1330 The Effects of SARS-CoV2 (COVID-19) on NICU health care providers
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<h3>Background</h3> The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) has risks of burnout and psychological morbidity for health care providers. The COVID-19 pandemic has required the rapid adaptation of work practices to accommodate social distancing and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) policy changes. Many departments have recognized the wellbeing implications to staff and made changes to try and mitigate this risk. <h3>Objectives</h3> In this study, we aim to begin to understand how COVID-19 and its associated workplace practice changes have impacted the existing situation. <h3>Methods</h3> An online survey was distributed to tertiary NICU physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, respiratory therapists and allied health professionals in British Columbia and Alberta (table 1). We employed a combination of closed- and open-ended questions to understand the participants’ views on work in the NICU during the pandemic and how this has impacted their wellbeing. <h3>Results</h3> 142 replies of which 121 were complete. 93 were from Alberta, 45 from British Columbia, and 4 did not provide their province. Of the respondents, 33 (22.7%) had cared for a patient with COVID-19. 98.3% reported a major change as a result of COVID-19. These included homeschooling children (40, 33.3%), caring for vulnerable relatives (19, 15.8%), shielding vulnerable relatives (107, 89.2%), changes to a family member’s employment (36, 30%) and being unable to connect with friends and family outside their city/province (101, 84.2%) Respondents also cited themes of personal isolation, delayed care for their or their family’s non-COVID-19 physical and mental health conditions, anxiety at working on multiple sites and a lack of access to their usual daily coping strategies such as sports. There were a series of Likert-scale question, with 0 = ‘Completely disagree’ and 100 = ‘Completely agree’. <h3>Conclusions</h3> All NICUs have made significant adaptions to their operating procedures and sought to support their staff through the pandemic, and these data suggest that this is recognised by the majority of participants. This is necessary but not sufficient. The successes we can demonstrate in the logistical response must be taken in context of a global change affecting staff’s physical, psychological and social circumstances which changes their relationship with the NICU. In future work, we aim to use quantitative and qualitative analysis from this survey in order to better understand the current state of staff wellbeing, the nature of the difficulties experienced by staff and their perception of the interventions used to support them.
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