Mobile dependence and substance use in nursing students
Introduction: smartphone use has been significantly associated with a decline in learning and work-related tasks, including those tasks associated with the healthcare environment. In Mexico, the use of mobile devices has increased exponentially, and it has been estimated that up...
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Morales Rojas, Marco Esteban Valle Solís, Martha Ofelia Guerrero, Verónica Benítez López Flores, Juan Fernando |
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Introduction: smartphone use has been significantly associated with a decline in learning and work-related tasks, including those tasks associated with the healthcare environment. In Mexico, the use of mobile devices has increased exponentially, and it has been estimated that up to 75% of those surveyed have some degree of attention to these devices. Likewise, dependence on these devices has been associated with addiction to substances such as alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, among others. In the socio-sanitary field, it can affect mental performance, concentration in the realization of care and in general for nursing students present distractions in practice. Objective. Identify the level of dependence on the mobile phone and relate it to risk behaviors such as addiction to legal and illegal substances. Methodology. Descriptive, cross-sectional, and observational study. Results. 84.3% state that someone close to them has called them dependent on the mobile phone, 74% were in medium dependence and 22.3% in high dependence, associations were found through Rho and OR, with the consumption of alcohol,tobacco, and other drugs. Conclusion. Mobile phone dependence in students was generally characterized as a medium and high level and positive correlations were found for tobacco and other drug use. |
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I10-R322-article-354082021-11-08T17:23:40Z Mobile dependence and substance use in nursing students Dependencia al móvil y consumo de sustancias en estudiantes de enfermería Dependência móvel e uso de substância em estudantes de enfermagem Morales Rojas, Marco Esteban Valle Solís, Martha Ofelia Guerrero, Verónica Benítez López Flores, Juan Fernando addiction mobile dependence nursing adicción dependencia al móvil enfermería dependência móvel enfermagem Introduction: smartphone use has been significantly associated with a decline in learning and work-related tasks, including those tasks associated with the healthcare environment. In Mexico, the use of mobile devices has increased exponentially, and it has been estimated that up to 75% of those surveyed have some degree of attention to these devices. Likewise, dependence on these devices has been associated with addiction to substances such as alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, among others. In the socio-sanitary field, it can affect mental performance, concentration in the realization of care and in general for nursing students present distractions in practice. Objective. Identify the level of dependence on the mobile phone and relate it to risk behaviors such as addiction to legal and illegal substances. Methodology. Descriptive, cross-sectional, and observational study. Results. 84.3% state that someone close to them has called them dependent on the mobile phone, 74% were in medium dependence and 22.3% in high dependence, associations were found through Rho and OR, with the consumption of alcohol,tobacco, and other drugs. Conclusion. Mobile phone dependence in students was generally characterized as a medium and high level and positive correlations were found for tobacco and other drug use. Introducción: el uso de teléfonos inteligentes se ha asociado significativamente con una disminución para el aprendizaje y las tareas relacionadas con el trabajo, incluidas aquellas tareas asociadas con el entorno de atención sanitaria. En México el uso de dispositivos móviles ha aumentado exponencialmente y se ha estimado hasta un 75% de los encuestados poseen algún grado de atención a estos dispositivos. Asimismo, la dependencia a estos dispositivos ha sido asociada con adicción a sustancias como el alcohol, tabaco, marihuana entre otros. En el ámbito sociosanitario puede afectar el desempeño mental, la concentración en la realización de los cuidados y en general para los estudiantes de enfermería presentar distracciones en la práctica. Objetivo: identificar el nivel de dependencia al teléfono móvil y relacionarlo con conductas de riesgo como la adicción a sustancias legales e ilegales. Metodología: estudio descriptivo, transversal y observacional. Resultados: el 84.3% manifiesta que alguna persona cercana a el lo ha llamado dependiente al teléfono móvil, el 74% se encontraba en dependencia media y el 22.3% en una dependencia alta, se encontraron asociaciones mediante Rho y OR, con el consumo de alcohol, tabaco y otras drogas. Conclusión: la dependencia al teléfono móvil en estudiantes se caracterizó en general como un nivel medio y alto y se encontraron correlaciones positivas para el consumo de tabaco y de otras drogas. Introdução: o uso de smartphone foi significativamente associado a um declínio no aprendizado e nas tarefas relacionadas ao trabalho, incluindo aquelas associadas ao ambiente de saúde. No México, o uso de dispositivos móveis aumentou exponencialmente e estima-se que até 75% dos pesquisados têm algum grau de atenção a esses dispositivos. Da mesma forma, a dependência desses dispositivos tem sido associada à dependência de substâncias como álcool, tabaco, maconha, entre outras. No campo sociossanitário, pode afetar o desempenho mental, a concentração na realização do cuidado e em geral para os alunos de enfermagem apresentarem distrações na prática. Objetivo. Identifique o nível de dependência do telefone celulare relacione-o a comportamentos de risco, como dependência de substâncias legais e ilegais. Metodologia. Estudo descritivo, transversal e observacional. Resultados. 84,3% afirmam que alguém próximo os chamou de dependente do celular, 74% estavam em média dependência e 22,3% em alta dependência, foram encontradas associações por meio de Rho e OR, com o consumo de álcool, tabaco e outras drogas. Conclusão. A dependência de telefone celular em estudantes foi eralmente caracterizada como um nível médio e alto e foram encontradas correlações positivas para o uso de tabaco e outras drogas. Sanatorio Allende. Departamento de enfermería 2021-11-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/notasenf/article/view/35408 10.59843/2618-3692.v21.n38.35408 Notas de Enfermería; Vol. 21 Núm. 38 (2021): Notas de Enfermería; 4-11 2618-3692 1668-8821 10.59843/2618-3692.v21.n38 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/notasenf/article/view/35408/35559 Derechos de autor 2021 Sanatorio Allende https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0 |