COVID-19 pandemisi döneminde, pandemi hastanesinde görevli sağlık çalışanlarının; psikososyal etmenleri ve stresle baş etme yöntemlerinin değerlendirilmesi

Coronavirus Anxiety Scale were filled out. The chi-squared test, Mann-Whitney U test, and logistic regression analysis were conducted to evaluate these questionnaires. When the variables of sociodemographic data, job information, and active duty in COVID-19 areas were examined, the anxiety levels of those who took more duties in COVID-19 areas were found to be significantly higher. Furthermore, while the anxiety and psychosocial risk levels of those who exhibited a self-confident and optimistic approach in ways of coping with stress were found to be lower, these risks were revealed to be significantly higher in those who exhibited a desperate approach and a submissive approach. Healthcare workers' ways of coping with stress determine how much they will protect themselves against psychosocial risks during the pandemic. It can be stated that participants who define their general health risk levels as low are more resistant to the psychological effects of COVID-19 disease.