REVISIÓN SISTEMÁTICA DE LA LITERATURA
EL IMPACTO DEL COVID-19 EN EL USO DE LOS PARQUES URBANOS
Resumen
El nuevo coronavirus provocó una grave crisis en el sector público, económico y social de la salud, provocando el cierre de todo comercio de servicios no esenciales, a través de recomendaciones de distanciamiento, las cuales se enfocaron en prevenir el contagio de la enfermedad, con lo cual, ante la pandemia, los parques urbanos fueron considerados ambientes saludables, lo que contribuyó a la calidad de vida, sin embargo, el miedo a la contaminación afectó la toma de decisiones de los visitantes en relación a las visitas al parque. Con eso, el estudio tuvo como objetivo analizar la influencia de las medidas restrictivas provocadas por la pandemia en el uso de los parques urbanos. En cuanto a la metodología, se optó por una revisión de la literatura. Como estrategia de búsqueda de estudios se consultaron las bases de datos SCOPUS y Web Of Science, utilizando los siguientes términos de indexación: “parques urbanos” Y pandemia. Luego del proceso de tamizaje, se seleccionaron 10 estudios, que demuestran que aún frente a un período de pandemia, personas de diferentes países continuaron utilizando los parques urbanos, en algunos casos aumentando la frecuencia de uso de estos espacios, sin embargo, hubo también casos de disminución de visitas a parques, debido a que la población no se siente segura en el entorno.
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