Resiliencia en enfermeras durante la pandemia COVID-19.
Resumen
La investigación busca identificar el nivel de resiliencia de las enfermeras en el marco de la pandemia COVID-19. Se realizó una revisión integrativa buscando artículos de investigación sobre niveles de resiliencia en enfermeras durante la pandemia COVID-19 entre 2020-2021. Los autores coinciden que las enfermeras poseen resiliencia, mayormente alto, seguido de medio y bajo, como característica evidente de su desempeño relacionado a la necesidad de afrontar y adaptarse a un entorno laboral estresante, con situaciones que reflejan la vulnerabilidad de las personas ante la enfermedad, el sufrimiento y la muerte, incrementándose en condiciones laborales adversas como la pandemia COVID-19.
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