Resumen

VILCANQUI, Beker Maraza; VILCANQUI, Nain Maraza; CHOQUE, Gladys Martha Flores  y  VILCANQUI, Queke Maraza. Quality of life and health in Amazonian indigenous peoples during the COVID-19 pandemic. Vive Rev. Salud [online]. 2022, vol.5, n.14, pp.325-336.  Epub 22-Jun-2022. ISSN 2664-3243.  https://doi.org/10.33996/revistavive.v5i14.151.

The purpose of the research was to understand the quality of life and health of families belonging to the indigenous peoples of the Peruvian Amazon in times of COVID-19. It is qualitative research with a phenomenological descriptive design, the population under study is 47 indigenous peoples and a sample was taken of the 16 students who teach higher education at the National Intercultural University of the Amazon, the sampling was intentional non-probabilistic. The technique for data collection that helped collect the lived experience is observation and interview, the instruments being the interview guide and observation guide to obtain results on the experience lived in times of pandemic, as a result the greatest concern was quality of life and healthy health in the Amazonian population, more highlights negative memories about possible contagion, living with Covid-19, and uncertain about post-pandemic. In conclusion, most people have experienced the lags of the pandemic when infected, because it generated bodily pain, fear, low feelings, sadness, loneliness, demotivation, psychological trauma, social distancing, contraction of other diseases and many changes in personal life. and familiar.

Palabras clave : Quality of life; Healthy health; Covid-19; Indigenous villages; Contagious diseases.

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