Rahman Panahi, Zahra Ghorbanpour, Bagher Moradi, Fereshteh Eidy, Mohiadin Amjadian
The relationship between health literacy and the adoption of COVID-19 preventive behaviors: A cross-sectional study in Iran
PloS one
stress described adaptation body event considerable problem among health workers especially work emergency situations often face complex situations proven stress affects performance health professionals interesting measure situations able know methods implement reduce future events despite previous measurements healthcare personnel clinical simulations study relevant stress never measured ems professionals performing work determine acute stress experienced professionals emergency medical service ems handling five types clinical emergencies secondary objectives determine differences increases stress relation sex age profession team type emergency handled following measured analysis physiological mean heart rate hr systolic sbp diastolic dbp blood pressure biochemical salivary alpha amylase saa activity markers basal poststress interventions 27 professionals ems general results obtained showed significant differences baseline measurement physiological biochemical markers versus postexposure measurement differences stress levels relation sex professional role striking determination acute stress experienced professionals ems real emergency showed significant increases saa enzymatic marker acute stress results first data published regard could used reference follow clinical simulation training students training nursing professionals evidence based studies needed improve education training emergency intensive care professionals results great step analysis real stress professionals subjected handle different emergencies