PubMed,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
5(4), С. 300 - 310
Опубликована: Дек. 1, 2023
This
study
aimed
to
determine
the
depression,
anxiety,
and
stress
levels
of
healthcare
workers
(HCWs)
working
actively
in
different
health
services
during
pandemic.
Healthcare,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
11(14), С. 2031 - 2031
Опубликована: Июль 15, 2023
Mental
health
problems,
behavior
changes,
and
addictive
issues
have
been
consistently
documented
among
healthcare
workers
during
the
pandemic.
The
objective
of
this
study
was
to
investigate
levels
anger
aggression
in
relation
psychological
resilience
alcohol
abuse
first
wave
COVID-19
A
total
120
physicians
123
nurses
completed
an
online
survey
Dimensions
Anger
Reactions-5
(DAR-5),
Brief
Aggression
Questionnaire
(BAQ),
Resilience
Scale
(BRS),
Alcohol
Screening
questionnaire
CAGE
which
is
acronym
for
focus
questions
(Cutting
down,
Annoyance
by
criticism,
Guilty
feeling,
Eye-openers).
Demographic
professional
data
were
also
recorded.
53
men
190
women
participated
study.
Almost
one-third
participants
had
a
positive
score
on
DAR-5
scale
one
out
ten
respondents
presented
with
current
problematic
use.
Male
demonstrated
lower
scores
compared
females.
Individuals
use
displayed
higher
BAQ
those
without
disorders.
Regression
analysis
revealed
that
16.4%
variance
can
be
attributed
DAR-5,
5.9%
BRS
scores,
2.1%
1.7%
gender,
1.2%
years
work
experience.
Mediation
highlighted
role
as
negative
mediator
relationship.
Professional
experience
emerged
risk
factors
contributing
resilience.
findings
hold
practical
implications
implementing
interventions
strengthen
order
compensate
aggressive
tendencies
discourage
issues.
Frontiers in Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
16
Опубликована: Фев. 20, 2025
Alcohol
consumption
among
health
professionals
can
have
serious
and
multifaceted
impacts,
affecting
both
the
individual
their
professional
responsibilities.
Despite
its
critical
importance,
there
is
limited
research
on
burden
contributing
factors
of
hazardous
alcohol
use
in
Ethiopia.
This
study
aimed
to
evaluate
magnitude
determinants
Bahir
Dar
City,
Northwest
An
institution-based
cross-sectional
was
conducted
from
June
1-30,
2020,
involving
384
professionals.
Participants
were
selected
through
a
simple
random
sampling
method,
stratified
by
profession.
Data
collected
using
structured
semi-structured
self-administered
questionnaire,
assessed
10-item
Use
Disorder
Identification
Test
(AUDIT).
entry
done
EpiData
Version
4.6,
analysis
carried
out
with
SPSS
23.
Bivariable
multivariable
logistic
regression
analyses
employed
estimate
crude
adjusted
odds
ratios,
respectively,
95%
confidence
interval.
A
p-value
less
than
0.05
considered
statistically
significant.
The
16.4%
(95%
CI:
13%-20.3%).
Significant
associated
included
having
family
history
(AOR=2.68,
1.27-5.66),
mild
psychological
distress
(AOR=2.7,
1.12-6.50),
moderate/severe
(AOR=5.84,
2.08-16.37),
lifetime
Khat
(AOR=10.44,
3.96-27.53),
possessing
diploma-level
education
(AOR=3.56,
1.28-9.87).
high
prevalence
City
underscores
an
urgent
need
for
targeted
intervention
prevention
strategies.
risk
factors,
including
use,
distress,
educational
level.
To
reduce
recommends
mental
programs,
workplace
policies
promoting
well-being,
integrated
treatment
strategies
khat
use.
Workplace Health & Safety,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Март 18, 2025
Background:
Clinician
well-being
is
crucial
to
the
healthcare
system,
particularly
during
COVID-19
pandemic,
which
intensified
psychological
distress
among
clinicians.
