O impacto da COVID-19 na qualidade de vida dos latino-americanos na Nova Zelândia
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Qualidade de vida, COVID-19, latino-americanos, Nova ZelândiaResumo
Introdução: Esta pesquisa explorou como a COVID-19 afetou negativamente a qualidade de vida dos latino-americanos na Nova Zelândia. Até o momento, nenhum estudo foi realizado sobre esse tópico. Objetivo: Este é um estudo piloto que descreve os efeitos da pandemia na qualidade de vida da comunidade latina naquele país. De acordo com a literatura acadêmica, o conceito de qualidade de vida é amplo e engloba fatores objetivos e subjetivos. Metodologia: este é um estudo qualitativo que usou a etnografia digital como abordagem metodológica. Assim, a observação participante via Facebook (como etnografia digital) e entrevistas semiestruturadas foram usadas como métodos de coleta de dados. Dez latino-americanos da Argentina, Colômbia, Equador, Peru e Venezuela participaram deste estudo. Os participantes foram recrutados por meio de anúncios no Facebook. A
análise temática foi usada para analisar os dados qualitativos produzidos por esta pesquisa. Resultados: os achados deste estudo mostram que a COVID-19 não afetou seriamente a qualidade de vida dos participantes. Conclusões: Apesar do fato de a COVID-19 ter afetado um pouco a qualidade de vida dos latino-americanos na Nova Zelândia, eles consideram
sua qualidade de vida atual na Nova Zelândia positiva, feliz e agradável.
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