在 COVID-19 专用三级公立医院工作的医生配偶的精神压力

Esrat Zahan Shawan, Khursheda Akhtar, Mohammad Shamim Hassan, Aklima Akther, Farzana Yasmin, Salma Akther
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背景:在新冠肺炎疫情中,医生配偶承受着很大的压力。目的:了解新型冠状病毒肺炎专科公立三级医院医师配偶的精神压力状况。方法:对公立三级医院新冠肺炎专科医生的265名配偶进行描述性横断面研究。研究期间为2021年1月1日至12月31日。根据纳入和排除标准选择调查对象,采用有目的抽样技术取样。通过预测半结构化问卷,采用面对面访谈和电话访谈两种方式收集数据。采用感知应激量表(PSS)评估心理应激状态。结果:265名被调查者中,男性占38.5%,女性占61.5%。其中72.8%的人有子女,49.8%的人家中有老年人。约12.8%的受访者被朋友忽视,66.84%的受访者在确保孩子的肠外护理方面遇到障碍,约91.7%的受访者害怕感染新冠病毒,66.4%的受访者有睡眠障碍问题,37.4%的受访者有记忆力减退问题,54.7%的受访者有做出正确决定的困难。265名被调查者的心理压力水平,77.7%的被调查者处于中等压力水平,10.6%的被调查者处于低压力水平,11.7%的被调查者处于高压力水平。调查对象的性别(p=0.039)、有子女(p=0.004)和有老人(p=0.006)、被朋友忽视(p=0.005)、在确保子女的肠外护理方面遇到障碍(p<0.0001)、夫妻生活中遇到障碍(p<0.0001)、害怕感染(p=0.007)、睡眠障碍(p=0.001)、记忆力丧失(p<0.0001)、做出正确决定(p<0.0001)之间存在统计学意义上的关联。结论:医师配偶的压力程度以中等居多。因此,对医生、他们的家庭和社区提供咨询和支持。孟加拉国医疗理事会2023年公报;49: 157 - 163
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Mental stress of the spouses of the physicians working in COVID-19 dedicated tertiary public hospitals
Background: In the COVID-19 pandemic spouses of the physicians were under a lot of stress. Objective: The objective of the study was to assess the state of mental stress of the spouses of the physicians working in COVID-19 dedicated tertiary public hospitals. Methods: A descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted among 265 spouses of the physicians working in COVID-19 dedicated tertiary public hospitals. The study period was from 1st January to 31st December 2021. Respondents were selected on the basis of inclusion and exclusion criteria and samples were taken by purposive sampling technique. Data were collected by face-to-face and telephone interview through pretested semi-structured questionnaires. To assess the state of mental stress, PSS (perceived stress scale) was used. Results: Among 265 respondents 38.5% were male and 61.5% were female. Among them 72.8% had children and 49.8% had senior citizens in their families. About 12.8% were neglected by friends, 66.84% faced disturbances in ensuring parenteral care to child, about 91.7% respondents had fear of being infected with COVID-19, 66.4% had problem with sleeping disorders, 37.4% had problem with memory loss, and 54.7% had trouble in making right decision. Among 265 respondents, level of mental stress of respondents by perceived stress scale, around 77.7% respondents were at the level of moderate stress, 10.6% were in low mental stress and 11.7% were in high mental stress. Statistically significant associations were found among gender of the respondents (p=0.039), respondents with having children (p=0.004) and having senior citizens (p=0.006), being neglected by friends (p=0.005), facing disturbance in ensuring parenteral care to child (p<0.0001), having any disturbance in conjugal life (p<0.0001), fear of being infected (p=0.007), sleeping disorder (p=0.001), memory loss (p<0.0001), making in right decision (p<0.0001). Conclusion: Majority of the spouses of the physicians were in moderate stress. So, counselling and support to physician, their family & community. Bangladesh Med Res Counc Bull 2023; 49: 157-163
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