Infografías sobre calidad de vida difundidas por el gobierno de México en el sitio “Todo sobre el COVID-19”.

Quality of Life is an indicator that measures the condition in which individuals live according to the degree of satisfaction of their needs related to their health, their environment, and the space in which they become productive. The objective of this research was to identify the presence of Quality of Life (QoL) in the information contained in the infographics published by the Government of Mexico on the site "Todo sobre COVID-19." The methodological design for this work was quantitative, descriptive, cross-sectional, and non-experimental. The sample was made up of 150 infographics published by the Government of Mexico during the current pandemic generated by the SARCoV-2 virus, on the website. Information retrieval was carried out using an observation guide. The variables of interest were QoL and Infographics. As the main findings, it is appreciated that the infographics socialize information about QoL linked to the pandemic. The area of QoL most addressed is health. However, it is necessary to increase messages on topics such as mental health and the management of work stress during confinement. Regarding infographics as informative units, their structure is organized and aesthetic. However, 40% do not have sources of information, which may cast doubt on the quality of the information they contain. Large issuers such as governments must take special emphasis on the construction of adequate communication pieces to efficiently meet information needs.