INTRODUCTION
Severe-Acute-Respiratory-Syndrome-CoronaVirus-2 (SARSCoV-2/Covid-19) increases morbidity in healthcare workers (HCWs), who make up a significant proportion of infections, hospital admissions and deaths1. Aside from physical illness, covid-19 significantly affects psychological health in the general population, in pregnant women2 and HCWs. Working on the frontline compounds the psychological burden on providers caring for patients with Covid-193-4. It is essential that healthcare institutions understand the stress their staff are experiencing, which may translate into anxiety and depressive symptomatology. To this end we assessed anxiety and depression among HCWs due to the Covid-19 pandemic.