Investigation on the psychological health situation of the pilots after crush

YU Guo-qin; SHEN Chun-hong; SHI Xin; MA Wei-wei

Abstract：Objective We aimed to investigate the pilots’psychological status after crash, providing evidence to operate appropriate psychological interventions. Methods Pilots were investigated with symptom checklist (SCL-90) within a week after crash. Compared with his normal symptom checklist (SCL-90) results, factor-values on different age group (line by 30), marriage situation were analyzed and compared. Results Compared with pilots’ normal symptom checklist(SCL-90) results after crash, total score rose with slight difference(P>0.05). Other factors rose with no apparent difference(P>0.05)except that hostility factor rose much higher than usual(P<0.01. Pilots older than 30 rose with no apparent different factors(P>0.05)except terror factor apperently higher than usual(P<0.01). All factors did not change dramatically(P>0.05)after crash.Conclusions Pilots’hostility factor score rose after crash. Those younger than 30 mainly rose in horror factor score, while the others maily rose in hostility factior score. Marriage situation revealed no effect on crash. All above presented pilots’ psychological health situation lower than their normal status. Pilots’ ages influence their psychological health situation to different degree, yet marriage situation has little influence.