Experiencias de enfermeras(os) que brindan cuidado a personas con COVID-19 en un hospital público del Perú
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https://doi.org/10.14198/cuid.26149Palabras clave:
Enfermeras (os); experiencias; COVID-19; pacientes, hospitalResumen
Introducción: El personal de enfermería afrontó diversas situaciones para salvar vidas durante la COVID-19. Objetivos: Describir las experiencias de enfermeras (os) que brindan cuidado a personas con COVID 19 en un hospital público. Métodos: Estudio cualitativo, abordaje fenomenológico. Participaron 12 profesionales de enfermería que cuidaron a pacientes con COVID-19 en un Hospital público en Chachapoyas, Perú. Los datos se recolectaron por entrevista online. Resultados: Se obtuvo cuatro categorías: a) Entre la tristeza ante la muerte y la felicidad ante el alta del paciente crítico con COVID-19, b) Situaciones más desalentadoras de la COVID-19: falta de recursos, equipos de protección personal, maltrato y miedo, c) Situaciones más alentadoras de la COVID-19: espiritualidad, trato humano, aprendizaje, y equipamiento de hospitales, d) Recomendaciones: autocuidado, salud mental y trabajo en equipo. Conclusiones: Los(as) enfermeros(as) brindaron cuidado integral a los pacientes con COVID-19 sin importar las circunstancias en las que se encontraban. Se propone la teoría temporo - espacial del Siglo XXI, donde el cuidado se hace con amplias barreras de protección y equipos sofisticados, pero para la comunicación terapéutica se usa las tecnologías de la información.
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