Prevalence of depression, anxiety and the coping strategies of patients recovered from COVID-19 infection in a Malaysian tertiary hospital

Depression and anxiety remain prevalent among COVID-19 survivors, especially among those hospitalized. Targeted mental health interventions that promote approach coping strategies and address cultural influences are essential. Policymakers should focus on providing long-term mental health support, particularly for vulnerable groups, and consider the potential of AI tools to enhance post-pandemic care.