Location via proxy:   [ UP ]  
[Report a bug]   [Manage cookies]                
Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 14 views

    Evaluation

    Uploaded by

    abegailsudayon.sjwmsa
    This document summarizes a case study about the struggles faced by medical frontline workers in Antipolo City during the COVID-19 pandemic. Twenty-five frontline workers, including nurses, doctors, medical technicians, pharmacists, and medical staff, were surveyed about their experiences. Key findings include that respondents felt compelled to help patients despite risks to their own safety. Many struggled with not being able to spend time with family out of infection concerns. While some faced discrimination, most respondents emphasized focusing on serving others and working together to overcome challenges. The study evaluates how frontline workers have survived the pandemic and provides recommendations to better support them through protection from discrimination and ensuring adequate resources.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Evaluation

    Uploaded by

    abegailsudayon.sjwmsa
    14 views3 pages
    This document summarizes a case study about the struggles faced by medical frontline workers in Antipolo City during the COVID-19 pandemic. Twenty-five frontline workers, including nurses, doctors, medical technicians, pharmacists, and medical staff, were surveyed about their experiences. Key findings include that respondents felt compelled to help patients despite risks to their own safety. Many struggled with not being able to spend time with family out of infection concerns. While some faced discrimination, most respondents emphasized focusing on serving others and working together to overcome challenges. The study evaluates how frontline workers have survived the pandemic and provides recommendations to better support them through protection from discrimination and ensuring adequate resources.

    Original Title

    evaluation

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This document summarizes a case study about the struggles faced by medical frontline workers in Antipolo City during the COVID-19 pandemic. Twenty-five frontline workers, including nurses, doctors, medical technicians, pharmacists, and medical staff, were surveyed about their experiences. Key findings include that respondents felt compelled to help patients despite risks to their own safety. Many struggled with not being able to spend time with family out of infection concerns. While some faced discrimination, most respondents emphasized focusing on serving others and working together to overcome challenges. The study evaluates how frontline workers have survived the pandemic and provides recommendations to better support them through protection from discrimination and ensuring adequate resources.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    14 views3 pages

    Evaluation

    Uploaded by

    abegailsudayon.sjwmsa
    This document summarizes a case study about the struggles faced by medical frontline workers in Antipolo City during the COVID-19 pandemic. Twenty-five frontline workers, including nurses, doctors, medical technicians, pharmacists, and medical staff, were surveyed about their experiences. Key findings include that respondents felt compelled to help patients despite risks to their own safety. Many struggled with not being able to spend time with family out of infection concerns. While some faced discrimination, most respondents emphasized focusing on serving others and working together to overcome challenges. The study evaluates how frontline workers have survived the pandemic and provides recommendations to better support them through protection from discrimination and ensuring adequate resources.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    of 3

    Medical Front Liner: Kalusugan o Bayan?

    A Case Study about the Struggles of the Selected


    Medical Front Liners in Antipolo City

    EVALUATION OF THE STUDY


    The main objective of the case study is to determine the different life struggles
    and different discriminatory remarks that our frontliner going through
    furthermore to know what are the reasons for choosing to stay in a field
    hospital even if they have the choices not too.

    The respondents of the study are the selected medical frontliners: fourteen
    (14)Nurses , four (4) Doctors , two (2) Medical Technicians, two (2)
    Pharmacist and three (3) Medical staff
    The type of survey that the researchers used is “survey questionnaire ”
    through Microsoft Word . In which respondents will put their answers. The
    respondents are expected to answer the questions honestly and quickly
    because it’s based on their own perception only. Moreover, the researchers
    are also expected to gather accurate and valid data from the respondents to
    make their study more reliable and successful.

    Here are the step by step processes that the researchers do before, during
    and after collecting the data from their selected respondents. At first, the
    researchers formulate or think of some relevant questions to be asked on the
    respondents. After formulating questions, the researchers evaluate and
    finalize the questions and then submit the formulated questions to the case
    study adviser to check and validate the questions. Now, the questions were
    validated by the case study adviser as well as the school directress. The
    researchers started gathering data from the selected respondents through a
    survey questionnaire. Afterwards, all the gathered data was written in a piece
    of paper and the researchers started analysing it. At that point the gathered
    data were ready for the interpretation of the result as the researchers
    interpreted it and started doing the findings and conclusion based on their
    interpretation on the given data.

    This chapter evaluates the gathered data of different frontliners respondents


    on how they face and survive on this pandemic.

    In response to question 1, here the summarization answers of the


    respondents, simply all of them responded the same answer and their main
    point was that they are all risking their lives just to help other people to fight
    against covid-19 even if they are scared of being infected with the virus. There
    is no exact one word to describe cumulatively the hardships that they
    experienced during this pandemic. As a frontliner, as they go on with my
    everyday life and encounter different people, the hardships were sometimes
    worthy, there were times that they were depressing, and sometimes they were
    fulfilling. But at the end of the day, they just remind myself that in every
    hardship there is a lesson learned and every challenge is an eye-opened .The
    most challenging part is when they risking they own life just save more lives

    In the second question 88% respondents answered that the struggles that
    they experienced was they can't give time to their family because they are
    also worried that their family will get infected by the virus and while the 12%
    respondents answered and the reason was related in wearing personal
    protective equipment in which they are not comfortable to wear it.

    For the question number three 100% respondents answer with full of honesty
    because they said that they don't mind those people who discriminate them
    and they just see the bright side of life by being calm at all time and according
    to them they always practice empathy and understand those people and they
    believe that they tend to overreact since they didn’t know the situation.

    Their answer for the fourth question, 72% respondents answered and their
    reason was they choose to serve is because they love serving people and this
    is their passion while for the 28% respondents they chose to keep on serving
    all of us for our sake. Even if they are tired and wasted they continue serving
    and helping us because they know they are the one who can help us in this
    pandemic.

    While in the question number five 100% respondents give beautiful advice
    that makes us believe that no matter what happens we will fight together and
    we will survive together if we will help each other to fight this virus, that we
    keep moving on because later on we will pass it all together.

    For the sixth question 100% of the respondents answered yes and they said
    they will still continue to serve our country just to help other people because
    they love their job and they are willing to risk their life again.

    For the seventh question most of the respondents answered yes and their
    reason was because they believed that this law is can protect our frontliners in
    terms of the support and protection in discrimination while the other 4
    respondents answered no and their reason is they can't feel the existence of
    that law.

    Question 8 – 48% respondents answered No and their reason was they think
    that the financial support of the Phil health is not enough to give support to our
    frontliner while the 52% other respondents answered Yes and their reason is
    that it would be a great acknowledgement for them if they will receive that kind
    of support and if you’re happy serving you’re just doing your job; additional
    compensation is just a bonus.
    For the question number nine 56% respondents replied yes and their reason
    was because they believed that the law can protect the frontliners from
    discrimination of other people and the 12% respondents replied no and it’s
    because they think that the law is not really helpful to protect our frontliners in
    terms of protection while the 32% respondents did’nt respond for this
    question.

    For the last question 68% of the respondents has the same point of
    suggestion and that is the giving the full support and protection to our
    frontliner which they actually needed and also their reason why they said this
    is to make sure that no one frontliner would experience discrimination again
    and they also no need to suffer in using the medical equipment or the ppe if
    the law will improve their services in helping our frontliner while 32% did’nt
    respond in this question.

    You might also like