Apego y su relación con la satisfacción sexual en el personal de salud del “Hospital Homero Castanier Crespo” Azogues 2022

Abstract

Background: How people experience attachment in romantic relationships has been linked to sexual satisfaction, and it is critical to long-term relationship success. To date, however, studies have focused on college-aged individuals or heterosexual couples. As a result, there is a need to expand research to other populations with a variety of genders, ages, and occupations. As a result, our attention is drawn directly to a specific group, such as medical personnel. Objective: to determine the relationship between attachment and sexual satisfaction in the health personnel of the Homero Castanier Hospital in Azogues, Ecuador Methodological design: The study is quantitative, correlational, and cross-sectional in nature. There were 236 health professionals in the sample. Results: When analyzing the data, it was found that: 78.3% of people with secure attachment had poor sexual satisfaction, 40% with a fearful, hostile and worried style showed good sexual satisfaction, 42.5% with distant attachment showed poor sexual satisfaction. Regarding the dimensions of attachment, it was determined that 44.9% of people had a type of distant attachment, 15.7% fearful-hostile; the worried style in 14% and the insurance in 25.4%, determining the degree of sexual satisfaction in the health personnel, it was found that 49.6% considered their sexual satisfaction as bad; and when performing the analysis by profession, no significant differences were found between them. Conclusions: Finally, it was discovered that the most common attachment style in health personnel was distant, with low sexual satisfaction, and that there was a significant relationship between these two variables.