The prevalence evaluation and influencing factors analysis of depressive symptom in residents: a cross-sectional study based on eight residency training centers in Liaoning Province
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The prevalence evaluation and influencing factors analysis of depressive symptom in residents: a cross-sectional study based on eight residency training centers in Liaoning Province
Chinese Journal of Medical Education ResearchVol. 22, Issue 2, Pages: 241-246(2023)
Chang Qing, Bai Song, Zhang Xi, et al. The prevalence evaluation and influencing factors analysis of depressive symptom in residents: a cross-sectional study based on eight residency training centers in Liaoning Province. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(2):241-246(2023)
Chang Qing, Bai Song, Zhang Xi, et al. The prevalence evaluation and influencing factors analysis of depressive symptom in residents: a cross-sectional study based on eight residency training centers in Liaoning Province. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(2):241-246(2023) DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20201011-01182.
The prevalence evaluation and influencing factors analysis of depressive symptom in residents: a cross-sectional study based on eight residency training centers in Liaoning Province
To investigate the prevalence of depression symptoms in residents
and to analyze the demographic characteristics
training status and psychological influencing factors in order to provide the evidence for the mental health management and intervention of residents in China at current stage.
Methods
2
A total of 1 050 participants from eight different training centers in Shenyang
Dalian
Jinzhou and Fushun of Liaoning Province were investigated by Pittsburgh sleep quality index
International physical activity questionnaire
Survey of perceived organizational support
Psychological capital questionnaire and Minnesota satisfaction questionnaire
which covered questions including social demographic information
training information
sleep status
physical activity
organization support
psychological capital
job satisfaction and depressive symptoms of residents. SPSS 22.0 were used to carry out statistical analysis such as logistic regression.
Results
2
A total of 962 valid questionnaires were collected and the results showed that 44.59% (429/962) of residents had depressive symptoms. High training grade (
OR
PGY-3
=1.775
P
=0.006) and poor quality of sleep (
OR
=1.662
P
<
0.001) were risk factors of depressive symptoms
whereas psychological capital (
OR
=0.962
P
<
0.001) and job satisfaction (
OR
=0.972
P
=0.001) were protective factors of depressive symptoms.
Conclusion
2
The prevalence of depressive symptoms is high in residents. Training grade
sleep quality
psychological capital and job satisfaction are closely associated with the high prevalence of depressive symptoms
which should be paid more attention to.
关键词
住院医师规范化培训抑郁症状
Keywords
ResidentStandardized trainingDepressive symptom
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