Mental health status of officers and soldiers in a military hospital amid the epidemic of COVID-19
DUAN Lisa1, GUO Yuming2, SUN Jiangnan1, JIANG Yutong1, JIANG Ronghuan3, SU Bin4
1.Military Mental Stress Assessment and Intervention Institute,4. Administration Office of Research. Medical Center of the Chinese People’s Armed Police Force,Tianjin 300162,China; 2. Logistics University of Chinese People ’s Armed Police Force,Tianjin 300309,China; 3. Department of Medical Psychology,the First Medical Center of General Hospital of Chinese PLA,Beijing 100853,China
Abstract：ObjectiveTo explore the mental health status of officers and soldiers during the outbreak of the COVID-19, and to provide data for future psychological intervention.Methods Six hundred and forty-two officers and soldiers working at a military tertiary hospital were surveyed by means of self-made general questionnaires, (generalized anxiety scale-7 GAD-7), (patient health questionnaire,PHQ-9) through cluster sampling. A Logistic regression model was used to analyze the influencing factors of anxiety and depression.Results (1)The detection rates of anxiety and depression were 29.44% and 36.45% respectively. (2)Logistic regression analysis showed that personal concerns or the family’s concerns about COVID-19 infection[OR=1.86,95%CI(1.59,2.17),P<0.05] and poor health status[OR=2.84,95%CI(1.85,4.36),P<0.05] were risk factors for anxiety. Personal concerns or the family’s concerns about COVID-19 infection[OR=0.50,95%CI(1.38,1.85),P<0.05] and poor health status[OR=3.16,95%CI(2.03,4.91),P<0.05] were risk factors for depression. Compared with the ordinary staff,jobs as frontline health care providers[OR=0.37,95%CI(0.21,0.64),P<0.05][OR=0.59,95%CI(0.36,0.95),P<0.05] or as ordinary health care providers[OR=0.37,95%CI(0.25,0.70),P<0.05][OR=0.42,95%CI(0.31,0.79),P<0.05] were both protective factors for anxiety and depression. There was no significant correlation between education levels and mental health (P> 0.05).Conclusions The incidence of psychological problems among officers and soldiers is high during the COVID-19 epidemic, which is related to negative cognition and physical health.
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DUAN Lisa, GUO Yuming, SUN Jiangnan, JIANG Yutong, JIANG Ronghuan, SU Bin. Mental health status of officers and soldiers in a military hospital amid the epidemic of COVID-19. Med. J. Chin. Peop. Armed Poli. Forc., 2020, 31(3): 191-194.
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