EVALUATION OF THE CONSEQUENCES ON THE MENTAL HEALTH OF ELDERLY ADULTS DUE TO SOCIAL ISOLATION DURING COVID-19

The theme of the correlated consequences Covid’s pandemic a problems of a lot of present time for the scientific international community are 19. For the severe consequences that you have left him the human being, he is for it that investigation aimed at designing a methodology from a pedagogic perspective for the evaluation of the consequences in the mental health caused by the social isolation in covid’s pandemic 19 in the adult elders of the group Santa Teresita of the Niño Jesús of Julio Andrade’s Parish Church. I eat the one that necessary methods of empiric type like the observation and theoreticians were for where it the inductive deductive, analytical systemic;sane thai thai constituted the development of investigation. The utilized methodology was the mixed quantitative cuali, affirmed under the fact-finding ty-pes descriptive of transverse type, utilizing like instrument of information the opinion poll;That way than himself I evidence than 80 % of the investigated people no physical activity, according to the bibliography, does not accomplish the exercise you obey a fundamental role in the quality of life of the older adult it enables the continuity of force and the mobility, provide a dream without interruptions (allowing to leave sleeping pills without difficulty), improve the state of mind, the stress diminishes, you prevent some diseases and generate recreational environments, the risk of mortality for diseases lessens host cardiovasculares.En to it you developed a proposal based in the pedagogic perspective of the evaluation with the purpose to diminish, the effects in the mental health once 19 were caused by the isolation of the pandemic of the Covid. © 2022, University of Cienfuegos, Carlos Rafael Rodriguez. All rights reserved.

Attitude of autonomy, resistance to vaccination against COVID-19 or social irresponsibility? [Spanish]

Individual responsibility implies horizontality of participation in the formulation of small models of self-care and local decision-making of what and how to do for prevention, however, in addition to the deployment of education and social communication formulas that provide important tools so that each citizen knows what humanity is facing and to generate shared responsibilities (Rios, 2020), in a practical sense, in a certain percentage of citizens, it has been possible to observe the abandonment of elementary aspects of social coexistence in times of pandemic. This topic has raised interesting controversies that take up a set of valid questions. The present work takes as its starting point two questions to which it does not attempt to answer, but rather fulfill a guiding function for the arguments presented here: Why are there human groups that do not consciously act on the global call for vaccination? Why do human groups persist in dispensing with biosafety measures, not abiding by health guidelines? Our concern when carrying out this analysis arose from understanding that, as is the case in various parts of the world, the Ecuadorian provinces with similar community mitigation measures presented very different trends in infection rates. As far as we know, there is no epidemiological model that can help us understand this phenomenon.