人员进一步开展DYMERS研究，以应对未来的疫情。
