Table 2.

Summary of included studies on Prevalence and Associated Factors of Psychological impact of COVID-19 among Community, Health Care workers and Patients in Ethiopia, 2021.

Author		Psychological impact	Determinants
Kassaw CH et al [6]		•Anxiety = 36% •Depression = 12.4% •Stress = 18%	•Gender, •Educational status, •Monthly income, •Family size, •Contact with the person came abroad •History of chills and fever
Aylie NS et al [16]		•Depression = 21.2% •Anxiety = 27.7% •Stress = 32.5%	•Being female, •Staying at home, •History of medical illness •Poor and moderate social support •Not living with their parents, •Relatives got coronavirus •Low family income •Substance use •Previous psychological co-morbidity
Teshome A et al [11]		•Anxiety = 100%	•Contact with confirmed or suspected cases •No COVID-19 updates •No confidence on coping with stresses •COVID-19-related worry •Their feelings
Chekole YA et al [1]		•Stress = 100%	•Being at the age range of 25–31 years •Level of education •Being Nurse •Being pharmacist
Kassaw CH et al [20]		•Anxiety = 100%	•Living in Rural area •Primary level of education •Poor social support •Primigravida
Adhena G et al [21].		•Stress = 100%	•Being illiterate •Having a chronic disease •Being merchant •Not implementing preventive measures •Not following policies and scientific evidence to COVID-19
Hajure M et al [17]		•Depression = 55.7% •Anxiety = 61.8%	•Female gender •Poor social support •Marital status •Longer duration of illness •Presence of co-morbidity •Age •Tobacco use
Kibret S et al [18]		•Anxiety = 100%	•Marital status •Age •Having chronic illness •Having suspected COVID-19 family members •Not having an access to Personnel Protective Equipments
Addis SG et al [19]		•Minimal (Normal) psychological impact = 77.2% •Mild psychological impact = 15.0% •Moderate psychological impact = 5.6% •Severe psychological impact = 2.2%	•Age •Longer duration of illness •Being female •Presence of respiratory symptoms •Lack of social support