The pandemic had turned people’s daily lives upside down and caused everyone to take into account complicated feelings and circumstances and had a recorded negative effect on an increasing number of persons' personal wellness and psychological well-being. This quantitative research made use of the descriptive, correlational (predictive) design in assessing whether the dimensions of personal wellness predict resilience and psychological well-being. It further assessed whether resilience predicts the psychological well-being of the Healthcare Workers in Cebu City for the third quarter of 2020. The findings of the study revealed that the healthcare workers had outstanding personal wellness in all of its dimensions of emotional, environmental, intellectual, occupational, physical, social, and spiritual wellness. They had a normal level of resilience. Further, the majority of the healthcare workers had a high level of psychological well-being. Emotional wellness and physical wellness positively predicted resilience. Occupational wellness predicted psychological well-being. Resilience predicted psychological well-being. Resilience is increased when emotional wellness and physical wellness are increased. Further, psychological wellness is increased when occupational wellness is increased. Furthermore, psychological well-being was influenced by resilience. The more resilient the person, the higher the level of psychological well-being he gains. As an output of the study, a wellness plan and a wellness model were proposed. Healthcare institutions should be very keen on instituting mechanisms to improve emotional, physical, and occupational wellness in order to protect the welfare of their healthcare workers as these facilitate psychological wellness and resilience.

TITLE - PERSONAL WELLNESS, RESILIENCE, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING AMONG HEALTHCARE WORKERS DURING A PANDEMIC
AUTHOR - ANALYN POCONG-IMMER
••••••IJSER Edition - May 2022

UNIVERSITY - University of the Visayas
GUIDE NAME -
Doctor of Health Care Management