Comparison of depression, anxiety and stress in operating room, emergency and intensive care unit nurses

The aim of this study was to compare depression, anxiety and stress in operating room, emergency and intensive care unit nurses. All nurses are emergency department, intensive care and operating room.The statistical sample of this study included nurses of emergency department, intensive care and operating room working in Noor Shahriyar and Imam Khomeini hospitals of Alborz province.The total sample size includes ۹۰ nurses There were three emergency departments, intensive care units and operating rooms in Tehran and Alborz provinces. Each questionnaire was given ۳۰ questionnaires. In each ward, ۱۵ of them were women and the other ۱۵ were male nurses working in these hospitals. The available available form was purposefully selected. The Depression, Anxiety, Stress Questionnaire (DASS-۲۱) was used to collect the data of this study and the analysis of variance test was used to analyze the data. The results of the correlation table showed that there was a significant difference between depression, anxiety and stress of emergency department nurses, intensive care and operating room with ۹۹% confidence and emergency department nurses had the most depression, anxiety and stress. It was alarmingly high among the evaluated nurses.

Keywords:

Depression , Anxiety , Stress , Job position , Nurses.