Stress and Stress Management Behavior of Health Personnel in Community Hospital,Songkhla Province During COVID-19 pandemic
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Stress, Health Personnel, Stress Management, COVID-19Abstract
This survey research aimed to study level of stress and stress management of Health and the relationship between stress and stress management behavior of Health personnel in Community Hospital,Songkhla Province During COVID-19 pandemic .The sample consisted of 400 Health Personnel in Community Hospital,Songkhla Province.The research instrument was questionnaire about stress and stress management of Health Personnel. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics T-test F-test and Pearson’s correlation coefficient.
The study results are as following The stress of Health Personnel in Community hospital,Songkhla Province was moderate level .The majority of study group managed their stress with emotion more than rationality ( =2.58 SD= .73, =2.42 SD= .62).There was a positively relationship at a moderate level with significant correlation between stress and stress Management (r .442, p < .001).
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