Asociación de determinantes sociales de la salud y capacidad funcional en sujetos post COVID-19 en la ciudad de Barranquilla, en el año 2021-2022
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2021
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Alvis Guzmán, Laura Vanesa
Gil Miranda, Luisa Fernanda
Corredor Prenth, Paula Andrea
Marriaga Morales, Greidis Melisa
Oliveros Narváez, Mary Jennifer
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Ediciones Universidad Simón Bolívar
Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud
Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud
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Introducción: Según datos de la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) A nivel
mundial, el número de casos y muertes semanales de COVID-19 continuó
disminuyendo. Se notificaron más de 3,3 millones de nuevos casos y más de 55 000
nuevas muertes durante la semana del 20 al 26 de septiembre de 2021, una
disminución del 10% en comparación con la semana anterior tanto para los casos
como para las muertes. La mayor disminución de nuevos casos semanales se
registró en la Región del Mediterráneo Oriental (17%), seguida de la Región del
Pacífico Occidental (15%), la Región de las Américas (14%), la Región de África
(12%) y la Región del Sur. -Región de Asia Oriental (10%); mientras que los casos
semanales en la Región de Europa fueron similares a la semana anterior. El número
acumulado de casos confirmados notificados a nivel mundial supera ahora los 231
millones y el número acumulado de muertes supera los 4,7 millones” (2).
“De acuerdo con el último reporte, en Colombia hay confirmados 4.955.848 casos,
siendo Bogotá la zona con más contagios con un total de 1.449.562. Este miércoles
29 de septiembre de 2021 se registraron en el país 1.472 nuevos casos positivos,
42 fallecidos y 1.992 recuperados
Objetivo: Determinar la asociación entre los determinantes sociales de salud y la
capacidad funcional de sujetos post COVID 19 post covid-19 en la ciudad de
Barranquilla. Resultados: En los resultados obtenidos para la asociación entre el
género y la capacidad funcional, las mujeres presentan una puntuación buena con
el 71.6% en comparación a los hombres que obtuvieron el 28.6%. esto, asociado
con los resultados del estudio de Naiara Vitoria Pérez, demuestra que la población
femenina tiene mayor capacidad función que la población masculina y el porcentaje
de la capacidad funcional total de la población estudiada estima que el 56.76%
presenta buena capacidad funcional tras padecer dicho virus. Conclusiones: que
es clave determinar cuán afectados han sido y el estilo de vida que puede actuar
como factor que desencadena en este tipo de condiciones y cuales contribuyen a la
generación de pérdida de las capacidades funcionales.
Introduction: According to data from the World Health Organization (WHO), globally, the number of weekly COVID-19 cases and deaths continued to decline. More than 3.3 million new cases and more than 55,000 new deaths were reported during the week of September 20-26, 2021, a 10% decrease compared to the previous week for both cases and deaths. The largest decrease in new weekly cases was recorded in the Eastern Mediterranean Region (17%), followed by the Western Pacific Region (15%), the Americas Region (14%), the African Region (12%) and the Southern Region. -East Asia Region (10%); while weekly cases in the European Region were like the previous week. The cumulative number of confirmed cases reported globally now exceeds 231 million and the cumulative number of deaths exceeds 4.7 million” (2). “According to the latest report, in Colombia there are 4,955,848 confirmed cases, with Bogotá being the area with the most infections with a total of 1,449,562. This Wednesday, September 29, 2021, 1,472 new positive cases, forty-two deaths and 1,992 recovered were registered in the country. Objective: Determine the association between the social determinants of health and the functional capacity of post-COVID 19 post-covid-19 subjects in the city of Barranquilla. Results: In the results obtained for the association between gender and functional capacity, women have a good score with 71.6% compared to men who obtained 28.6%. This, associated with the results of the study by Naiara Vitoria Pérez, shows that the female population has greater functional capacity than the male population and the percentage of the total functional capacity of the population studied estimates that 56.76% have good functional capacity after suffering from said virus. Conclusions: it is key to determine how affected they have been and the lifestyle that can act as a factor that triggers this type of conditions, and which contribute to the generation of loss of functional abilities.
Introduction: According to data from the World Health Organization (WHO), globally, the number of weekly COVID-19 cases and deaths continued to decline. More than 3.3 million new cases and more than 55,000 new deaths were reported during the week of September 20-26, 2021, a 10% decrease compared to the previous week for both cases and deaths. The largest decrease in new weekly cases was recorded in the Eastern Mediterranean Region (17%), followed by the Western Pacific Region (15%), the Americas Region (14%), the African Region (12%) and the Southern Region. -East Asia Region (10%); while weekly cases in the European Region were like the previous week. The cumulative number of confirmed cases reported globally now exceeds 231 million and the cumulative number of deaths exceeds 4.7 million” (2). “According to the latest report, in Colombia there are 4,955,848 confirmed cases, with Bogotá being the area with the most infections with a total of 1,449,562. This Wednesday, September 29, 2021, 1,472 new positive cases, forty-two deaths and 1,992 recovered were registered in the country. Objective: Determine the association between the social determinants of health and the functional capacity of post-COVID 19 post-covid-19 subjects in the city of Barranquilla. Results: In the results obtained for the association between gender and functional capacity, women have a good score with 71.6% compared to men who obtained 28.6%. This, associated with the results of the study by Naiara Vitoria Pérez, shows that the female population has greater functional capacity than the male population and the percentage of the total functional capacity of the population studied estimates that 56.76% have good functional capacity after suffering from said virus. Conclusions: it is key to determine how affected they have been and the lifestyle that can act as a factor that triggers this type of conditions, and which contribute to the generation of loss of functional abilities.
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COVID-19, Capacidad funcional, Calidad de vida
