IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON DENTAL HYGIENIST STUDENTS IN SAUDI ARABIA

M. Alanazi, Areej Jaber Alsiwa
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Objectives:This study aims to evaluate the impact of COVID‐19 on dental hygienist student trainee in Saudi Arabia. And To explore the phycological impact as well as assess the quality of learning process among dental hygiene students.Methods:Online survey will administrate to dental hygienists (students in level5-6 & 7-8 ) as well as internships students. The survey includes questions about student demographics, student perceptions of institutional responses, student concerns, and psychological impacts.Result:The study recruited 61 participants in total from 4 different universities in the country. The results alsoshowed that the students had a high level of concern for their safety from the pandemic’s infection. They generally believed that they were at higher risk of infection from the patient population than those of their colleagues and staff with whom they will interact within their classes and across university buildings.Conclusion:more needs to be done to help students adjust to the impact of the pandemic by restoring their faith in the educational system through dialogue and a collaborative approach to improve the level of education provided within the educational system. The government should also show that there are concrete plans to support the economy and future job prospects of medical students in the country.
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COVID-19对沙特阿拉伯牙科保健专业学生的影响
目的:本研究旨在评估COVID - 19对沙特阿拉伯牙科卫生员实习学生的影响。探讨口腔卫生专业学生学习过程的生理影响及质量评价。方法:对口腔卫生员(5-6级和7-8级学生)和实习学生进行在线调查。该调查包括学生人口统计、学生对机构反应的看法、学生的担忧和心理影响等问题。结果:该研究共招募了61名来自国内4所不同大学的参与者。结果还显示,学生们对自己的安全受到大流行感染的高度关注。他们普遍认为,与那些在课堂上和大学大楼里与他们互动的同事和工作人员相比,他们被患者群体感染的风险更高。结论:需要做更多的工作来帮助学生适应大流行的影响,通过对话和合作的方式恢复他们对教育系统的信心,以提高教育系统内提供的教育水平。政府也应该拿出具体的计划来支持经济和医科学生的未来就业前景。
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