TY - JOUR
T1 - Estrés y ansiedad en cuatro docentes peruanas después de haber padecido COVID-19
AU - Cuadros, Mildred Jénica Ledesma
AU - Reynosa Navarro, Enaidy
AU - Vergaray, Juan Méndez
AU - Arellano, Edith Gissela Rivera
AU - Caceres, Fátima Del Socorro Torres
AU - Diaz, Sebastián Sanchez
N1 - Publisher Copyright:
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PY - 2021
Y1 - 2021
N2 - Introduction: The global impact of COVID-19 has generated unprecedented sociocultural, economic and political changes. In the educational context, it caused manifestations of stress and anxiety, especially in teachers convalescing from COVID-19, leaving them biopsychosocial sequelae that limited their teaching work. Objective: To analyze the manifestations of stress and anxiety in four Peruvian teachers after having suffered from COVID-19. Methods: Qualitative, phenomenological, hermeneutical study that allowed us to reflect on the manifestations of stress and anxiety that the participating teachers affected after having suffered from COVID-19. The study categories were Stress and Anxiety. The research was developed in three stages: 1. Descriptive, 2. Structural and 3. Discussion. In the first, the planning of the methodological and ethical processes was carried out. In the second, intervention protocols and contingency plans were proposed and a first approach was made to the participating teachers. In the third, the results obtained were contrasted with previous studies; allowing to determine the convergent and divergent points relevant to the present study. Results: Manifestations of stress and anxiety at a physical, mental and intellectual level were found in four Peruv ian teachers after having suffered from COVID-19, which limited their extraordinary teaching performance. Conclusions: Apart from the diagnosed manifestations of stress and anxiety and thanks to the motivation, commitment, perseverance and perseverance demonstrated by the participants; They were able to readjust to the new reality and gradually begin to recover their pedagogical skills.
AB - Introduction: The global impact of COVID-19 has generated unprecedented sociocultural, economic and political changes. In the educational context, it caused manifestations of stress and anxiety, especially in teachers convalescing from COVID-19, leaving them biopsychosocial sequelae that limited their teaching work. Objective: To analyze the manifestations of stress and anxiety in four Peruvian teachers after having suffered from COVID-19. Methods: Qualitative, phenomenological, hermeneutical study that allowed us to reflect on the manifestations of stress and anxiety that the participating teachers affected after having suffered from COVID-19. The study categories were Stress and Anxiety. The research was developed in three stages: 1. Descriptive, 2. Structural and 3. Discussion. In the first, the planning of the methodological and ethical processes was carried out. In the second, intervention protocols and contingency plans were proposed and a first approach was made to the participating teachers. In the third, the results obtained were contrasted with previous studies; allowing to determine the convergent and divergent points relevant to the present study. Results: Manifestations of stress and anxiety at a physical, mental and intellectual level were found in four Peruv ian teachers after having suffered from COVID-19, which limited their extraordinary teaching performance. Conclusions: Apart from the diagnosed manifestations of stress and anxiety and thanks to the motivation, commitment, perseverance and perseverance demonstrated by the participants; They were able to readjust to the new reality and gradually begin to recover their pedagogical skills.
KW - Anxiety
KW - COVID-19
KW - Mental Health
KW - Post-COVID
KW - Stress
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M3 - Artículo
AN - SCOPUS:85125649902
SN - 0864-2141
VL - 35
JO - Revista Cubana de Educacion Medica Superior
JF - Revista Cubana de Educacion Medica Superior
M1 - e2984
ER -