The Relationship between Anxiety and Nurses' Resilience During the Corona in Corona Reference in Mazandaran Provinc Hospitals
Subject Areas : Health Management
1 - Department of health services management, Sar.C.,Islamic Azad University, Sari, Iran.
Keywords: Anxiety , Resilience , Nurses, Corona, cov19,
Abstract :
Background and Aim:he recent outbreak of the new coronavirus (Covid-19) has caused a great deal of stress and anxiety around the world/ The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between anxiety and nurses' resilience during the corona in Sari and Ghaemshahr hospitals in 2021/
Materials and Methods: This research was a descriptive-applied correlation/ The study population consisted of all nurses of public hospitals in the number of 1665 people and the samples of 384 people were selected by stratified sampling method using stratified sampling method and Krechsey Morgan/ Data were collected from the standard Coronavirus Anxiety Inventory (CDAS) and Connor & Davidson (2003) Resilience Questionnaire with a Likert scale question Was finalized with 21spss software.
Results: The findings showed that anxiety (physical symptoms, fatigue, insomnia, psychological symptoms (positive acceptance of change and safe relationships), psychological symptoms (control and spiritual effects) are associated with nurses' resilience during coronation/ The present study also showed that anxiety is related to demographic characteristics including (age, sex and work experience, education, number of children, underlying disease, and marital status) which marital status is the highest and education is the lowest predictor of nurses' resilience Has had(p<0.005).
Conclusion: Anxiety with nurses' resilience in corona/ Therefore, to reduce the anxiety of medical staff, health policy makers should consider the necessary measures and measures.
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