Psychological Health of Surgeons in a Time of COVID-19: A Global Survey

Objective: To assess the degree of psychological impact among surgical providers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Summary of Background Data: The COVID-19 pandemic has extensively impacted global healthcare systems. We hypothesized that the degree of psychological impact would be higher for surgical pr...

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發表在:Annals of Surgery
主要作者: Tan Y.Q.; Wang Z.; Yap Q.V.; Chan Y.H.; Ho R.C.; Hamid A.R.A.H.; Landaluce-Olavarria A.; Pellino G.; Gauhar V.; Chand M.; Wroclawski M.L.; Hameed B.M.Z.; Ling S.K.-K.; Sengupta S.; Gallo G.; Chiu P.K.-F.; Tanidir Y.; Tallada M.P.V.; Garcia B.N.; Colleoni R.; Abiddin Z.A.Z.; Campi R.; Esperto F.; Carrion D.; Elterman D.; Chung A.S.J.; Ng A.C.F.; Moschini M.; Rivas J.G.; Mayol J.; Teoh J.Y.-C.; Chiong E.; O'Kelly F.; Tarazi M.; Dziakova J.; Paesano N.; Frontali A.; Muhammad A.S.; Tebala G.D.; Baker A.; Lui R.N.; Sunkavalli C.; Cheng C.S.; Mazingi D.; Chen I.-H.A.; Vazquez-Martul D.; Khor V.; Orecchia L.; Gupta A.; Fidelis L.; Rashid A.; Mohammed O.T.; Iglesias C.; Tan Y.S.; Yang W.; Sanchez-Cordero S.; Abdussalam H.O.; Mehraj A.; Yildiz A.; Maheshwari P.N.; Choong A.M.T.L.; Patrick E.; Cortes-Guiral D.; Gomez M.J.
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出版: Wolters Kluwer Health 2023
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Tan Y.Q.; Wang Z.; Yap Q.V.; Chan Y.H.; Ho R.C.; Hamid A.R.A.H.; Landaluce-Olavarria A.; Pellino G.; Gauhar V.; Chand M.; Wroclawski M.L.; Hameed B.M.Z.; Ling S.K.-K.; Sengupta S.; Gallo G.; Chiu P.K.-F.; Tanidir Y.; Tallada M.P.V.; Garcia B.N.; Colleoni R.; Abiddin Z.A.Z.; Campi R.; Esperto F.; Carrion D.; Elterman D.; Chung A.S.J.; Ng A.C.F.; Moschini M.; Rivas J.G.; Mayol J.; Teoh J.Y.-C.; Chiong E.; O'Kelly F.; Tarazi M.; Dziakova J.; Paesano N.; Frontali A.; Muhammad A.S.; Tebala G.D.; Baker A.; Lui R.N.; Sunkavalli C.; Cheng C.S.; Mazingi D.; Chen I.-H.A.; Vazquez-Martul D.; Khor V.; Orecchia L.; Gupta A.; Fidelis L.; Rashid A.; Mohammed O.T.; Iglesias C.; Tan Y.S.; Yang W.; Sanchez-Cordero S.; Abdussalam H.O.; Mehraj A.; Yildiz A.; Maheshwari P.N.; Choong A.M.T.L.; Patrick E.; Cortes-Guiral D.; Gomez M.J.
Psychological Health of Surgeons in a Time of COVID-19: A Global Survey
2023
Annals of Surgery
277
1
10.1097/SLA.0000000000004775
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85145318675&doi=10.1097%2fSLA.0000000000004775&partnerID=40&md5=da398e6d74a67333665de0d633e92d48
Objective: To assess the degree of psychological impact among surgical providers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Summary of Background Data: The COVID-19 pandemic has extensively impacted global healthcare systems. We hypothesized that the degree of psychological impact would be higher for surgical providers deployed for COVID-19 work, certain surgical specialties, and for those who knew of someone diagnosed with, or who died, of COVID-19. Methods: We conducted a global web-based survey to investigate the psychological impact of COVID-19. The primary outcomes were the depression anxiety stress scale-21 and Impact of Event Scale-Revised scores. Results: A total of 4283 participants from 101 countries responded. 32.8%, 30.8%, 25.9%, and 24.0% screened positive for depression, anxiety, stress, and PTSD respectively. Respondents who knew someone who died of COVID-19 were more likely to screen positive for depression, anxiety, stress, and PTSD (OR 1.3, 1.6, 1.4, 1.7 respectively, all P < 0.05). Respondents who knew of someone diagnosed with COVID-19 were more likely to screen positive for depression, stress, and PTSD (OR 1.2, 1.2, and 1.3 respectively, all P < 0.05). Surgical specialties that operated in the head and neck region had higher psychological distress among its surgeons. Deployment for COVID- 19-related work was not associated with increased psychological distress. Conclusions: The COVID-19 pandemic may have a mental health legacy outlasting its course. The long-term impact of this ongoing traumatic event underscores the importance of longitudinal mental health care for healthcare personnel, with particular attention to those who know of someone diagnosed with, or who died of COVID-19. © 2023 Lippincott Williams and Wilkins. All rights reserved.
