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@#Objective To investigate the job satisfaction, emotional state and related factors of medical staff participating in online consultation of West China Internet Hospital during the COVID-19 epidemic. Methods Through literature review and expert consultation (Delphi method), the questionnaire was developed, and the online consulting medical staff of West China Hospital of Sichuan University were invited to conduct the questionnaire survey from 26 January to 19 June 2020, and finally the statistical analysis was summarized. Results A total of 132 valid questionnaires were retrieved. Of the 132 subjects, 127 people (96.2%) expressed satisfaction or special satisfaction with the online consulting office format; 103 respondents (78.0%) said that online consulting did not affect or completely did not affect the work and life; 81 people (61.4%) consulted online more than 5 days a week, and 108 people (81.8%) worked within 2 hours a day; the vast majority (97.7%) of the research subjects were satisfied with the content of the training materials and the related support work of the coordination group. Only 29 (22.0%) of the study participants believed that the epidemic caused negative emotions, mainly due to the severity of the epidemic. Conclusion The online consulting medical staff are satisfied with the office form, training materials and coordination work group of the COVID-19 epidemic, and think that it does not affect their work and life. 22.0% of medical staff have negative emotions, and the severity of the epidemic is the main reason.
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O presente artigo interroga as possíveis consequências extraídas da realização dos atendimentos psicanalíticos na modalidade on-line como consequência da pandemia da Covid-19 que nos assolou em 2020. Problematizam-se os efeitos dessa experiência a partir de três eixos: a retomada de aspectos fundamentais da técnica psicanalítica, o conceito de transferência e a presença do analista bem como os significantes recolhidos de pares psicanalistas por meio de um questionário que lhes interrogou a prática dos atendimentos on-line
Le présent article questionne les conséquences possibles, observées lors de la réalisation des consultations psychanalytiques en ligne, à la suite de la pandémie de Covide-19 qui nous a ravagés en 2020. Les effets de cette expérience sont interrogés à partir de trois axes: la reprise des aspects fondamentaux de la technique psychanalytique, le concept de transfert et la présence de l'analyste, ainsi que les signifiants recueillis auprès de pairs de psychanalystes à travers un questionnaire qui les interroge la pratique des suivis en ligne
This article questions the possible consequences, observed during the realization of online psychoanalytic consultations, following the Covide-19 pandemic which devastated us in 2020. The effects of this experience are examined from three axes: the resumption of fundamental aspects of psychoanalytic technique, the concept of transference and the presence of the analyst, as well as the signifiers collected from peers of psychoanalysts through a questionnaire which questions them on the practice of on-line care
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Psychoanalysis , Referral and Consultation/trends , Coronavirus Infections , Pandemics , Internet-Based InterventionABSTRACT
PURPOSE: Since the infant formula milk has been produced in Korea, it has faced a low rate of breast milk feeding, though breast milk feeding is a little increasing. Therefore, the Korean Pediatric Society launched its website for breast-feeding consultation to provide information to the general public and enhance the health of growing infants. The consultation results were analyzed to identify the problems that mothers encounter during breast-feeding. METHODS: From August 1, 2004 to July 31, 2007, 1001 mothers who visited the online consultation webpage (www. pediatrics.or.kr) of the Korean Pediatric Society asked 1,021 questions. The questions were divided into 3 major categories and 14 specific categories. Interesting questions asked more than 100 times were retrospectively analyzed. RESULTS: The results for the major categories were as follows: 413 questions (40.3%) were on how to breast-feed, 315 (30.8%) on problems of feeding mothers, and 293 (28.8%) on problems of the fed babies. In the specific categories, 22.2% of the questions were on how to breast-feed. With the increasing number of working couples and working mothers, many questions were asked on the problems of breast-feeding after returning from work. CONCLUSION: The author expects that analyses of these consultations will contribute to the enhancement of information on the consultation website, thus enabling to provide clearer answers to people's increased interest in and concerns on breast-feeding. Furthermore, this research will help to establish correct breast-feeding practice.