Relación entre estilo de vida y estrés laboral en el personal de enfermería en tiempos de COVID-19

Introduction: In this new normal caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the concepts of lifestyle and stress have achieved greater relevance, due to their impact on the health of the population, and especially on health workers. Objective: To identify the relationship between lifestyle and work stress in nursing personnel, in times of COVID-19. Methods: Descriptive correlational research with a cross-sectional design, in the surgical center service of the Hospital de Alta Complejidad Virgen de la Puerta, Peru, during March-May 2020. Population made up of 66 nurses, the questionnaire of Profile of Style of Life (FIFO-I) by Nola Pender, and the work stress questionnaire developed by Maslach, Schaufeli and Leiter. For the correlation between variables, the Spearman correlation coefficient was used, with statistical significance determined by: If p <0.05. Results: When contrasting the variable lifestyle and work stress, the point with the highest statistical frequency is between the unhealthy level of the lifestyle with the average level of work stress with 39.39%, followed by the healthy level of the lifestyle With the average level of work stress with 33.33%, on average there is a healthy level of lifestyle with 51.51%, and an average level of work stress with 72.72%. Conclusion: There is an inverse, considerable and significant relationship between lifestyle and work stress, as it has been shown that rs = -0.692 with p =1.2532E-10.