Conocimientos, actitudes, prácticas, temor y estrés ante el Covid-19 en estudiantes y recién egresados de Enfermería en Colombia

Moreno, Sergio Ruiz; Díaz, Lorena Chaparro; Tinjaca, Cristian David Cifuentes; Portilla, Freddy Elías Perilla; Patiño, Erika Ximena Viancha

doi:10.15649/cuidarte.2044

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“…17 Studies in Europe, North America and some in Latin America reported similar needs and raised conditions that require valid mechanisms to approximate a reliable measure in processes of estimating the occurrence of problems associated with the presence of infectious diseases, considering the high emotional burden and the need to promote decision-making based on evidence related to the experience of providing health services, including academic practice settings. 21,[29][30][31][32][33][34] The results of the present study should be analyzed with caution, considering the sampling method, a condition that limits the ability to generalize the findings. Additionally, it is necessary to consider that the analysis plan did not consider criteria of temporal stability and invariance of the factors based on criteria such as gender, age or academic program, conditions that would increase the scope of establishing the psychometric properties of the instrument.…”

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Psychometric properties of an instrument measuring monkeypox knowledge, perception, and beliefs of health threat in health science students in a middle-income country

Rivera-Lozada,

Ipanaqué-Zapata,

Rivera-Lozada

et al. 2024

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Objective This study aimed to establish the factor structure and reliability of the evaluation instrument measuring monkeypox (Mpox) knowledge, perception and beliefs of health threat in students of the health area in two universities of Peru during 2022. Methods The methodology used was psychometric in nature. The study variable on knowledge of monkeypox was based on the instrument made by Ricco et al., carried out with health professionals, adjusted to Peru and administered to 416 students. Results The results showed adequate goodness-of-fit indicators with RMSEA and SRMR coefficients lower than 0.08 and a TLI lower than 0.90 and adequate reliability values for knowledge of monkeypox (KR20=0.70 and α=0.73), with the perception of health threats being the one with the highest reliability (α=0.88 and Ω=0.89). Conclusions Having instruments that accurately reflect the knowledge, perception and beliefs of health students will make it possible to contribute significantly to the prevention, control and management of this disease and, at the same time, be prepared to address other challenges of public health in the future.

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Psychometric properties of an instrument measuring monkeypox knowledge, perception, and beliefs of health threat in health science students in a middle-income country

Rivera-Lozada,

Ipanaqué-Zapata,

Rivera-Lozada

et al. 2024

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“…In summary, this study's findings highlight the importance of not only increasing knowledge but also translating that knowledge into practical, preventive behaviors. Tailored health education strategies, coupled with efforts to enhance confidence in government measures, can play a crucial role in promoting better compliance with recommended practices and reducing the risk of COVID-19 infection [37].…”

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The Level of Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices in a Caribbean Colombian Population That Recovered from COVID-19 during the Pandemic

Mantilla-Morrón,

Suárez-Palacio,

Urina-Triana

2023

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This study aimed to assess the knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors related to COVID-19 among Colombians. A cross-sectional descriptive study was carried out during the pandemic between November 2020 and May 2021 using a survey that focused on knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding COVID-19. The online survey was completed by 1424 participants who had a history of COVID-19 illness, and the study spanned 3 months. Many respondents were male students who demonstrated adequate knowledge of COVID-19 symptoms and prevention measures, although their understanding of its transmission routes was limited. Nevertheless, 65.9% expressed optimism that COVID-19 would ultimately be successfully controlled, and 71.8% had confidence in the Colombian government’s handling of the crisis. Additionally, more than half of the participants admitted to visiting crowded places, and this practice was more common among those who were less informed about COVID-19. However, many respondents reported using face masks in public. This highlights a significant gap between theoretical knowledge and actual practices that need to be addressed. To bridge this gap, establishing an interdisciplinary support network is crucial, as is launching mass education campaigns targeting specific population groups, and compiling reports on successful practices implemented during the pandemic. These efforts are essential for enhancing the overall level of knowledge, and the attitudes and practices related to COVID-19, and also for preparing for future health emergencies.

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“…La pandemia reveló un sistema de salud débil, precaria infraestructura, y deficiente logística, así como poca o nula investigación, población geriátrica abandonada, profesionales mal remunerados, falta de seguro de salud y el despliegue completo y retrasado de protecciones de fondos, lo que aumentó el riesgo de impactos en la salud mental de muchos (Gobierno del Perú, 2023;Osorio-Martínez et al, 2022). Este acontecimiento, como resultado de algunas medidas para hacerle frente como el aislamiento social y otras situaciones asociadas a ella, y los denodados esfuerzos que hicieron algunos profesionales para la contención de la enfermedad, representaron un gran reto para la salud mental, pues según estimaciones e investigaciones mostraron un número significativo de secuelas psicosociales tanto a nivel personal como a nivel comunitario, estos múltiples problemas de índole psicológico aparecieron desde síntomas aislados como la frustración, estrés, el miedo, la impotencia, la rabia y la ansiedad hasta problemas psicopatológicos, debido a que las personas se enfrentaron a un escenario desconocido (Carreño-Moreno et al, 2021;Ramírez-Ortiz et al, 2020).…”

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Actitudes frente a la pandemia por COVID-19 como predictor del estrés en estudiantes de una Escuela de Formación Policial

Aguilar,

Rodríguez Vega,

Vicuña Peri

et al. 2024

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Esta investigación pretende determinar en qué medida las actitudes frente a la pandemia por Covid-19 predicen el estrés en estudiantes de una escuela de formación policial de Trujillo. El presente estudio que utilizó el método hipotético deductivo, es de tipo básica, se trabajó con el enfoque cuantitativo, no experimental, de nivel correlacional predictivo y de corte transversal. La población estuvo constituida por 504 estudiantes de este centro de formación policial, cuyas edades oscilan entre los 18 y 25 años de edad, de la cual se extrajo una muestra de 288 estudiantes. Los instrumentos utilizados fueron el Inventario de reacciones de estrés y el Cuestionario de actitudes hacia la pandemia Covid-19. Los resultados demuestran que por cada unidad que mejore las actitudes frente a la pandemia, el estrés disminuirá (□-.44), ± .04, esta predicción es significativa (p<.001) y de magnitud grande (Z β= -.71). Las actitudes frente a la pandemia predicen un 51% de la variabilidad del estrés. La investigación concluye que las actitudes frente a la pandemia, predicen significativamente el estrés (p<.001), en un 51%; así como en sus dimensiones reacciones cognitivas (p<.001) en un 42%, reacciones fisiológicas (p<.001) en un 40%, y reacciones emocionales (p<.001) en un 43%.

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Conocimientos, actitudes, prácticas, temor y estrés ante el Covid-19 en estudiantes y recién egresados de Enfermería en Colombia

Cited by 6 publications

References 28 publications

Psychometric properties of an instrument measuring monkeypox knowledge, perception, and beliefs of health threat in health science students in a middle-income country

Psychometric properties of an instrument measuring monkeypox knowledge, perception, and beliefs of health threat in health science students in a middle-income country

The Level of Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices in a Caribbean Colombian Population That Recovered from COVID-19 during the Pandemic

Actitudes frente a la pandemia por COVID-19 como predictor del estrés en estudiantes de una Escuela de Formación Policial

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