Salud mental en trabajadores sanitarios de los Distritos de Salud 11D09-Zapotillo y 11D04-Pindal, dado durante la pandemia del Covid-19, en el 2022

Abstract

Abstract: The COVID-19 pandemic has marked a before and after in the lives of health professionals. Studies reveal that the emotional states of this population indicate a high incidence of depression, stress, anxiety, burnout and poor quality of sleep. The consequences are at a general level, with the economy being the hardest hit by the stoppage and compulsory nature of the forties. As a general objective, it was established to determine the mental health status of health workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, which through the methodology achieved the proposed results with the intervention of research designs such as Non-Experimental, Cross-sectional, Exploratory, Descriptive. And Quantitative that are characterized by answering questions posed in an investigation. The total sample was 42 health workers from the public area between nurses and doctors, a battery with psychological instruments such as MBI-HSS, (DASS - 21), (AAQ - II) 7, (UCLA- 3) and (PSQI), the same ones that produced worrying results in the variables of mental health, burnout dimensions and sleep quality with high and medium percentages.