The impact of video calls on the anxiety level among patients’ caregivers at Viet Duc Hospital during covid-19 pandemics

Thi Ngoc Mai Duong
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Objectives: To assess the impact of video call on the anxiety level of caregivers at the intensive care unit 2 at Viet Duc Hospital during COVID-19 pandemics. Research participants and methods: Intervention study comparing 2 groups on 62 caregivers of patients who were treated at Intensive Care Unit 2 of Viet Duc Hospital from January 2022 to November 2022 based on Zung Self-Rating Anxiety Scale. Results: Assessing the level of anxiety in the video call group: Severe anxiety was 71%, no pathological anxiety and very severe anxiety was 0%. Among the research participants in the video call group, the proportion of people who felt panicked for no reasons accounted for 71%, and 61.3% felt more impatient and anxious than usual, those felt limbs swaying, trembling, weak and easily tired, breathing in and out easily were 3.2%, 3.1%, 3.2% respectively. Anxiety level in video calls at mild to moderate anxiety accounted for the highest rate of 93.5%; The rate of very severe anxiety is 0%. Conclusion: Video calls for caregivers significantly reduced anxiety proportion compared to non-video calls.
视频通话对越德医院患者护理人员在病毒-19 大流行期间焦虑程度的影响
研究目的评估视频通话对 COVID-19 大流行期间越德医院 2 号重症监护室护理人员焦虑水平的影响:根据 Zung 焦虑自评量表,对 2022 年 1 月至 2022 年 11 月期间在越德医院 2 号重症监护室接受治疗的 62 名患者护理人员进行两组干预研究比较:评估视频通话组的焦虑程度:严重焦虑为 71%,无病态焦虑和非常严重焦虑为 0%。在视频通话组的研究对象中,无缘无故感到恐慌的占 71%,感到比平时更急躁和焦虑的占 61.3%,感到四肢摇摆、颤抖、无力和容易疲倦、容易吸气和呼气的分别占 3.2%、3.1%、3.2%。视频通话中焦虑程度为轻度至中度焦虑的比例最高,为 93.5%;焦虑程度为极重度的比例为 0%:结论:与非视频通话相比,护理人员的视频通话大大降低了焦虑比例。
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