Authors :
Janeth Toalongo-Salto; Isabel Cristina Mesa-Cano; Andrés Alexis Ramírez-Coronel
Volume/Issue :
Volume 6 - 2021, Issue 3 - March
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Abstract :
The quality of life within personal wellbeing is
conditioned by both objective and subjective factors,
which when combined harmoniously, achieve a feeling of
wellbeing in general as a satisfactory personal goal, this
perception of satisfaction, leads to a comprehensive
development; in which aspects such as our physical and
psychological health, social relationships and the
different development environments, achieve more
rewarding personal results and benefits. The objective
of this study was to relate the quality of life and fear of
nursing interns of the Catholic University of Cuenca,
headquarters and extension, during the process of preprofessional practices in COVID-19.
Method: we worked with a non-experimental,
descriptive, correlational, cross-sectional, prospective
and qualitative approach study, applying the following
instruments: WHOQOL-BREF and the Fear of COVID19 scale (FCV-19S). The nursing interns of the Catholic
University of Cuenca who are doing their preprofessional internship present medium levels of quality
of life and high levels of fear of COVID-19. According to
Pearson's R of -0.101, it was demonstrated that there is a
negative and low correlation between quality of life and
fear of COVID-19.
Keywords :
Quality of Life, Fear, Nursing Interns, PreProfessional Practices, COVID-19.
The quality of life within personal wellbeing is
conditioned by both objective and subjective factors,
which when combined harmoniously, achieve a feeling of
wellbeing in general as a satisfactory personal goal, this
perception of satisfaction, leads to a comprehensive
development; in which aspects such as our physical and
psychological health, social relationships and the
different development environments, achieve more
rewarding personal results and benefits. The objective
of this study was to relate the quality of life and fear of
nursing interns of the Catholic University of Cuenca,
headquarters and extension, during the process of preprofessional practices in COVID-19.
Method: we worked with a non-experimental,
descriptive, correlational, cross-sectional, prospective
and qualitative approach study, applying the following
instruments: WHOQOL-BREF and the Fear of COVID19 scale (FCV-19S). The nursing interns of the Catholic
University of Cuenca who are doing their preprofessional internship present medium levels of quality
of life and high levels of fear of COVID-19. According to
Pearson's R of -0.101, it was demonstrated that there is a
negative and low correlation between quality of life and
fear of COVID-19.
Keywords :
Quality of Life, Fear, Nursing Interns, PreProfessional Practices, COVID-19.
