After The COVID-19 Pandemic, Nurses' Attitudes Toward The Use Of Herbs For Seasonal Influenza in Türkiye

B. Molu, alev yıldırım keskin
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Objective: This study aims to examine the attitude of nurses toward the use of herbal therapies for seasonal influenza after the COVID-19 pandemic. Methods: This descriptive study was completed with 153 nurses working in shifts at the university hospital. This study was conducted between April 1, 2023, and May 1, 2023. The data were collected in the form of an online questionnaire with the "Introductory Information Form" prepared by the researchers in line with the literature, and the "Attitudes Towards Using Complementary Therapies Scale". Results: The mean age of the participants was 31.84±6.32 years. Among the nurses who participated in the study, 58.2% stated that they had COVID-19 disease in the previous years (2019–2022), and 41.8% had seasonal flu this year (2023). The majority of nurses (91.5%) reported knowing herbal methods, and 39.2% reported using social media as a source of herbal method information. Demographic factors did not significantly affect COVID-19 and seasonal influenza status, herbal treatment knowledge or use. However, gender, education and marital status played a role in participation in herbal treatment. Conclusion: In this study, it was found that nurses who experienced seasonal influenza after the COVID-19 pandemic had positive attitudes toward the use of herbal treatment during influenza. The most frequently used methods for herbal treatment include herbal teas, the use of herbal oils, and mixtures. In the study, it was found that nurses used rosemary tea, chamomile oil, and black cumin honey mixtures the most, respectively.
COVID-19 大流行后,土耳其护士对使用草药治疗季节性流感的态度
研究目的本研究旨在探讨 COVID-19 大流行后,护士对使用草药疗法治疗季节性流感的态度。研究方法这项描述性研究由 153 名在大学医院轮班工作的护士完成。研究时间为 2023 年 4 月 1 日至 2023 年 5 月 1 日。数据收集采用在线问卷形式,其中包括研究人员根据文献编制的 "介绍性信息表 "和 "使用辅助疗法态度量表"。研究结果参与者的平均年龄为(31.84±6.32)岁。在参与研究的护士中,58.2%的人表示在前几年(2019-2022 年)曾患 COVID-19 疾病,41.8%的人今年(2023 年)患季节性流感。大多数护士(91.5%)表示了解草药方法,39.2%的护士表示使用社交媒体作为草药方法的信息来源。人口统计学因素对 COVID-19 和季节性流感状况、草药治疗知识或使用没有明显影响。然而,性别、教育程度和婚姻状况对参与草药治疗有影响。结论本研究发现,在 COVID-19 大流行后经历过季节性流感的护士对在流感期间使用草药治疗持积极态度。最常用的草药治疗方法包括草药茶、草药油和混合物。研究发现,护士们使用最多的分别是迷迭香茶、洋甘菊油和黑孜然蜂蜜混合物。
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