This
study
examines
disparities
between
rural
and
urban
clinicians
using
NIOSH
Worker
Well-Being
Questionnaire
(WellBQ).
Methods:
A
cross-sectional
survey
was
conducted
with
222
from
one
three
hospitals
in
North
Carolina
September
December
2022.
The
WellBQ
assessed
across
five
domains.
Data
analysis
identified
concerning
thresholds
based
on
positive
negative
responses,
discrepancies
resolved
through
independent
reviews
focus
group
validation.
Findings:
In
work
evaluation
experience
domain,
reported
concerns
time
paucity
overload,
while
focused
work-related
fatigue
job
engagement.
Rural
noted
issues
benefits,
health
programs,
schedule
flexibility,
whereas
emphasized
lack
of
supportive
culture
management
trust.
Both
settings
physical
environment
safety
climate
including
sexual
harassment,
violence,
bullying.
Health
status
included
overall
stress
poor
mental
health,
highlighted
chronic
conditions
risky
drinking.
Conclusion:
significant
clinicians,
showing
higher
thresholds.
Future
research
should
refine
these
thresholds,
explore
workplace
violence
causes,
assess
long-term
impacts
clinician
well-being.
Applications
Practice:
reveals
emphasizing
need
for
tailored
occupational
interventions.
PLOS Global Public Health,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
5(3), С. e0003863 - e0003863
Опубликована: Март 24, 2025
Substance
use
among
healthcare
professionals,
including
alcohol,
tobacco,
marijuana,
benzodiazepines
etc.,
is
a
rising
concern.
The
immensity
of
substance
not
yet
clear,
though
recently,
studies
conducted
on
medical
students
and
physician
trainees
show
that
10%
to
15%
all
professionals
misuse
drugs
at
some
point
in
their
career,
6%
8%
physicians
have
disorder.
has
direct
impact
relationships,
physical
health,
job
performance,
associated
with
depression,
burnout,
decreased
career
satisfaction.
aim
this
study
was
shed
light
the
prevalence
providers
Kenya.
We
carried
out
cross-sectional
survey
between
May
2023
August
2023.
participants
were
Kenya,
doctors
trainees,
nurses,
allied
workers,
who
could
be
reached
via
email
or
WhatsApp.
standardized
English
questionnaire
consisted
questions
based
demographics
behavior
characteristics,
as
well
use.
A
total
1768
across
Kenya
participated
included
analysis.
median
age
36.0
years
(IQR:
31.0,
44.0),
45.1%
being
males,
67.1%
married,
46.9%
from
public
institution,
34.0%
doctors.
ever
using
51.7%.
Of
reported
any
substance,
most
commonly
used
alcohol
(93.7%),
followed
by
cannabis
(28.9%)
tobacco
products
(27.6%).
Age,
race,
marital
status,
religion,
education,
institution
type,
type
provider,
income
(p<0.05).
In
conclusion,
about
half
convenience
sample
one
these
substances.
Given
potential
negative
harmful
health
service
delivery
providers’
mental
institutions
government
should
devote
resources
create
constructive
interventions
further
understand
address
scope
issues
Kenyan
providers.
Human Psychopharmacology Clinical and Experimental,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
40(2)
Опубликована: Март 1, 2025
The
purpose
of
this
systematic
review
was
to
summarize
the
impact
2019
coronavirus
disease
(COVID-19)
pandemic
on
individuals'
alcohol
consumption.
PubMed
searched
identify
relevant
studies.
Articles
were
included
if
they
provided
information
overall
(changes
in)
consumption,
and
factors
that
may
influence
consumption
including
demographics,
socioeconomic
status,
educational
background,
living
situation,
health
status.
Following
screening,
100
articles
identified
in
review.
Overall
findings
show
no
change
(51%)
or
a
reduction
(23%)
during
COVID-19
pandemic.
However,
across
countries,
average
1
4
individuals
reported
an
increase
(26%),
particular
lockdown
periods.
