Aims
This study aims to explore the implementation of a group psychological intervention to promote mental health and prevent and manage psychological distress in primary care workers with regard to the COVID-19 pandemic.This general objective is broken down into the following specific objectives: (1) measure the clinical effects of the intervention in terms of resilience, psychological symptoms, burnout, and professional quality of life; (2) identify predictors of the clinical effects of the intervention; (3) explore, from a qualitative perspective, the experience and perceptions of the participants (including both the healthcare workers who receive the intervention and the psychologists who deliver it) regarding the feasibility, usefulness, effectiveness and integration of the skills learned into their work and personal lives, and identify facilitators, barriers and proposals to improve the program and its implementation; and lastly, (4) shape the psychoeducational program and the implementation strategy based on the results obtained from the evaluation of it.