“FORMATION OF PSYCHOLOGY
AND PEDAGOGY AS
INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES”
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ORGANIZE THE ROLE OF MEDICAL PERSONNEL IN THE CARE OF
PATIENTS WITH COVID-19
Djurayeva Nilufar Kurvankulovna
Ibragimov Dilshodbek Anvar o„g„li
Abduraxmanov Shaxriyor Zafar o‟g‟li
Mirzaxmedov Hasanbek Baxtiyorjon o‟g‟li
Key words:
Covid-19,
rehabilitation, pandemic, medical staff.
The nurses at Zangioten Hospital stressed that a comfortable working
environment is paramount
to ensure proper care, and they praised the
availability of sufficient human resources, other facilities and equipment.
Participants stated that
the availability of facilities, especially adequate
protective measures, cleaning and bathing facilities, is essential to ensure their
safety and professional readiness. The nurses said they stressed that school
closures were an additional burden for them as they had
to take care of their
children, dedicating themselves to full-time care during this crisis. Some
participants reported that some hospital managers paid attention to the welfare
of nurses.
Factors affecting the quality of work of nurses
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INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES”
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Participants identified
support received from peers, colleagues, family,
friends and neighbors as the main branches of their support network. Many
junior nurses said that their
senior nurses helped them make decisions..
They appreciated the help
received from caregivers and junior staff who worked in the same units. Most of
the nurses appreciated the support received from the family, psychologically
and otherwise. Some nurses said family members
encouraged them to go to
work.
Nurse leaders are highly commended, such as conducting a baseline risk
assessment of nurses before being admitted to COVID-19 units,
organizing
training programs, providing leave,
organizing progress meetings, and
organizing welfare.