Most
common
correlates
increased
being
female,
having
child
at
home,
higher
level,
poorer
mental
(including
scores
for
stress,
anxiety
depression).
Although
reduced
pandemic,
considerable
subpopulation
drinkers
their
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
22(4), С. 565 - 565
Опубликована: Апрель 4, 2025
Introduction:
African
healthcare
professionals
face
significant
mental
health
challenges;
therefore,
telemedicine
can
overcome
geographical
barriers
and
improve
access
to
healthcare.
Objective:
The
objective
of
this
study
was
identify
the
key
factors
influencing
adoption
as
a
tool
support
workers’
in
an
Angolan
network
develop
model
tailored
context.
Methodology:
This
mixed-method
collected
quantitative
data
from
questionnaire
applied
workers
(n
=
275),
which
were
analyzed
using
descriptive
statistics
logistic
regressions.
Qualitative
obtained
through
structured
interviews
5)
with
psychologists
psychiatrists,
thematic
analysis
MAXQDA
(Version
2022,
VERBI
Software,
Germany),
recurring
patterns
themes.
triangulated
ensure
rigor
consistency
findings.
Participation
anonymous
voluntary,
informed
consent
all
participants.
Results:
Previous
experiences
consultations,
perceptions
teleconsultations,
doctor–patient
relationship
by
workers.
revealed
four
themes:
perception
ease
use,
intention
Angola.
for
providers
included
project
feasibility,
management
support,
training,
payment
policies,
adherence
legal,
ethical,
deontological
standards.
Conclusions:
occupational
requires
culturally
adapted
interventions
compliance
technological
protection
Hospital
must
address
infrastructure
challenges
perceptions,
implement
sustainable
strategies
that
promote
well-being
within
organization.
Abstract
Introduction
Healthcare
professionals
(workers)
are
at
an
increased
risk
for
developing
mental
and
alcohol
use
disorders
(risky
drinking)
due
to
psychological
distress,
long
working
hours,
medical
litigation,
role
conflict,
verbal/physical
violence
from
colleagues
patients.
Psychological
well-being
in
healthcare
workers
is
crucial
provide
the
best
quality
of
care
Current
data
limited
regarding
abuse
rates
health
condition
among
South
Africa.
Objectives
To
describe
prevalence
correlates
disorder
drinking),
depression,
anxiety,
suicidality,
covid
anxiety
during
coronavirus
pandemic
West
Rand
District,
Johannesburg,
Methods
We
carried
out
a
cross-sectional
study
on
sample
including
doctors,
nurses,
clinical
associates,
dentists
District
Gauteng,
Africa,
Covid-19
pandemic.
Participants
were
invited
complete
paper-based
questionnaire
addressing
sociodemographic
questions,
set
measures
(AUDIT-C),
depression
(PHQ-2),
(GAD-7),
suicidality
(PSS-3),
(CAS),
awareness
utilization
support
services.
Results
A
total
330
(60.9%
33%
5.5%
other)
participated.
Females
comprised
majority
participants
with
78.8%,
48.2%
age
band
35–64
years.
Overall,
20.9%
reported
risky
use.
73%
less
likely
report
(AOR
=
0.27;95%
CI:
0.13–0.54).
Prevalence
probable
was
13.6%
female
5
times
more
be
classified
as
having
4.86;95%
1.08–21.90).
The
grouped
ranging
mild
severe
47.3%,
3
2.78;95%
1.39–5.57).
Furthermore,
races
other
than
African
had
higher
2.54;
95%
1.00–6.42).
suicide
symptoms
7.9%
that
dysfunctional
4.8%.
Only
5%
involved
employee
wellness
program,
60%
expressing
interest
joining
one.
Conclusion
Alcohol
common
There
overall
poor
structures
highlighting
urgent
need
interventions.
Future
studies
could
also
explore
in-depth
drivers
lack
available
service
strategies
deliver
screening,
brief
intervention,
referral
treatment.
