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Centralization and perceived control of COVID-19 during the pandemic:A cross-sectional study

Journal of Acute Disease 2022年第6期11卷 228-235页

作者： Çiğdem SamancıTekin selmainfal kesim NiğdeÖmer Halisdemir University Faculty of MedicineInternal Medical SciencesDepartment of Public HealthNiğdeTurkey Selçuk University Akşehir Kadir Yallagöz School of HealthPublic Health Nursing DepartmentKonyaTurkey

Objective:To uncover the impact of centralization of COVID-19 and perceived control of COVID-19 on society during the ***:We recruited a total of 1041 people in this cross-sectional *** data were collected using a questionnaire booklet covering demographics,a COVID-19-related information form,the Centrality of Event Scale,and the Perception of Control of COVID-19 *** utilized independent samples t-test,chi-square test,and one-way analysis of variance to analyze the ***:1041 questionnaires were collected and no questionnaire were excluded from our *** more than half of the participants(51.2%)stated that social isolation impaired public mental health,while 30.1%reported adverse impacts of the pandemic on their sleep *** with changes to their sleep patterns were found to centralize COVID-19 ***,measures against COVID-19 and constant announcements of the daily number of cases in the media brought both positive and negative effects on people and further contributed to the participants’centralization of *** with low centralization scores were concluded to perceive COVID-19 as a minor *** professionals without a relative diagnosed with COVID-19 and those satisfied with treatment opportunities had a higher perceived control of COVID-19,while those who were not interested in statistical data on COVID-19 and who had difficulty complying with the rules had a lower perceived control of ***,poorer perceived control of COVID-19 was found to adversely affect sleep ***,healthcare professionals scored higher on the inevitability subscale of the Perception of Control of COVID-19 ***,among the participants,most COVID-19 survivors thought COVID-19 to be an avoidable ***:In addition to its physical impacts,COVID-19 adversely impacts on mental health,and these effects are closely linked to a society’s centralization of COVID-19 and p

关键词： COVID-19 Public health Centrality of events Perception of control of COVID-19 Turkey

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