Para los profesionales de la salud que brindan atención de FTD durante este tiempo, es importante reconocer las dificultades que plantea el COVID-19 para las personas diagnosticadas y sus familias. Practicar una comunicación abierta y honesta es crucial, ya que fomentar un sentido de confianza ayudará a garantizar que todas las partes se sientan informadas, apoyadas y escuchadas, y puede conducir a conversaciones que mejoren la atención de la persona diagnosticada.

Moreover, healthcare workers and the families they serve may need to be more creative and flexible in the way they provide support to one another during this time. To help improve care for the person diagnosed, it may be beneficial for loved ones to ask healthcare professionals what they can do to support the facility and care staff during this time. By working together as a team, medical professionals and family members can ensure the highest quality of care possible, which will help both overwhelmed facility staff and loved ones who may be experiencing increased stress under current circumstances.

To combat feelings of physical and emotional fatigue, it is crucial that healthcare workers acknowledge burnout and its effects on both self-care and patient care. While resources are available to help medical professionals address this widespread stress, including free therapy sessions, healthcare workers should be encouraged to check in with themselves daily and find ways to de-stress when possible.