The Psychological Consequences of SARS-CoV 2 in Healthcare Professionals

Q2 Social Sciences
E. Micali, Mario Di Salvo, Angela Spallina, C. Di Salvo
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Abstract

During the Covid-19 health emergency, the self-assessment of psychological relapses in 24 health workers through a Covid-19 Emergency Triage Card sought to examine how doctors, health technicians, nurses and auxiliaries perceived their mental state immediately after the communication coronavirus positivity. A Covid-19 Emergency Triage Card consisting of two sections was submitted to the study sample. First section personal data: age, sex, educational qualification, seniority, marital status, offspring, job, workload in hours, presence of night shifts, lifestyle habits (use of alcohol, tobacco, coffee). Second section: self-assessment of the psychological repercussions of the pandemic event with five sub-dimensions: anxiety; psychosomatic disorder; depression; thought disorder. behavioral changes, rated on a three-level scale: mild - medium - severe. The analysis of our results shows that anxiety-depressive symptoms take on significant values in Covid-19 positive healthcare personnel, with greater predominance among nurses. This results in identifying workers most at risk of adverse mental health outcomes during times of health emergency is a public health task. Ensuring the physical and mental health of health care workers is crucial to maintaining a high level of health care in the population.
SARS-CoV 2对医护人员的心理影响
在Covid-19突发卫生事件期间,通过Covid-19紧急分类卡对24名卫生工作者的心理复发进行了自我评估,旨在检查医生、卫生技术人员、护士和辅助人员在传播冠状病毒阳性后如何立即感知他们的精神状态。向研究样本提交了由两个部分组成的Covid-19紧急分类卡。第一部分个人资料:年龄、性别、学历、年资、婚姻状况、子女、工作、工作时间、是否上夜班、生活习惯(饮酒、吸烟、喝咖啡)。第二部分:大流行事件心理影响的自我评估,分五个维度:焦虑;心身疾病;抑郁症;思想障碍。行为改变,分为三个等级:轻度-中度-严重。分析结果显示,焦虑抑郁症状在Covid-19阳性医护人员中具有显著价值,在护士中更占优势。因此,确定在突发卫生事件期间最有可能出现不良心理健康结果的工人是一项公共卫生任务。确保卫生保健工作者的身心健康对于维持人口中的高水平卫生保健至关重要。
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Illness Crisis and Loss
Illness Crisis and Loss Social Sciences-Sociology and Political Science
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期刊介绍: When dealing with issues of grief, crisis, or loss as a counselor, medical professional, or researcher, it can be difficult to find resources to help you in your work. Receiving the most current research on the latest topics in the field from Illness, Crisis & Loss can help. Illness, Crisis & Loss is the resource that furthers your understanding and knowledge of the psychosocial and ethical issues associated with life-threatening illness, traumatic human crises, grief, and loss.
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