Impact of COVID-19 pandemic among healthcare professionals

Jessy Abraham, Maria Therese
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The objectives of the study were to assess the impact of Covid-19 pandemic among healthcare professionals, to compare the level of impact of Covid-19 pandemic among different healthcare professionals, and to find the association of impact of Covid-19 pandemic with the selected demographic variables of the healthcare professionals with selected demographic variables. The research approach used was quantitative and research design adopted for the study was descriptive research design. A sample of 60 healthcare professionals was selected by stratified random sampling and the data were collected using questionnaire. The data collected were tabulated and analyzed using descriptive statistics. The result of our study showed that 5% of the healthcare professionals were mildly affected, 48.3% of healthcare professionals were moderately affected, and 46.7% of healthcare professionals were severely affected. There was no significant difference found between the levels of impact among different healthcare professionals. There is a significant association between the level of impact of Covid-19 and the type of family. Study found that Covid-19 had an impact on healthcare professionals.
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COVID-19 大流行对医护人员的影响
本研究的目标是评估 Covid-19 大流行病对医疗保健专业人员的影响,比较 Covid-19 大流行病对不同医疗保健专业人员的影响程度,并找出 Covid-19 大流行病的影响与医疗保健专业人员选定人口统计学变量的关联。研究采用了定量研究方法,研究设计为描述性研究设计。研究通过分层随机抽样的方式选取了 60 名医护专业人员作为样本,并使用问卷收集数据。研究结果显示,5% 的医护人员受轻度影响,48.3% 的医护人员受中度影响,46.7% 的医护人员受重度影响。不同医护人员受影响的程度没有明显差异。研究发现,Covid-19 对医护人员产生了影响。
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