Vaccine against COVID-19

Picazo, Juan J.

doi:10.37201/req/085.2021

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“…As a matter of fact, having the full vaccine and booster doses reduces the transmission, morbidity, and mortality rates of the virus. However, not having any dose or only having one could increase the levels of concern, insecurity, and uncertainty because they are likely to be infected, present a severe COVID-19 case, and die [ 31 ].…”

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Concern about the Spread of COVID-19 in Regular Basic Education Teachers When Returning to Face-to-Face Classes

Araoz

Quispe

Gallegos

et al. 2023

Behavioral Sciences

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During the health emergency caused by COVID-19, a series of sensations such as fear, stress, and concern about contracting the virus were developed. Despite the fact that in recent months infection rates have been significantly reduced due to vaccination campaigns, the return of teachers to face-to-face classes established in Peru from April 2022 has increased once again the fear that contagion levels could grow. Therefore, the objective was to analyze the concern of regular basic education teachers about the spread of COVID-19 when returning to face-to-face classes. A quantitative investigation was carried out; the research design was observational and the type of study was descriptive cross-sectional. The sample was made up of 648 teachers who responded to the Scale of Concern for the Contagion of COVID-19, an instrument with adequate psychometric properties. The results show that 43.8% of teachers had moderate levels of concern about the spread of COVID-19, 38.7% had low levels, and 17.5% had high levels. Teachers reported most recurrent concerns about some risks in educational institutions and the fear of spreading COVID-19 to their relatives or people with whom they lived. On the other hand, it was found that some sociodemographic, occupational, and medical variables were significantly associated with this concern (p < 0.05). Then, it was concluded that teachers had moderate levels of concern about the spread of COVID-19 when returning to face-to-face classes.

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Concern about the Spread of COVID-19 in Regular Basic Education Teachers When Returning to Face-to-Face Classes

Araoz

Quispe

Gallegos

et al. 2023

Behavioral Sciences

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“…The great morbidity and mortality produced by the COVID‐19 pandemic around the world have forced research on vaccines in a way never before experienced (Picazo, 2021). The COVID‐19 vaccines were available in record time, and many countries deployed COVID‐19 vaccines to fight against the pandemic throughout the year 2021.…”

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Professional quality of life and fear of COVID‐19 among Spanish nurses: A longitudinal repeated cross‐sectional study

González-Nuevo

Postigo

Menéndez

et al. 2023

Journal of Clinical Nursing

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Aim and ObjectivesTo evaluate changes in compassion fatigue (CF), burnout (BO), compassion satisfaction (CS) and fear of COVID‐19 among Spanish nurses by comparing two assessment points: before and after the COVID‐19 vaccination campaign.BackgroundThe COVID‐19 pandemic has produced a great impact in healthcare worker's professional quality of life, especially among nurses. CF, BO and fear of COVID‐19 decisively affect the care provided by nurses and put them at risk for mental health problems, so longitudinal studies are essential.DesignA repeated cross‐sectional design was carried out with a time‐lapse of 12 months.MethodsA total of 439 registered nurses in December 2020 and 410 in December 2021 participated in this study through an online survey. Data were collected using the Professional Quality of Life Questionnaire and the Fear of COVID‐19 Scale. Occupational and sociodemographic variables were also analysed. This article adheres to the STROBE guidelines for the reporting of observational studies.ResultsThe fear of COVID‐19 has not been reduced among nurses. The levels of BO remain stable and continue to be high in half of the professionals. CF has been reduced with a small effect size (d = 0.30), while CS has also decreased (d = 0.30). Positive correlations were found in both assessment points between fear of COVID‐19 and BO (r = .44, p ≤ .001; r = .41, p ≤ .001) and also between fear of COVID and CF (r = .57, p ≤ .001; r = .50, p ≤ .001). Negative correlations between fear and CS were also found (r = − .16, p = .001; r = − .22, p ≤ .001).Relevance to Clinical PracticeProgrammes to reduce fear of COVID‐19, BO and CF are needed to improve mental health and to prevent psychological distress among nurses, as well as to increase CS and preserve the productivity and quality of nursing care.Patient or Public ContributionThe nurses collaborated by participating in the present study anonymously and disinterestedly.

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“…La complicación de elaborar una vacuna se asocia a diversos factores, ya que ha de tenerse en cuenta la identificación de antígenos, la mutabilidad de los microorganismos, la estabilidad de la memoria inmunológica, además de las distintas reacciones que pueden surgir debido a componentes del ambiente, genéticos o de rango etario (7)(8)(9)(10). La seguridad de las vacunas es primordial, ya que puede afectar su credibilidad y la intención de vacunarse contra diversas enfermedades; existen grupos que se niegan a la vacunación a pesar de la evidencia científica disponible a partir de los ensayos clínicos bien planteados, doble ciego, prospectivos y aleatorizados (11,12).…”

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Percepción de la Vacuna contra la COVID-19 en Población Chilena

Ortiz-Barrero,

Matar-Khalil,

González-Campos

2023

Rev. cienc. cuidad.

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Introducción: La vacuna ha demostrado ser la forma más efectiva para controlar la pandemia por COVID-19 previniendo complicaciones como sintomatología grave y mortalidad. En la decisión de vacunarse y la percepción de la vacuna han influido los medios de comunicación y factores psicológicos, socioculturales y biológicos. Objetivos: Identificar en población chilena la percepción de la vacuna contra la COVID-19, sus factores biopsicosociales y la influencia de variables sociodemográficas y relacionadas con la vacunación. Métodos: Estudio de cohorte transversal, cuyo nivel de profundización es descriptivo-inferencial. Tamaño muestral con un nivel de confianza del 95% y un error de estimación de 5%, en un muestreo aleatorio (probabilístico o sin intencionalidad) y estratificado. Se adaptó un cuestionario para obtener un índice de percepción de la vacuna y se aplicó a 695 chilenos. Se efectuaron análisis de asociación y regresión lineal múltiple. Resultados: Se observó que, aunque el 96.3% de los participantes se encuentran vacunados contra la COVID-19, la percepción general de la vacuna es regular, con predominio de la dimensión psicológica. Variables como el nivel socioeconómico, la decisión voluntaria de vacunarse contra la COVID-19, la muerte de alguien cercano por COVID-19 estando vacunado y el conflicto por la decisión de vacunarse, se encuentran significativamente relacionadas y tienen influencia en la percepción de la vacuna. Conclusiones: Para comprender la percepción de una vacuna, debe tomarse en cuenta la perspectiva biopsicosocial, la percepción del riesgo en relación con las conductas de salud, la influencia de los medios y otros factores implicados.

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Vaccine against COVID-19

Cited by 11 publications

References 157 publications

Concern about the Spread of COVID-19 in Regular Basic Education Teachers When Returning to Face-to-Face Classes

Concern about the Spread of COVID-19 in Regular Basic Education Teachers When Returning to Face-to-Face Classes

Professional quality of life and fear of COVID‐19 among Spanish nurses: A longitudinal repeated cross‐sectional study

Percepción de la Vacuna contra la COVID-19 en Población Chilena

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