Abstract

Background of Study: The World Health Organization has designated the outbreak as a global epidemic, requiring country to tighten its statewide lockdown in order to prevent the illness from spreading and to put an end to the outbreak in its several states. This study is designed to establish how many bankers are aware of the Corona Virus. Most of people are sensitive to fear of sickness or death, feeling hopeless, and being stereotype at the group level, just as they are at the individual level. The epidemic has a negative effect on public mental health, perhaps leading to psychiatric crises.
 Objectives: To assess the awareness and stress level regarding covid-19 pandemic among bankers.
 Materials and Methods: A Descriptive research design study was undertaken to assess awareness and stress level regarding covid-19 pandemic among bankers. In this study the total number of 100 who fulfill the inclusion criteria were selected banks in Wardha city. The study was non-probability convenient sampling technique used and the tool was the structured questionnaires on awareness of covid-19 and also modify modify perceived stress scale. The data gathering process began based on the objectives and the hypothesis the data was statistically analyzed with various tests such as descriptive statistics and inferential statistics. 
 Results: This study is planned to assess to assess awareness and stress level in bankers regarding covid-19 pandemic. The result are shows that the awareness of bankers, 6% of bankers had average, 83% of bankers had good and 11% of bankers had excellent level of awareness level. Minimum awareness score was 6 and maximum awareness score was 18. Mean awareness score was 13.51±2.01 and mean percentage of awareness score was 68.55±10.08. The stress level of banker’s shows that 7% of bankers had moderate stress, 80% had severe and 13% of bankers had extreme stress. Minimum stress score was 22 and maximum stress score was 65. Mean stress score was 37.59±10.50 and mean percentage of stress score was 59.48±12.75
 Conclusion: To assess overall awareness and stress level in bankers regarding covid-19 pandemic. We conducted a survey with a representative sample of the Wardha city. Our research study concluded that the bankers have good knowledge related to covid-19 and suffer from high level of stress. One sensible option is to give expert counselling to reduce this unnecessary stress. We recommend that deep breathing exercise, meditation, yoga can also help people to eliminate stress.

Highlights

  • In December of this year in Chinese Wuhan the new coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-2019) was first appeared (Hubei province)

  • This section deals with the assessment of level of awareness and stress level regarding COVID19 pandemic among bankers

  • The level of awareness is divided in the headings of poor, average, good and excellent and level of stress is divided in the headings of no stress, mild stress, moderate, severe and extreme stress respectively

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Introduction

In December of this year in Chinese Wuhan the new coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-2019) was first appeared (Hubei province). The additional symptoms listed include shivering, coryza, throat infection, diarrhea, nausea and vomiting these droplets can be inhaled by close individuals or fall over items and surfaces that someone else can contact and infect your nostrils, eyes and mouth [4-7]. These symptoms are usually moderate and there are no indications or symptoms for some infected people. This study is designed to establish how many bankers are aware of the Corona Virus. Objectives: To assess the awareness and stress level regarding covid-19 pandemic among bankers. Materials and Methods: A Descriptive research design study was undertaken to assess awareness and stress level regarding covid-19 pandemic among bankers. The study was non-probability convenient sampling technique used and the tool was the structured questionnaires

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