<p>This study sought to determine the relationship between psychosocial factors, stress levels and coping strategies reported by workers of a health sector organization in the city of Cartagena. A correlational design was used, a sample consisting of 81 employees of the hospital. The results indicate that there is a relationship between exposure to psychosocial factors and the levels of stress that workers currently have. At the intra-labor level, it was evidenced that work demands are related to stress. At the extra-labor level, the economic situation of the family group and the characteristics of the home and the environment also show a relationship with this variable. No relationship was found between stress levels and coping strategies.</p>
<p><strong>Keywords:</strong>Psychosocial-factors, health, stress, coping strategies.</p>