Study on the Mental Health Service Behavior of Medical Staff Based on Electrocardiogram

Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is a fatal infectious disease caused by human immunodeficiency virus, which poses a serious threat to human health. The contagion of AIDS has greatly increased the psychological pressure of frontline medical staff. The mental health service behavior of medical staff based on electrocardiograms is analyzed. Firstly, an automatic ECG analysis technique is employed to evaluate the mental health service behavior of medical staff. Then, in order to promote the relationship between doctors and patients, Holter's algorithm is applied to improve mental health services. Subsequently, the experiment based on ECG data is conducted to solve the problem of relieving the psychological pressure of medical staff. All samples are divided into high group (average score is 29.21), average group (average score is 31.43), and low group (average score is 34.85) according to the first 20%, middle 60%, and last 20%. The experimental results show that a considerable number of frontline medical personnel have psychological problems in AIDS surgery.