Impacto en la salud mental y actitud al Covid-19 en usuarios de una oficina farmacéutica en Ate 2021
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Universidad Privada de Huancayo Franklin Roosevelt
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Este estudio nos permite identificar la relación entre la actitud al COVID-19 y el impacto en la salud mental en usuarios atendidos en una oficina farmacéutica en ATE 2021. Métodos. La investigación fue de tipo básico, diseño no experimental, descriptivo correlacional y cuantitativo, técnica encuesta e instrumento un cuestionario. Resultados. De los 196 usuarios, 97.4% estuvo de acuerdo en uso de mascarilla y 74.4% recomendaría plantas medicinales, 77.6% recomendaría antibióticos, 50.6% no ocurrió síntomas depresivos, 58.9% no ocurrió síntomas de ansiedad. Conclusión. Se identificó que hubo relación entre la actitud al COVID-19 con el impacto en la salud mental en usuarios atendidos en una oficina farmacéutica
This study allows us to identify the relationship between attitude to COVID-19 and the impact on mental health in users served in a pharmaceutical office in ATE 2021. Methods. The research was of basic type, non-experimental design, descriptive correlational and quantitative, survey technique and questionnaire instrument. Results. Of the 196 users, 97.4% agreed with the use of masks and 74.4% would recommend medicinal plants, 77.6% would recommend antibiotics, 50.6% did not have depressive symptoms, 58.9% did not have anxiety symptoms. Conclusion. It was identified that there was a relationship between the attitude to COVID-19 and the impact on mental health in users attended in a pharmaceutical office
This study allows us to identify the relationship between attitude to COVID-19 and the impact on mental health in users served in a pharmaceutical office in ATE 2021. Methods. The research was of basic type, non-experimental design, descriptive correlational and quantitative, survey technique and questionnaire instrument. Results. Of the 196 users, 97.4% agreed with the use of masks and 74.4% would recommend medicinal plants, 77.6% would recommend antibiotics, 50.6% did not have depressive symptoms, 58.9% did not have anxiety symptoms. Conclusion. It was identified that there was a relationship between the attitude to COVID-19 and the impact on mental health in users attended in a pharmaceutical office
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