Bambang Arianto, '- and Nyilo Purnami, - (2021) CHARACTERISTICS OF HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES CONFIRMED COVID-19 IN HAJI GENERAL HOSPITAL SURABAYA. Journal of Medical Case Reports and Reviews, 4 (10). pp. 1016-1021. ISSN ISSN (O) 2589-8655

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Abstract

Objectives : The study aimed to determine the profile and characteristics of hospital employees who were confirmed to have COVID-19 at Haji General Hospital Surabaya Methods : The study is an observational analytic with retrospective cross-sectional design using medical records data at Haji General Hospital Surabaya. The total sample of this study was 73 respondents. Data was collected using a total sampling technique and data from a google form questionnaire filled out by respondents. Results : 56 confirmed COVID-19 medical personnel (76.7%) while 17 non-medical personnel (23.3%). Most of the respondents were in the age group 30-39, namely 24 people (32.88%), the sex most exposed to COVID-19 was women, namely 56 (76.7%). The most comorbid disease was hypertension 8 people (10.96%), while 43 people (58.9%). Health protocols that are always carried out are the use of surgical masks as many as 60 people (82.2%), keeping a distance from coworkers as many as 34 people (46.6%), frequent washing of hands 52 people (71.2%), AC in the work room ON 47 people (64.4%) , and the behavior of always using personal prayer tools 55 people (75.3%). Health protocols that are sometimes carried out mostly include the use of N95 masks or surgical masks + N95 as many as 36 people (49.3%) and the use of faceshields as many as 36 people (49.3%). Conclusions : In this study the most medical personnel confirmed COVID-19, the most age range was 30-39 years, most patients did not have comorbidities, the most health protocols that were always carried out were wearing surgical masks, keeping a distance frequently washing hands, using personal prayer tools.

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