Quality of Life in Disabled Versus Able-Bodied Individuals during COVID-19 Pandemic

Background: COVID-19 pandemic emerged in China, Wuhan December, 2019. This has affected most domains of quality life (QoL) for all individuals.
 Objective: The aim this study was to assess the among disabled persons and healthy-normal individuals during compare it with their QoL before pandemic, Jordan.
 Methods: Six hundred thirty nine able-bodied participants (33.8 ± 11.3 years) 143 (46.8 16.4 completed WHOQOL-BREF (a tool used measure Quality life) which is consisted 24 items distributed four (physical health, psychology, social relationships environment) 2 on overall general health. survey online through media (WhatsApp, Facebook, emails) between 12th June 18th July 2021.
 Results: values were higher physical health (65.5 16.3 vs. 56.2 19.8), 63.2 19.7 55.3 21.1) environment (53.6 16.6 49.8 17.9) domains. correlated positively individuals’ income both groups physically active compared non-physically participants. Screen time significantly increased groups.
 Conclusion: authors recommended that more attention should be paid COVID-19, particularly regard persons, potential deleterious effects may result from sedentary lifestyle behavior such as screen usage COVID-19.