Social Work in Health Care,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
59(9-10), P. 681 - 693
Published: Nov. 25, 2020
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
compelled
university
students
to
adapt
remote
learning
modalities
resulting
in
increased
of
anxiety
symptoms.
This
study
explores
levels
anxiety,
and
risk
protection
factors
among
Social
Work
at
two
universities
southern
Spain.
Thirty
four
percent
were
experiencing
severe
28.5%
mild
moderate,
revealing
that
had
significantly.
Greater
concern
about
academic
situation
future
economic
scenario,
living
an
urban
area
leave
the
habitual
residence
By
contrast,
family
income
stability
higher
social
support
from
relatives
reduced
These
results
planning
emotional
services
for
college
students,
as
well
incorporation
plans
acquisition
skills
live
better
these
conditions.
Middle East Current Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
27(1)
Published: Dec. 1, 2020
Abstract
Background
People’s
perceptions
of
pandemic-associated
risk
are
key
factors
contributing
to
increased
public
participation
in
disease
preventive
measures.
The
aim
the
study
was
investigate
regarding
coronavirus
2019
(COVID-19)
outbreak,
among
general
population.
A
descriptive,
cross-sectional
design
used
with
a
convenience
sample
723
participants,
recruited
from
population
Saudi
Arabia,
Egypt,
and
Jordan.
Data
collection
performed
using
standardized
perception
assessment
questionnaire,
April
2020.
Results
mean
score
for
COVID-19
seriousness
significantly
higher
scores
susceptibility
extent
anxiety
were
also
Arabian
participants
than
Egypt
Participants
had
lower
efficacy
self-efficacy
cope
COVID-19,
intention
comply
precautionary
measures
other
populations.
significant
positive
correlation
detected
between
handle
entire
sample.
primary
reasons
reported
by
driving
their
willingness
perform
certain
against
feeling
responsibility
toward
own
health,
followed
preventing
transmission
people
that
can
be
serious.
Most
desire
receive
information
about
treatment,
ways
prevent
contraction,
incubation
period
novel
coronavirus.
Also,
most
they
prefer
receiving
updates
national
authorities.
Conclusions
During
pandemic,
communications
designed
promote
adoption
behaviors
should
focus
on
increasing
seriousness,
perception,
effectiveness
adopted
behavioral
reducing
risk.
Health
education
programs
tailored
various
sociodemographic
categories,
improve
awareness,
perceptions,
attitudes,
vital
outbreak
Infection and Drug Resistance,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
Volume 13, P. 2375 - 2383
Published: July 1, 2020
Background:
The
risk
factors,
disease
characteristics,
severity,
and
mortality
of
COVID-19
are
unclear,
particularly
in
Egypt.
Objective:
objective
was
to
analyze
the
patients'
hematological,
biochemical,
chest
imaging
findings
among
cohort
patients
with
Egypt
also
shed
light
on
predictors
severity.
Patients
Methods:
A
retrospective
study
conducted
66
Medical
history,
data
(CT
findings),
measured
hematological
biochemical
parameters
at
diagnosis
were
recorded
form
complete
blood
counts
differential
counts;
CRP,
ESR,
serum
ferritin,
creatinine,
liver
function
tests
.
Results
real-time
reverse
transcription-polymerase
chain
reaction
(rRT-PCR)
for
detection
SARS-CoV-2
RNA
during
follow
up
these
recorded.
Results:
included
36
mild
moderate
30
severe/critical
infection.
There
a
significant
older
age
severe
(62.6
years
old
±
10.1SD)
than
infection
(55.5
10.1)
(
p
˂0.05).
Fever,
dry
cough,
dyspnea,
sore
throat
malaise
highly
frequent
patients,
while
headache
diarrhea
least
frequently
occurring
manifestations.
All
cases
(30
100%)
showed
crazy-paving
appearance
(in
reticular
and/or
interlobular
septal
thickening)
or
without
GGO.
significantly
lower
mean
values
WBCs,
lymphocytic
count,
total
protein,
albumin
severely
infected
those
who
had
infection,
˂0.05
all.
Additionally,
there
higher
ALT,
AST
when
compared
having
COVID-19,
Conclusion:
Among
studied
demographic,
clinical,
data,
diabetes
mellitus,
lymphopenia,
raised
AST,
low
albumin,
presence
CT
could
be
considered
as
severity
using
binary
logistic
regression
analysis.
Keywords:
Egypt,
clinical
parameters,
RNA,
markers,
SAGE Open Medicine,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
8
Published: Jan. 1, 2020
Coronavirus
disease
2019
is
a
pandemic
disease,
requiring
persons
around
the
world
to
take
immediate
action
reduce
risk
of
infection.
This
study
was
aimed
summarize
patterns
and
determinants
coronavirus
knowledge,
attitude,
practice
among
general
populations
health
workers.
Social Work in Health Care,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
59(9-10), P. 681 - 693
Published: Nov. 25, 2020
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
compelled
university
students
to
adapt
remote
learning
modalities
resulting
in
increased
of
anxiety
symptoms.
This
study
explores
levels
anxiety,
and
risk
protection
factors
among
Social
Work
at
two
universities
southern
Spain.
Thirty
four
percent
were
experiencing
severe
28.5%
mild
moderate,
revealing
that
had
significantly.
Greater
concern
about
academic
situation
future
economic
scenario,
living
an
urban
area
leave
the
habitual
residence
By
contrast,
family
income
stability
higher
social
support
from
relatives
reduced
These
results
planning
emotional
services
for
college
students,
as
well
incorporation
plans
acquisition
skills
live
better
these
conditions.
