眼科医生在 COVID-19 时代面临的挑战

Prajwalli Reddy, Sumeet Deshpande, Shreya Mishra, Swathy Reddy, Zeba Fatima
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本研究旨在评估北卡纳塔克邦眼科医生在 COVID-19 大流行期间遇到的各种困难。研究人员准备了一份在线问卷,以评估眼科医生在各自执业地区封锁期后所面临的各种困难。我们通过谷歌表格向答复的眼科医生收集数据,并使用 SPSS 软件进行分析。共收到 160 份回复。其中大部分眼科医生(32.59%)的年龄介于 40-50 岁之间,在私人诊所工作(35%)。78.12%的眼科医生在停诊一个多月后重新开始进行手术。38.12%的参与者表示,在这段时间内,他们的手术工作量减少了 90% 以上。据报告,他们非常担心在手术室感染 COVID-19。65.65% 的参与者在工作时使用 N-95 口罩。在封锁期间,创收受到严重影响。 结论:很明显,眼科护理从业人员受到严重影响,病人和员工的安全是他们最关心的问题。
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Challenges faced by ophthalmologists during COVID-19 era
Aim of this study was to assess the different difficulties North Karnataka's ophthalmologists encountered during the COVID-19 pandemic. A online questionnaire was prepared to evaluate the various difficulties faced by the ophthalmologists following the lockdown period in their respective practice areas. Data was collected from the responding ophthalmologists on Google forms and analyzed using SPSS software. A total number of 160 responses were obtained. Most of them (32.59%) were in the age group 40–50 years and were working in private practice (35%). 78.12% of ophthalmologists returned to performing surgical procedures after a gap of more than a month post-lockdown. 38.12% of the participants reported a decrease in their surgical workload of more than 90% within this time frame. Significant fear of getting infected with COVID-19 in the operation theatres was reported. 65.65% of participants used N-95 masks while working. Revenue generation was affected significantly during this lockdown. : It is quite evident that the eye care practitioners have been affected significantly, with patient and staff safety being the major concerns.
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