Mental well-being among COVID-19 patients in isolation house

Psychosocial effects of COVID-19 patients have a long-term impact. Isolation is carried out to prevent transmission the virus for several months causing anxiety, saturation, and even experiencing insomnia. Well-being very subjective, differing from one individual another, where well-being can be used as an indicator person's happiness or not. The sample this study was amounted 50 people who were patients. They undergoing self-isolation in isolation house Jambi Province, Indonesia. conducted using self report questionarre 29 (SRQ 29) subjective scale. In study, most respondents experienced mental emotionaldisorders, negative emotions, felt satisfied living their lives. insomnia sleep disorders.