Emotional expression styles of medical staff working at community mental health centre

The main purpose of this study is to determine the emotion expression styles of health personnel working in community mental health centers. It is also one of the aims of the research to determine how much each of the styles of emotion expressionism of health personnel according to some demographic variables and working conditions. The study included all medical personnel working in six community mental health centers located in Ankara province (N=48). In the study, the introductory information form and Inventory of Emotional Expression Models were used using the descriptive general screening model with face-to-face technique. Analysis of the data obtained was analyzed with SPSS 24.0 and the results were evaluated at 95% confidence level. In addition to descriptive analyses, the Mann Whitney and Kruskal Wallis tests were applied to determine whether the scale scores differ according to various variables. Findings it was found that health personnel often express my self-focused expression of happiness, occasionally displaying feelings of sadness and anger. The offensive expressionism of anger was found to be the highest of graduate graduates while the offensive expressionism of college and doctoral graduates was the lowest. The offensive expressionism of anger was found to be the highest of graduate graduates while the offensive expressionism of college and doctoral graduates was the lowest. When the average scores of medical personnel during working hours were examined, the frequency of interviewing patients during working hours increased (generally towards all times) and the verbal expression of anger, the average scores of medical personnel during working hours compared to the frequency of interviewing patients during working hours of the day, the verbal expression of those who met patients frequently during working hours.Aggressive expressionism of the sense of sadness has been found to decrease as the frequency of medical staff interviewing patients during working hours per day increases (generally towards all times). Verbal expression of anger was determined to be the highest of verbal expression of frequent interviewees with patients during working hours per day, according to the frequency of interviews with patients. Keywords; Community Mental Health; Community Mental Health Professionals; Emotion Expression