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Bu çalışmada, COVID-19 döneminde serbest eczanelerde çalışan personelin (mesul müdür eczacı, ikinci eczacı, stajyer eczacı, eczane teknikeri ve eczane çırağı) günlük hizmet sunumu sırasında kişisel koruyucu ekipman kullanımları ve bu ekipmanlarla çalışırken karşılaştıkları zorluklar değerlendirilmiştir. Çalışma metropol bir bölgede bulunan ve serbest eczanelerde çalışan 405 personele uygulanmıştır. 44 tanımlayıcı soruyu içeren anket araştırmacılar tarafından oluşturulmuştur. Anket COVID-19’a yönelik gerekli önlemler alınarak, yüz yüze uygulanmıştır. Tüm analizler SPSS (version 22) kullanılarak yapılmıştır. Serbest eczane çalışanlarının %94,07’sinin yalnızca cerrahi maske, %3,95’inin yalnızca N95 maske ve %1,98’inin ise her iki maskeyi de kullandıkları tespit edilmiştir. Katılımcılar en az bir koruyucu ekipmanı günde ortalama 9,6 saat, haftada ise ortalama 5.9 gün kullanmaktadırlar. Ayrıca, katılımcıların neredeyse %98.52’si kullandıkları kişisel koruyucu ekipmanın boyutunu uygun bulurken, %86.42’si bu ekipmanın COVID-19’a karşı koruyucu olduğunu ve % 86,91’i de bulaşma riskini engellediğini düşünmektedir. Diğer taraftan, katılımcılar maskeyi ortalama günde 3 kez yenilemektedirler ve %62,47’si maskenin çalışma becerilerini etkilemediğini belirtmiştir. Maskenin becerilere etkisi olduğunu ifade edenlerin %26,42’si ise, konuşma yeteneklerini olumsuz etkilediğini düşünmektedir. Ayrıca, kullanılan kişisel koruyucu ekipmanın eczane personelinde baş ağrısı, astım, depresyon, anksiyete, cilt problemleri, motivasyon kaybı, stres gibi olumsuz semptomlara neden olmadığı ve personelin bu ekipmanlarla çalışmaya alıştığı sonucuna varılmıştır.
This study assessed the personal use of protective equipment and the difficulties they encounter during the day-to-day service of the staff working in free pharmacies during the COVID-19 period (the professional manager pharmacist, second pharmacist, stage pharmacist, pharmacy technician and pharmacist) and the difficulties they encounter when working with these equipment. The work was applied to 405 staff located in a metropolitan region and working in free pharmacies. The survey was created by researchers with 44 identifying questions. The survey was carried out face-to-face by taking the necessary measures towards COVID-19. All analyses were made using SPSS (version 22). 94,07 percent of free pharmacy employees were found to use only surgical masks, 3.95 percent used only N95 masks and 1.98 percent used both. Participants use at least one protective equipment an average of 9.6 hours a day and an average of 5.9 days a week. Furthermore,
In this study, the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) by pharmacy employees (responsible manager pharmacist, second pharmacist, trainee pharmacist, pharmacy technician and pharmacy apprentice), working in the community pharmacies, while offering their daily service during the COVID-19 pandemic and the difficulties experienced by them due to the use of these equipment were evaluated. The study was conducted with 405 employees working in the community pharmacies located in a metropolitan area. A survey consisting of 44 descriptive questions was prepared by the researchers. The survey was applied face-to-face by taking the necessary measures for COVID-19. All analyses were conducted using SPSS (version 22). It was found that 94.07% of the community pharmacy employees were wearing only surgical mask, 3.95% were wearing only N95 mask, and 1.98% were using both masks. The participants were using at least one protective equipment for an average of 9.6 hours a day and an average of 5.9 days a week. In addition, approximately 98.52% of the participants considered that the size of PPE they used was appropriate, 86.42% believed that PPE was protective against COVID-19 and 86.91% believed that PPE prevented the risk of infection. On the other hand, the participants replaced the mask 3 times a day on average. And 62.47% stated that the mask did not affect their working skills. 26.42% of those who stated that the mask had an effect on skills believed that it negatively affected their speech skills. It was concluded that the use of PPE did not cause negative symptoms such as headache, asthma, depression, anxiety, skin problems, motivation loss, and stress among pharmacy employees and they adjusted to working with these equipment.
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