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author Tan Y.Q.; Wang Z.; Yap Q.V.; Chan Y.H.; Ho R.C.; Hamid A.R.A.H.; Landaluce-Olavarria A.; Pellino G.; Gauhar V.; Chand M.; Wroclawski M.L.; Hameed B.M.Z.; Ling S.K.-K.; Sengupta S.; Gallo G.; Chiu P.K.-F.; Tanidir Y.; Tallada M.P.V.; Garcia B.N.; Colleoni R.; Abiddin Z.A.Z.; Campi R.; Esperto F.; Carrion D.; Elterman D.; Chung A.S.J.; Ng A.C.F.; Moschini M.; Rivas J.G.; Mayol J.; Teoh J.Y.-C.; Chiong E.; O'Kelly F.; Tarazi M.; Dziakova J.; Paesano N.; Frontali A.; Muhammad A.S.; Tebala G.D.; Baker A.; Lui R.N.; Sunkavalli C.; Cheng C.S.; Mazingi D.; Chen I.-H.A.; Vazquez-Martul D.; Khor V.; Orecchia L.; Gupta A.; Fidelis L.; Rashid A.; Mohammed O.T.; Iglesias C.; Tan Y.S.; Yang W.; Sanchez-Cordero S.; Abdussalam H.O.; Mehraj A.; Yildiz A.; Maheshwari P.N.; Choong A.M.T.L.; Patrick E.; Cortes-Guiral D.; Gomez M.J.
spellingShingle Tan Y.Q.; Wang Z.; Yap Q.V.; Chan Y.H.; Ho R.C.; Hamid A.R.A.H.; Landaluce-Olavarria A.; Pellino G.; Gauhar V.; Chand M.; Wroclawski M.L.; Hameed B.M.Z.; Ling S.K.-K.; Sengupta S.; Gallo G.; Chiu P.K.-F.; Tanidir Y.; Tallada M.P.V.; Garcia B.N.; Colleoni R.; Abiddin Z.A.Z.; Campi R.; Esperto F.; Carrion D.; Elterman D.; Chung A.S.J.; Ng A.C.F.; Moschini M.; Rivas J.G.; Mayol J.; Teoh J.Y.-C.; Chiong E.; O'Kelly F.; Tarazi M.; Dziakova J.; Paesano N.; Frontali A.; Muhammad A.S.; Tebala G.D.; Baker A.; Lui R.N.; Sunkavalli C.; Cheng C.S.; Mazingi D.; Chen I.-H.A.; Vazquez-Martul D.; Khor V.; Orecchia L.; Gupta A.; Fidelis L.; Rashid A.; Mohammed O.T.; Iglesias C.; Tan Y.S.; Yang W.; Sanchez-Cordero S.; Abdussalam H.O.; Mehraj A.; Yildiz A.; Maheshwari P.N.; Choong A.M.T.L.; Patrick E.; Cortes-Guiral D.; Gomez M.J.
