Navigating Pandemics in Defense Environments: A Comparative Analysis of Pre-, During and Post-COVID-19 Health Practices and Workplace Adaptations Among Employees of a Hungarian Defence Company.

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László Trembeczki, János Besenyő, István Kobolka
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Abstract

Objective: The purpose of the structured abstract is to assess the health policies, workplace modifications, and pandemic readiness of Hungarian defense companies prior to, during, and followingCOVID-19.

Methods: Organizational reactions to COVID-19 were gathered through a cross-sectional survey of 564 workers. Descriptive statistics, ANOVA, and Pearson correlation were among the analyses.

Results: During COVID-19, health behaviors greatly improved; however, after the epidemic, they decreased. Measures of reaction and readiness soared before the epidemic and subsequently gradually decreased. Workplace adjustments stayed largely the same.

Conclusion: Although the COVID-19 pandemic led to short-term gains in workplace health procedures, long-term readiness and response systems deteriorated after the outbreak. For military sector workplaces to remain resilient over the long term, institutional commitment and ongoing assessment are essential.

在国防环境中导航流行病:匈牙利国防公司员工在covid -19之前,期间和之后的健康实践和工作场所适应的比较分析。
目的:结构化摘要的目的是评估匈牙利国防公司在covid -19之前、期间和之后的卫生政策、工作场所修改和大流行准备情况。方法:通过对564名员工进行横断面调查,收集组织对COVID-19的反应。描述性统计、方差分析和Pearson相关分析均在分析之列。结果:2019冠状病毒病疫情期间,健康行为有明显改善;然而,在疫情之后,它们减少了。疫情爆发前,反应和准备措施激增,随后逐渐减少。工作场所的调整基本保持不变。结论:尽管2019冠状病毒病大流行导致工作场所卫生程序在短期内有所改善,但疫情爆发后,长期准备和应对系统出现恶化。为了使军事部门工作场所长期保持弹性,机构承诺和持续评估至关重要。
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