Trabajo muy cansado pero satisfactorio. Vivencias de enfermeras durante el proceso de vacunación contra la COVID-19
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2024
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Universidad Nacional de Trujillo
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El presente estudio de investigación de tipo cualitativo – fenomenológico, tuvo como objetivo describir, categorizar y analizar las vivencias de las enfermeras durante el proceso de vacunación contra la covid-19. Se desarrolló en el distrito de Huamachuco, la población de estudio estuvo conformada por enfermeras que cumplieron los criterios de inclusión y aceptaron formar parte de la investigación. La recolección de datos se realizó a través del método de entrevista fenomenológica, donde se obtuvieron los discursos para luego ser descritos, categorizados y analizados, y finalmente develar el fenómeno en estudio; se culminó con la recolección de datos al presentarse la saturación de información en la octava entrevista a enfermeras. Se respetaron los principios éticos y el rigor científico que salvaguardaron los derechos de los participantes. Los hallazgos mostraron que las vivencias fueron múltiples, pudiéndose clasificar en tres categorías: un trabajo agotador, el escepticismo en la población y finalmente la satisfacción laboral y vocación de servicio. En conclusión, el proceso de vacunación fue un desencadenante de muchas vivencias para las enfermeras, quienes al final demostraron resiliencia y se sintieron satisfechas con el trabajo realizado durante el proceso de vacunación contra la covid-19, lo cual nos permitió develar el fenómeno: “Trabajo muy cansado, pero satisfactorio”.
The present qualitative – phenomenological research study, the objective was to describe, analyze and categorize the experiences of nurses during the COVID 19 vaccination process. It was developed in the district of Huamachuco, the study population was made up of nurses who met the inclusion criteria and accepted to be part of the research. Data collection was carried out through the phenomenological interview method, where the discourses were obtained to then be described, categorized and analyzed, and finally to reveal the phenomenon under study; Data collection culminated in the saturation of information in the eighth interview with nurses. The ethical principles and scientific rigor that safeguarded the rights of the participants were respected. The findings showed that the experiences were multiple, and could be classified into three categories: exhausting work, skepticism in the population and finally job satisfaction and vocation for service. In conclusion, the vaccination process was a trigger for many experiences for the nurses, who in the end demonstrated resilience and felt satisfied with the work done during the vaccination process against covid-19, which allowed us to unveil the phenomenon: "Very tiring, but satisfying work".
The present qualitative – phenomenological research study, the objective was to describe, analyze and categorize the experiences of nurses during the COVID 19 vaccination process. It was developed in the district of Huamachuco, the study population was made up of nurses who met the inclusion criteria and accepted to be part of the research. Data collection was carried out through the phenomenological interview method, where the discourses were obtained to then be described, categorized and analyzed, and finally to reveal the phenomenon under study; Data collection culminated in the saturation of information in the eighth interview with nurses. The ethical principles and scientific rigor that safeguarded the rights of the participants were respected. The findings showed that the experiences were multiple, and could be classified into three categories: exhausting work, skepticism in the population and finally job satisfaction and vocation for service. In conclusion, the vaccination process was a trigger for many experiences for the nurses, who in the end demonstrated resilience and felt satisfied with the work done during the vaccination process against covid-19, which allowed us to unveil the phenomenon: "Very tiring, but satisfying work".
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Vivencias, Enfermeras