| dc.description.abstract | OBJECTIVE: To determine the influence of social re-
production on the health-disease profile of health
professors of the University of Cuenca. 2014 - 2016.
METHODOLOGY: It is a quali-quantitative research,
with a cross - correlation descriptive study, and a
simple random sample of 101 teachers. The tech-
niques used were: observation, survey, psycholo-
gical assessment by Epiestres test and Goldberg.
The process and analysis information was perfor-
med in SPS, EPIINFO, descriptive and inferential
statistics and odds ratio to calculate association in
quantitative variables.
RESULTS: The teachers according to the surveys,
work more than 40 hours a week, (p: 0.004), they
are exposed to dangerous chemical, radioactive,
psychological processes, (p: 0.006), poor working
environment 56.43% P 0.033); simple consumption
(65.34%), increased consumption 34.65% (p: 0.351),
health profile characterized by: stress 55.45% and
moderate depression 43.56%, respiratory problems
51.49, digestive 53.47%, musculoskeletal 73.27%
and dry eye syndrome 69.3%.
CONCLUSIONS: The study shows the influence of
social reproduction on the health-disease profile,
with the prevalence of access to simple consump-
tion, gender differences for occupational disease,
and statistical and theoretical association, confir-
ming the hypothesis.
Keywords: dialectical materialism, social repro-
duction, health process- Disease, complexity, pro-
tective processes and dangerous. | |
