Professional and personal opinions of doctors in training during the first wave of the COVID19 pandemic.
Professional and personal opinions of doctors in training during the first wave of the COVID19 pandemic.
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DOI：
10.1007/s11845-021-02698-w
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发表时间：
2022-06
影响因子：
2.1
通讯作者：
Collins DC
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作者：
Farooq AR;Iqbal S;Abdulaziz N;O'Brien T;Peters N;Collins DC
COVID19大流行是现代全球最大的医疗危机之一。由此导致的公共和医疗保健专业人员的发病率和死亡率导致了心理影响和经济影响。我们着手评估在这场危机期间接受培训的医生们的担忧。2020年3月27日至4月6日，在爱尔兰和英国预期激增的两周前，开发了一份问卷，并通过Survey Monkey向正在培训的医生发放了调查问卷。在他们准备应对COVID19的影响时，采用了感知压力量表(PSS)来衡量受访者的压力。共有285名参与者参与，其中197人(69%)回答了所有问题。近86%的受访者曾接受过穿脱个人防护装备(PPE)的培训，近85%的受访者对此过程感到自信。总体而言，大多数受访者认为对治疗COVID19患者有所准备(60%)或准备充分(20%)。然而，42%的人担心他们的医院会挣扎，或者根本不能应付；特别是91%的人强调了个人防护用品用完的风险。家庭健康(86%)、个人健康(72%)和社交生活(47%)是初级医生最关心的问题。根据PSS，大多数受访者(62%)有中度压力。这项调查首次衡量了在爱尔兰接受培训的医生对COVID19大流行的担忧。担心包括个人防护装备疲惫以及个人和家庭健康。相当多的人有中等压力。为培训中的医生提供额外的支持对于缓解压力和更好地管理担忧至关重要。
The COVID19 pandemic is one of the greatest modern global healthcare crises. The resultant morbidity and mortality of public and healthcare professionals has led to psychological impacts and economic repercussions. We set out to assess the concerns of doctors in training during this crisis. A questionnaire was developed and delivered via Survey Monkey to doctors in training from 27 March to 6 April 2020, 2 weeks prior to the expected surge in Ireland and UK. The Perceived Stress Scale (PSS) was incorporated to gauge respondent stress as they prepared for the COVID19 impact. A total of 285 participants engaged with 197 (69%) completing all questions. Almost 86% of respondents had been trained in donning and doffing personal protective equipment (PPE), and nearly 85% felt confident in the process. Overall, most respondents felt somewhat prepared (60%) or well prepared (20%) to treat COVID19 patients. However, 42% worried that their hospital would struggle, or not cope at all; in particular, 91% highlighted the risk of running out of PPE. Family health (86%), personal health (72%), and social life (47%) topped the list of junior doctor concerns. According to the PSS, the majority of respondents (62%) had moderate stress. This survey is the first to measure the concerns of doctors in training in Ireland as regards the COVID19 pandemic. Worries included PPE exhaustion and personal and family health. A significant majority had moderate stress. Additional supports for doctors in training are essential to aid stress and manage concerns better.
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