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Objective: To explore the psychological status of medical staff during COVID-19 epidemic, so as to provide reference and scientific basis for carrying out further psychological intervention and ensuring the mental health of medical staff Methods: By using convenient sampling method and the Stresss-Anxiety ubscale of Depression Anxiety Stress (DASS-21) , the mental health status of 615 medical staff was investigated by the way of questionnaire star from February 4 to 16, 2020 A total of 615 questionnaires were distributed and collected, and 615 were valid, with an effective recovery rate of 100% Results: The detection rates of psychological stress and anxiety of medical staff were 13 82% (85/615) and 25 37% (156/615) , respectively 31-40 years old and working in key departments were risk factors for psychological stress of medical staff (OR=1 779, 2 127) ;Women, frequently washing hands with soap/hand sanitizer/disinfectant were protective factors for psychological stress (OR=0 520, 0 528) Medical staff working in designated hospitals and key departments were more likely to have anxiety (OR=2 042, 2 702) ;The high fit of the mask to the face and bridge of the nose was a protective factor for the psychological anxiety of medical staff (OR=0 500) Conclusion: Medical staff show higher stress and anxiety during the epidemic of COVID-19 Psychological intervention should be carried out early, focusing on men, age 31 to 40, medical staff working in designated hospitals and key departments
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