Analiza stanu psychicznego i satysfakcji z pracy personelu medycznego w okresie pandemii COVID – 19

Fukowska, Maja; Koweszko, Tytus

doi:10.5603/psych.a2021.0043

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“…In a group of the general population in Iran, 51% showed anxiety during the COVID-19 pandemic [ 51 ]. Contrary to our results, the study by Fukowska and Koweszko [ 52 ], which covered 316 healthcare workers and 302 control subjects who did not work in the health professions, found that healthcare professionals had higher levels of depression and anxiety than the control group, and nurses had the highest scores.…”

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Anxiety and Health Concerns among Healthcare Personnel Working with COVID-19 Patients: A Self-Assessment Study

2023

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Background Anxiety disorders are currently among the most common psychiatric diagnoses. This study aimed to analyze self-assessment of anxiety disorders, depression, and quality of life among healthcare personnel working during the COVID-19 pandemic, with a focus on sociodemographic sources and psychological indicators. Material/Methods The study covered a group of 318 healthcare professionals from Poland. The study used a self-created questionnaire, Beck Depression Inventory, WHOQOL-BREF, Generalised Anxiety Disorder Questionnaire (GAD-7), and Leibowitz Social Anxiety Scale. Results In the study group, 71.1% of the respondents had coronavirus infection, and only 3.5% were not vaccinated. Almost half (45.6%) of the respondents in this group made independent decisions about performing work (45.6%), and 93.4% were satisfied with their work. Less than half of respondents (46.5%) felt work-related anxiety during the pandemic, 54.7% of respondents reported symptoms of depression, and 57% had a good quality of life. Nearly half (47.2%) of the respondents rated their health as good, but 53.1% feared deterioration after performing the aforementioned work, while 87.1% constantly or periodically felt anxious about their work. Conclusions Although the respondents usually made their own decisions about working with coronavirus-infected patients, most of them experienced anxiety related to their work during the pandemic and were afraid of damaging their health and contracting COVID-19. In self-assessment using standardized questionnaires, most respondents did not show an increase in generalized or social anxiety, but to a greater or lesser extent were diagnosed with a depressive episode. The majority of respondents had a good quality of life: the highest aspect regarded physical functioning and the lowest regarded social functioning.

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Anxiety and Health Concerns among Healthcare Personnel Working with COVID-19 Patients: A Self-Assessment Study

2023

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“…All these factors mean that, on the one hand, conducting research on this issue will be of great importance for science [17,18,19], and on the other hand, it is difficult to predict how much will be able to run them.…”

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Work Safety Factors in the Public Administration of the Post-Covid Period

ZADROS

2023

Quality Production Improvement and System Safety

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Abstract. The article has a theoretical and practical character. It is an introduction to further research on issues related to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the working conditions of employees of public administration institutions during the period of partial control of the health threat caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The article presents issues related to occupational safety management in selected public administration offices and the opinions of employees employed in them on this subject. The focus was on the problems related to providing employees with safe working conditions while these institutions are recovering from the crisis related to the limited access to public services and returning to traditional forms of functioning.

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“…Numerous Polish studies have con rmed that the nursing staff is not satis ed with their professional role [30,31,32]. -11).…”

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Types of behaviors and experiences at work and health condition in the group of nurses at Accident and Emergency Units

Betke,

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2023

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Introduction Nursing is a profession associated with a high workload and high levels of emotional tension. The way an employee functions in a professional environment is one of the many health risks. Schaarschmid and Fischer distinguished patterns of behavior and experiences in the area of professional activity. Material and Methods The study included 150 nurses employed in Hospital Emergency Departments in central Poland. The AVEM questionnaire was used to assess the types of behavior and experiences at work, and the GHQ-28 questionnaire was used to assess the general state of mental health. Results The surveyed nurses most often functioned at work according to type S - economical or B - burned out, and least frequently according to type A - overloaded. The mean severity of health abnormalities was at the average level of M = 4.72 sten (SD = 1.56). The surveyed nurses did not reveal any depressive disorders, the most common health problems were social functioning disorders and complaints about somatic ailments. There were significant differences in health between nurses working in a healthy, economical or burned-out manner, especially in the experienced anxiety and insomnia as well as in the scope of depressive symptoms. Individuals functioning in accordance with type B – burned-out significantly more often complained of perceived anxiety and sleep problems than individuals functioning in accordance with type G - healthy. The analyzes showed that the intensification of complaints about the health condition can be inferred from lower education, low perfectionism in the performance of professional tasks and an increased tendency to resign in the event of failure. Conclusion Employers should conduct an individual analysis of the types of work behavior in the group of nurses in order to eliminate factors contributing to the deterioration of their health condition.

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Analiza stanu psychicznego i satysfakcji z pracy personelu medycznego w okresie pandemii COVID – 19

Abstract: This article has been peer reviewed and published immediately upon acceptance.It is an open access article, which means that it can be downloaded, printed, and distributed freely, provided the work is properly cited.

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Anxiety and Health Concerns among Healthcare Personnel Working with COVID-19 Patients: A Self-Assessment Study

Anxiety and Health Concerns among Healthcare Personnel Working with COVID-19 Patients: A Self-Assessment Study

Work Safety Factors in the Public Administration of the Post-Covid Period

Types of behaviors and experiences at work and health condition in the group of nurses at Accident and Emergency Units

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