This study explored social work students' attitudes toward healthcare responsibilities after the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Surveying n = 184 third and fourth-year Social Work students revealed a generally negative attitude toward working in healthcare. Factors such as age, marital status, academic level, personal or familial virus infection history, COVID-19 vaccination status, presence of chronic illness, or experiencing a COVID-19-related death did not significantly influence these attitudes. The challenges faced in healthcare during the pandemic, including psychological and physiological impacts, underscore the importance of equipping Social Work students with the necessary knowledge and skills for future healthcare roles. This research suggests that addressing students' concerns and competencies in Social Work curricula may positively influence their future healthcare field engagement.

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大流行后对医疗保健工作的兴趣：一项关于社会工作学生观点的研究。


本研究探讨了 2019 年冠状病毒病 （COVID-19） 大流行后社会工作学生对医疗保健责任的态度。对 n = 184 名三年级和四年级社会工作学生的调查显示，他们对医疗保健工作普遍持负面态度。年龄、婚姻状况、学术水平、个人或家庭病毒感染史、COVID-19 疫苗接种状况、是否存在慢性病或经历与 COVID-19 相关的死亡等因素并没有显着影响这些态度。大流行期间医疗保健面临的挑战，包括心理和生理影响，强调了为社会工作学生提供未来医疗保健角色所需的知识和技能的重要性。这项研究表明，解决学生在社会工作课程中的担忧和能力可能会对他们未来的医疗保健领域参与产生积极影响。