LA PANDEMIA POR COVID-19 Y NIVELES DE RESILIENCIA EN PACIENTES DROGODEPENDIENTES DE LA CLÍNICA DE REHABILITACIÓN MASCULINA JUNTOS PODEMOS DEL SITIO SAN JACINTO, PERIODO SEPTIEMBRE-NOVIEMBRE DE 2021.

Abstract

This project aimed to determine the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the levels of resilience of drug-dependent patients at the Juntos Podemos Male Rehabilitation Clinic, during the period September-November 2021. For this, it was necessary to determine the levels of resilience that drug-dependent patients have in the Clinic, characterize the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic in the rehabilitation process of drug-dependent patients and relate the levels of resilience of drug-dependent patients with the conditions to which they have been exposed in their rehabilitation during the COVID-19 pandemic. The research is subscribed within the quantitative approach, type of field research, non-experimental, transactional and descriptive level. The population consisted of 35 drug-dependent patients from the Juntos Podemos Male Rehabilitation Clinic and the Clinic's staff, a total of 10 people. Data collection was carried out through a closed questionnaire addressed to the personnel and the psychological test SV-RES Resilience Scale was also applied to drug-dependent patients. The levels of resilience of the 35 patients were determined, showing that 77.14%, that is, 27 patients have a high level of resilience; 22.86%, that is, 8 patients have an average level of resilience and no patient has a low level of resilience. The high level of resilience allowed patients to be able to face, overcome and emerge stronger from confinement and adverse situations typical of the pandemic, therefore, if there is a relationship between the level of resilience of drug-dependent patients with the conditions to which they have been exposed in their rehabilitation during the COVID-19 pandemic.