Table 3 The percentages of the collected data about the emotional aspect of the studied group of phoniatricians during the pandemic of COVID-19
From: Economic and emotional impact of COVID-19 pandemic on phoniatricians’ practice in Egypt
Section III: Emotional section data | Choices | Percentages |
|---|---|---|
Q39 Degree of worry from getting infection/reinfection during practice | ▪ A lot | 65 |
▪ A little | 33.8 | |
▪ Not at all | 1.3 | |
Q40 Type of feeling when thinking about COVID-19 pandemic | ▪ Sad | 20 |
▪ Angry | 3.8 | |
▪ Concerned | 15 | |
▪ Scared | 18.8 | |
▪ Anxious | 33.8 | |
▪ None of the above | 8.8 | |
Q41 The likelihood of increasing stress level as a result of the pandemic | ▪ To a great extent | 36.3 |
▪ To a moderate extent | 41.3 | |
▪ To a little extent | 22.5 | |
Q42 The degree of the emotional effect of professional & economical problem | ▪ To a great extent | 30 |
▪ To a moderate extent | 41.3 | |
▪ To a little extent | 28.7 | |
Q43 The likelihood of the effect of professional & economical problem on relations with colleagues at work | ▪ Yes | 82.5 |
▪ No | 17.5 | |
Q44 The likelihood of professional & economical problem on productivity at work | ▪ Yes | 60 |
▪ No | 40 | |
Q45 The Likelihood of effect of professional & economical problem on relations with family and friends | ▪ Yes | 66.3 |
▪ No | 33.8 | |
Q46 The need to take medications for anxiety or depression | ▪ Yes | 6.3 |
▪ No | 93.8 | |
Q47 The need of psychological support | ▪ Yes | 23.8 |
▪ No | 76.3 | |
Q48 Degree of worry about professional future | ▪ A lot | 36.3 |
▪ A little | 47.5 | |
▪ Not at all | 16.3 | |
Q49 Most causes of worry | ▪ The pandemic | 60 |
▪ Corona will affect the clients financially & economically | 16.3 | |
▪ Chance of losing job or being laid off by employer | 1.3 | |
▪ Other | 22.5 |