Dataset of the adapted COVID stress scales for healthcare professionals of the northeast region of Mexico

The dataset presented examines the levels of stress persisting in healthcare professionals of the Northeast region of Mexico. Using an online platform to obtain data, a survey was developed and distributed through electronic means during a 6-week period covering July and August 2020, considered one...

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Published in:Data in brief 2021-02, Vol.34, p.106733-106733, Article 106733
Main Authors: Padilla-Rivas, Gerardo R., Delgado-Gallegos, Juan Luis, Montemayor-Garza, Rene de Jesús, Franco-Villareal, Héctor, Cosio-León, María De los Ángeles, Avilés-Rodriguez, Gener, Zuñiga-Violante, Erika, Romo-Cardenas, Gerardo Salvador, Islas, Jose Francisco
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Data
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Healthcare professionals stress
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Mexico
Mexico COVID stress scales
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description The dataset presented examines the levels of stress persisting in healthcare professionals of the Northeast region of Mexico. Using an online platform to obtain data, a survey was developed and distributed through electronic means during a 6-week period covering July and August 2020, considered one of the periods with the highest reported COVID cases in Mexico. Our survey looked at six major stress developing areas: danger, fear of contamination, social economic consequences, xenophobia, compulsive checking and reassurance seeking, and traumatic stress; we added an extra question to assess fear of being an asymptomatic patient. The data was statistically analyzed looking for correlations and dependencies. Thus, helping in policy and decision-making processes to assist and manage stress in healthcare professionals.
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