The Effect of Covid-19 Fear and Death Anxiety on the Professional Values of Intern Nursing Students Before Clinical Practices

Aim: The study was conducted to determine the effect of COVID-19 fear and death anxiety on intern nursing students before they enter clinical practice, focusing changes in their professional values.
 Method: population this descriptive cross-sectional included a total 218 from university Turkey, sample consisted 215, which is among top five provinces where pandemic felt most intense Turkey.
 Results: had moderate good values. A positive correlation found between level Fear Scale both Abdel-Khalek Death Anxiety safety sub-dimension All sub-dimensions values median were be higher who desire practice. factors affecting caring for bedridden patients. Further, practice negatively.
 Conclusion: During process, it determined anxiety. It that not affected those with high human dignity, responsibility, wanted start So, thought psychological counseling pieces training development will beneficial prevention leaving profession or during process.