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Impacts of fighting against COVID-19 on critical care nurses'psychological and physical health:a literature review

Frontiers of Nursing 2023年第4期10卷 381-392页

作者： Arisara Malairojsiri Fundamental Nursing Department Academic Affairs DivisionThe Royal Thai Army Nursing CollegeRatchathewiBangkok10400Thailand

Objective:To provide insight into the effects of the coronavirus disease(COVID-19)pandemic on the physical and psychological health of critical care nurses in adult units.Methods:A systematic search through the CINAHL,MEDLINE,and EMbase databases were performed.Studies that addressed“critical care nurses,”“COVID-19,”“physical effect,”and“psychological effect”from different perspectives were reviewed.Results:A total of 42 ar ticles were reviewed based on 2 aspects:critical care nurses'psychological and physical health.Negative emotions were the most common conditions:fear,anxiety,depression,and post-traumatic stress disorder(PTSD).Burnout,falling ill and having thoughts of self-harm,fatigue,physical burden,sleeping disorders,and chronic work overload also adversely affected the nurses'health.The nurses'health deteriorated because of the changes in the unfamiliar working environment and processes,colossal workload and chronic exhaustion,worries about themselves and their families,social response,and witnessing the death toll.Conclusions:Critical care nurses experienced adverse effects of the institutional reaction,social response,and individuals'reply to the COVID-19 pandemic upon their psychological and physical health.Suppor ting services and preparation for other unprecedented situations should be sustainably available.

关键词： critical care nurses ICU nurses COVID-19 physical health physical wellbeing psychological health psychological wellbeing

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Demographic ageing,health status and life quality of the elderly in Russia

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China Population and Development Studies 2023年第2期7卷 130-159页

作者： Alla Ivanova Elena Zemlyanova Tamara Sabgayda Victoria Semyonova Aleksandr Zubko Irina Kryukova Institute for Demographic Research of the Federal Center of Theoretical and Applied Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences(Health and Self-Preservation Behavior Department) st.Fotievad.6k.1119333 MoscowRussia Research Institute of Healthcare Organization and Medical Management of the Moscow Healthcare Department st.Sharikopodshipnikovskaya9115088 MoscowRussia

Within the context of the national policy on the elderly,the paper presents trends in demographic ageing,health and life quality of the elderly in Russia.Social and political consequences of the XX century have resulted in significant fluctuations in the number of individual generations,forming a long-term fluctuating trend in demographic ageing in Russia.These historical disproportions have overlapped with regional variations in ageing rates due to significant inter-regional population movements,rural-urban migration,substantial gender differences in trends and scales of mortality and fertility dynamics.As a result,levels of demographic ageing in Russia vary more than three-fold,worsening in females and rural population.Ageingrelated problems are aggravated by unsatisfactory health status of the elderly,manifested in high burden of chronic diseases(especially cardiovascular diseases),leading to life restrictions up to loss of the ability to self-care.High-tech cardiac surgery contributes to life prolongation and improved physical and psychological functioning.However,during rehabilitation,most patients are reluctant to change their unhealthy lifestyle associated with cardio pathology.Polymorbidity and psychoactive substance abuse(in males)are the risk factors of suicidal behaviour,while accessibility of medications,including sleeping pills,firearms,etc.contributes to realization of this risk.Living conditions of the elderly and their access to quality social services are important components of wellbeing in terms of health.Despite satisfactory living conditions,the situation significantly differs by type(urban/rural)and size of the settlement.Maintaining microsocial contacts with children,family and friends is a powerful source of psychological comfort and social wellbeing.

关键词： Population ageing National policy on the elderly Age structure Share of the elderly Physical wellbeing psychological wellbeing Social wellbeing Polymorbidity Comorbidities

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