Predicting the Risk of COVID-19 Among Healthcare Staff Based on the Components of Depression and Death Anxiety

Background: Physicians’ and nurses’ experience of the COVID-19 pandemic its physical psychological consequences can be associated with changes in biological hormonal levels experienced as fatigue, restlessness, disruptions one’s mood, sleep quality. This study examined role depression death anxiety contracting among healthcare staff. Methods: The statistical population this descriptive correlational research comprised nurses nurse assistants working Tehran (Iran) hospitals from summer to winter 2021. A sample 156 was selected fill out a demographic information form, Templer’s scale, Beck’s inventory. data were analyzed SPSS software, version 25.0 using logistic regression analysis. Results: model based on three predictors (cognitive, affective, components) led significantly better prediction compared fixed-effects (P<0.001). affective component more powerful predictor risk than other two components. (absolute anxiety, fear pain surgery, general factor) also All components statistically significant Conclusion: Consequently, seem predict explain staff by altering cognitive, conditions.