医生和护士对COVID-19大流行结束后继续使用某些保护措施的不同看法

M. Oțelea, D. Mates, A. Rascu
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当前的大流行要求对传染病防护措施进行修订。对于任何人类没有免疫力的新病原体,隔离和个人防护设备被证明可以减少疾病传播。在医疗环境中,当不可避免地与受感染患者接触时,这些预防措施无疑改变了提供护理的过程。本研究旨在调查疫情结束后医护人员对个人防护装备使用情况的看法。为此,我们对新冠肺炎疫情相关变化进行了在线调查。对于医护人员,调查还包括几个与个人防护装备有关的问题。共有512名应答者、医生和护士回答了调查。我们使用χ检验对这两类人员进行比较。总体而言,结果表明,医生在未来更愿意遵循个人防护装备的建议;发热患者检查时手套和口罩的使用情况和每个患者检查后的洗手情况差异有统计学意义(p<0.001)。服务类型(门诊或住院程序)和与COVID-19患者的直接接触是影响未来使用个人防护装备反应的其他因素。14.06%的应答者认为在检查每个病人后没有必要洗手,这一事实强调了对所有医护人员和护士进行安全教育的迫切需要。
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Different perspectives of doctors and nurses about the continuation of usage of some of the protection measures after the end of the COVID-19 pandemic
Abstract The current pandemic pointed toward a revision of the protection measures against infectious diseases. For any given new pathogen against which human species showed no immunity, isolation and personal protection equipment proved to reduce disease transmission. In medical settings, when there is inevitable contact with infected patients, these preventive measures have undoubtedly change the process of care delivery. The study aims to investigate the opinion of the healthcare workers about the utilization of the personal protective equipment after the pandemic stops. For this purpose, we conducted an online survey about changes related to the COVID-19 pandemic. For the healthcare workers, the survey also included several questions related to personal protective equipment. A total of 512 responders, doctors, and nurses answered to the survey. We performed comparisons between these two categories of personnel using the χ test. Overall, the results show that doctors are keener to follow the recommendations for the personal protective equipment in the future; there was a statistically significant difference (p<0.001) for the usage of gloves and masks while examining febrile patients, and for the handwashing after the examination of each patient. The type of service (outpatient or inpatient procedures) and direct contact with a COVID-19 patient were other factors to modulate the responses regarding using personal protective equipment in the future. The fact that 14.06% of the responders did not consider it necessary to wash hands after examining each patient underlines the urgent need for safety education in all healthcare workers and nurses.
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