Medicina,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
59(1), С. 38 - 38
Опубликована: Дек. 24, 2022
Background
and
Objectives:
Healthcare
workers
are
threatened
by
psychological
well-being
mental
health
problems
in
disasters
related
to
new
infectious
diseases,
such
as
COVID-19,
this
can
also
have
a
negative
impact
on
health-related
quality
of
life.
Health-related
life
healthcare
should
not
be
neglected
because
it
is
closely
patient
safety.
This
study
aimed
identify
the
relationship
between
problems,
safety,
sleep
quality,
factors
that
influence
during
COVID-19
pandemic.
Materials
Methods:
Data
were
collected
from
301
working
five
general
hospitals
with
more
than
300
beds
two
provinces
5
July
2021
16
2021.
analyzed
using
SPSS
WIN
27.0.
The
data
t-test,
one-way
analysis
variance,
stepwise
multiple
regression.
Results:
Our
results
showed
there
was
significant
difference
regular
exercise,
religion,
economic
status,
quality.
DASS-21
stress,
alcohol
consumption
affecting
total
In
subcategories,
physical
component
score
influenced
stress
while
depression,
consumption,
Conclusions:
Health
care
need
continuous
active
monitoring
their
level
life,
they
at
risk
increasing
work
burden
infection
due
prolonged
exposure
well
issues
depression.
Additionally,
individual
level,
participation
various
programs
raise
awareness
along
promotion
activities
encouraged.
At
organizational
necessary
prepare
compensation
system,
adjusting
workload
ensuring
break
time;
government
disaster-related
policies
needed
ensure
safe
environment
for
workers.
Health Promotion International,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
39(5)
Опубликована: Окт. 1, 2024
Abstract
Alcohol
consumption
and
harmful
hazardous
drinking
are
significant
contributors
to
the
global
burden
of
disease,
accounting
for
about
3
million
deaths
each
year
globally.
Owing
their
stressful
work
environment,
healthcare
professionals
at
a
high
risk
experiencing
physical
mental
health
problems,
particularly
alcohol
use
disorders.
disorder
among
is
concern
as
it
associated
with
decreased
productivity
performance
ill
cognitive
impairment.
This
review,
therefore,
aimed
gather
evidence
on
prevalence
factors
disorders
professionals.
The
findings
revealed
professionals,
which
were
worsened
during
COVID-19
pandemic.
Additionally,
there
was
glaring
dearth
studies
conducted
in
low-
middle-income
countries.
Urgent
interventions
support
systems
therefore
needed
address
these
issues.
A
comprehensive
approach,
considering
individual
organizational
factors,
alongside
evidence-based
interventions,
training
programs,
can
promote
workforce
well-being
improve
quality
patient
care.
It
imperative
integrate
screening,
preventive
treatment
primary
psychiatry
services.
will
help
ensure
early
diagnosis
timely
initiation
therapeutic
measures,
reducing
missed
opportunities.
Furthermore,
offering
effective
human
resource
management
services
would
significantly
enhance
prevent
Discover Global Society,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
2(1)
Опубликована: Дек. 9, 2024
This
study
compared
a
purposive
sample
of
secular
and
religious
female
social
work
students
during
four
years
the
pandemic.
The
objective
this
was
to
assess
association
between
COVID-19
fear,
religiosity,
well-being,
substance
use
in
Israel.
Fear
Scale
(FCV-19S)
used
for
purposes.
A
total
1790
completed
an
online
survey
from
May
2020
April
2023.
Findings
evidence
deterioration
student
as
well
increased
alcohol
binge
drinking
over
4
Regression
analysis
shows
that
predictors
associated
with
are
most
evident
first
2
COVID-19.
last
less
fear
due
possible
adjustment
health
conditions.
Present
findings
do
not
religiosity
protective
factor.
Additional
research
is
needed
time,
academic
profession
location
further
understand
impact
on
healthcare
after
disaster
conditions
including
those
related
war
violence.