Fear of COVID-19, Stress and Coping Strategies among Nurses during the COVID-19 Pandemic's Second Wave: A Quasi-Intervention Study
CONCLUSION: The majority of the nurses in the study reported a significant fear of COVID-19, and around half of the nurses had severe stress as a result. After the intervention, the stress and fear scores were reduced by half or even less. Age, longer work experience, and worries about the vaccine were the predictors of fear of COVID-19. The coping strategies used after the intervention shifted toward active coping strategies. Clinical Trial Registration Number: 10-11-008-701.PMID:38130816 | PMC:PMC10156021 | DOI:10.2174/18740179-v18-e221221-2022-2
Source: Clinical Practice and Epidemiology in Mental Health - Category: Psychiatry Authors: Doaa I Omar Samar A Amer Abeer E Abdelmaksoud Source Type: research
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