临床实习护生的心理健康是否受到了COVID-19疫情流行的影响？
Whether the Mental Health of Clinical Practice Nursing Students Has Been Affected by the COVID-19?
摘要: 目的：评估中国XX市COVID-19疫情期间临床实习护生的心理健康状况，以便进行有针对性的心理援助。方法：采用横断面调查设计。本研究共包括145名临床实习护生。采用感知压力量表(PSS-10)、焦虑自评量表(SAS)和护士压力评定量表来评估感知压力、焦虑水平和压力源。结果：临床实习护生的感知压力处于中等水平；临床实习护生也有不同程度的焦虑，其中轻度焦虑(36.28%)，中度焦虑(15.04%)，重度焦虑(7.08%)。结论：研究表明，COVID-19的流行可能与心理健康有关。因此，在此期间临床实习护生的心理健康问题需要特别关注。有必要由相关人员及时提供咨询，提高他们的应对能力。
Abstract: Aim: To assess the mental health status of clinical practice nursing students during the COVID-19 outbreak for targeted psychological assistance in XX, China. Method: A cross-sectional survey design. This study included a total of 145 clinical practice nursing students. The Perceived Stress Scale (PSS-10), Self-Assessment Anxiety Scale (SAS), and Stress Rating Scale were used to assess perceived stress, anxiety levels, and stressors. Results: The apparent pressure of clinical practice nursing students was at a moderate level, and most of them are in fluctuating levels of nervousness, with gentle uneasiness (36.28%), moderate tension (15.04%), and extreme tension (7.08%). Conclusion: We suggest that the prevalence of COVID-19 may be associated with mental health. As a result, COVID-19 clinical practice nursing students’ mental health issues require special attention. It is necessary for the appropriate personnel to provide timely counseling and to improve their ability to cope.
文章引用：耿文垚, 杨富国, 朱秀丽, 韩晶, 杨秀玲, 刘翠萍, 刘恒 (2022). 临床实习护生的心理健康是否受到了COVID-19疫情流行的影响？. 心理学进展, 12(6), 2169-2182. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2022.126258

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