Mental status of adult education nursing undergraduates during COVID-19
Medical Education Management ›› 2020, Vol. 6 ›› Issue (4): 378-381,394.doi: 10.3969/j.issn.2096-045X.2020.04.014
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Gao Liya1, KangJianming2, Fu Li1
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Abstract: Objective To investigate the mental status of adult education nursing undergraduates during COVID-19 so as to provide basis for strengthening humanistic care. Methods SRQ-20 and PSS on line was conducted in 387 nursing undergraduates of class 2020 in Capital Medical University. Results 53(13.7%)students had emotional distress, which was no significant difference with nurse in the same period (χ2=2.94,P=0.09) The incidence of emotional distress is significantly different in different sleep states (χ2=43.78,P<0.01), and the marginal significantly in the average weekly working hours(χ2=9.21,P=0.056). Perceived stress are significantly different in different sleep states (F=7.85,P<0.01), and the marginal significantly in the average weekly working hours(F=2.34,P=0.055). Conclusion During COVID-19, school administrators should strengthen humanistic care for adult education nursing undergraduates to ease the their stress and reduce the emotional distress.
Key words: OVID-19, adult education, nursing, mental health, perceived stressTSQ
CLC Number:
G724
B844.2
R18
Gao Liya, KangJianming, Fu Li.
Mental status of adult education nursing undergraduates during COVID-19 [J]. Medical Education Management, 2020, 6(4): 378-381,394.
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