Impacto Emocional en Pacientes Aislados de sus Familias
Resumen
Conforme transcurre la pandemia del coronavirus, ha aumentado considerablemente el miedo y la ansiedad en la población. Los pacientes hospitalizados experimentan respuestas psicosociales debido al aislamiento propio de la enfermedad. En este sentido, los pacientes también experimentan problemas emocionales tales como, estrés, depresión y ansiedad. Además, el impacto emocional para el paciente y para la familia aumenta si el individuo se encuentra en aislamiento. Bajo este contexto, la presente investigación tuvo como fin obtener de datos que revelen los índices de ansiedad, estrés y depresión de los pacientes con SARS-CoV-2. Para ello, se aplicó la escala DASS-21 a 30 pacientes internados en el Hospital General de Manta. En cuando a los resultados, se encontró que el 67% de los pacientes tienen un nivel de gravedad extremadamente severo de ansiedad, el 57% tiene un nivel severo de depresión, mientras que el 43% tiene un nivel moderado de estrés. En este sentido, se concluye que los pacientes en estudio están sufriendo un impacto emocional negativo durante su estancia hospitalaria, esto significa que el estar alejado de sus seres queridos está afectando la salud psicológica, lo que al mismo tiempo es un obstáculo para su recuperación.
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