Psychological Health of Surgeons in a Time of COVID-19: A Global Survey
author_facet Tan Y.Q.; Wang Z.; Yap Q.V.; Chan Y.H.; Ho R.C.; Hamid A.R.A.H.; Landaluce-Olavarria A.; Pellino G.; Gauhar V.; Chand M.; Wroclawski M.L.; Hameed B.M.Z.; Ling S.K.-K.; Sengupta S.; Gallo G.; Chiu P.K.-F.; Tanidir Y.; Tallada M.P.V.; Garcia B.N.; Colleoni R.; Abiddin Z.A.Z.; Campi R.; Esperto F.; Carrion D.; Elterman D.; Chung A.S.J.; Ng A.C.F.; Moschini M.; Rivas J.G.; Mayol J.; Teoh J.Y.-C.; Chiong E.; O'Kelly F.; Tarazi M.; Dziakova J.; Paesano N.; Frontali A.; Muhammad A.S.; Tebala G.D.; Baker A.; Lui R.N.; Sunkavalli C.; Cheng C.S.; Mazingi D.; Chen I.-H.A.; Vazquez-Martul D.; Khor V.; Orecchia L.; Gupta A.; Fidelis L.; Rashid A.; Mohammed O.T.; Iglesias C.; Tan Y.S.; Yang W.; Sanchez-Cordero S.; Abdussalam H.O.; Mehraj A.; Yildiz A.; Maheshwari P.N.; Choong A.M.T.L.; Patrick E.; Cortes-Guiral D.; Gomez M.J.
author_sort Tan Y.Q.; Wang Z.; Yap Q.V.; Chan Y.H.; Ho R.C.; Hamid A.R.A.H.; Landaluce-Olavarria A.; Pellino G.; Gauhar V.; Chand M.; Wroclawski M.L.; Hameed B.M.Z.; Ling S.K.-K.; Sengupta S.; Gallo G.; Chiu P.K.-F.; Tanidir Y.; Tallada M.P.V.; Garcia B.N.; Colleoni R.; Abiddin Z.A.Z.; Campi R.; Esperto F.; Carrion D.; Elterman D.; Chung A.S.J.; Ng A.C.F.; Moschini M.; Rivas J.G.; Mayol J.; Teoh J.Y.-C.; Chiong E.; O'Kelly F.; Tarazi M.; Dziakova J.; Paesano N.; Frontali A.; Muhammad A.S.; Tebala G.D.; Baker A.; Lui R.N.; Sunkavalli C.; Cheng C.S.; Mazingi D.; Chen I.-H.A.; Vazquez-Martul D.; Khor V.; Orecchia L.; Gupta A.; Fidelis L.; Rashid A.; Mohammed O.T.; Iglesias C.; Tan Y.S.; Yang W.; Sanchez-Cordero S.; Abdussalam H.O.; Mehraj A.; Yildiz A.; Maheshwari P.N.; Choong A.M.T.L.; Patrick E.; Cortes-Guiral D.; Gomez M.J.
title Psychological Health of Surgeons in a Time of COVID-19: A Global Survey
title_short Psychological Health of Surgeons in a Time of COVID-19: A Global Survey
title_full Psychological Health of Surgeons in a Time of COVID-19: A Global Survey
title_fullStr Psychological Health of Surgeons in a Time of COVID-19: A Global Survey
title_full_unstemmed Psychological Health of Surgeons in a Time of COVID-19: A Global Survey
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description Objective: To assess the degree of psychological impact among surgical providers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Summary of Background Data: The COVID-19 pandemic has extensively impacted global healthcare systems. We hypothesized that the degree of psychological impact would be higher for surgical providers deployed for COVID-19 work, certain surgical specialties, and for those who knew of someone diagnosed with, or who died, of COVID-19. Methods: We conducted a global web-based survey to investigate the psychological impact of COVID-19. The primary outcomes were the depression anxiety stress scale-21 and Impact of Event Scale-Revised scores. Results: A total of 4283 participants from 101 countries responded. 32.8%, 30.8%, 25.9%, and 24.0% screened positive for depression, anxiety, stress, and PTSD respectively. Respondents who knew someone who died of COVID-19 were more likely to screen positive for depression, anxiety, stress, and PTSD (OR 1.3, 1.6, 1.4, 1.7 respectively, all P < 0.05). Respondents who knew of someone diagnosed with COVID-19 were more likely to screen positive for depression, stress, and PTSD (OR 1.2, 1.2, and 1.3 respectively, all P < 0.05). Surgical specialties that operated in the head and neck region had higher psychological distress among its surgeons. Deployment for COVID- 19-related work was not associated with increased psychological distress. Conclusions: The COVID-19 pandemic may have a mental health legacy outlasting its course. The long-term impact of this ongoing traumatic event underscores the importance of longitudinal mental health care for healthcare personnel, with particular attention to those who know of someone diagnosed with, or who died of COVID-19. © 2023 Lippincott Williams and Wilkins. All rights reserved.
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