Resumen
Objetivo: Examinar la bibliografía sobre las repercusiones de la COVID-19 en la salud de los profesionales de enfermería. Revisión de la literatura: El COVID-19 ha sido el problema de salud pública mundial más importante de los últimos 100 años. Los profesionales de enfermería han estado en la primera línea de la pandemia, presentes en toda la red asistencial, experimentando impactos en su salud. La pandemia ha revelado que las tasas de prevalencia de depresión, ansiedad e insomnio entre los profesionales de enfermería han aumentado en este escenario. Diversas demandas han marcado la práctica profesional de la enfermería, teniendo que lidiar con el dolor, la pérdida, el sufrimiento y la muerte. Este sufrimiento psicológico repercute en la vida del profesional, en su entorno psicosocial y en su bienestar general. Consideraciones finales: La pandemia del COVID-19 ha permitido reflexionar sobre el contexto laboral en el que trabajan estos profesionales desde hace varios años. Las condiciones perjudiciales para la salud física, mental y social de los trabajadores se han agravado durante este período.
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