Nivel de cumplimiento de las buenas prácticas de dispensación en una botica, Trujillo 2020-2021
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2021
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Universidad Nacional de Trujillo
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El objetivo del presente informe fue determinar el nivel de cumplimiento de las Buenas Prácticas de Dispensación en una botica, Trujillo 2020-2021, para lo cual se elaboró una ficha de evaluación tomando en cuenta los criterios establecidos en el Manual de Buenas Practicas de Dispensación Nº 013-2009/Minsa descritos en el Artículo 45° y 56° del D.S. N°014-2011-SA, y se dividió en factores: Proceso de dispensación (factor 1), Entorno para el servicio de dispensación (factor 2), Del Personal (factor 3) y Documentación (factor 4). Asimismo, se consideraron tres periodos de cuatro meses, y se eligieron los primeros días de cada periodo (septiembre, enero y mayo), para ser registrados en la ficha de evaluación. Se utilizó la técnica de observación a los procedimientos de dispensación desarrollados por el Químico Farmacéutico, a las actividades del personal técnico y a las características de las instalaciones. El nivel de cumplimento más bajo fue para los factores 2 y 4 obteniendo un 69% y 67% respectivamente en comparación con los factores 1 y 3 que alcanzaron valores de 79% y 81%. Se concluyó que el nivel de cumplimiento de las Buenas Prácticas de Dispensación en una botica, Trujillo periodo junio 2020 a mayo del 2021 fue de 58% para el cuatrimestre junio – setiembre; 69% para octubre – enero y 79% para febrero – mayo; teniendo un promedio total de 69%, nivel medio, de cumplimiento
ABSTRACT The objective of this report was to determine the level of compliance with Good Dispensing Practices in a pharmacy, Trujillo 2020-2021, for which an evaluation form was prepared taking into account the criteria established in the Manual of Good Dispensing Practices No. 013-2009 / Minsa described in Article 45 and 56 of the Supreme Decree N ° 014-2011-SA, and it was divided into factors: Dispensing process (factor 1), Environment for the dispensing service (factor 2), Personnel (factor 3) and Documentation (factor 4). Likewise, three four-month periods were considered, and the first days of each period (September, January and May) were chosen to be recorded in the evaluation form. The technique of observation of the dispensing procedures developed by the Pharmaceutical Chemist, the activities of the technical staff and the characteristics of the facilities was used. The lowest level of compliance was for factors 2 and 4, obtaining 69% and 67% respectively, compared to factors 1 and 3, which reached values of 79% and 81%. It was concluded that the level of compliance with Good Dispensing Practices in a pharmacy, Trujillo, from June 2020 to May 2021, was 58% for the June- September four-month period; 69% for October - January and 79% for February - May; having a total average of 69%, medium level, of compliance.
ABSTRACT The objective of this report was to determine the level of compliance with Good Dispensing Practices in a pharmacy, Trujillo 2020-2021, for which an evaluation form was prepared taking into account the criteria established in the Manual of Good Dispensing Practices No. 013-2009 / Minsa described in Article 45 and 56 of the Supreme Decree N ° 014-2011-SA, and it was divided into factors: Dispensing process (factor 1), Environment for the dispensing service (factor 2), Personnel (factor 3) and Documentation (factor 4). Likewise, three four-month periods were considered, and the first days of each period (September, January and May) were chosen to be recorded in the evaluation form. The technique of observation of the dispensing procedures developed by the Pharmaceutical Chemist, the activities of the technical staff and the characteristics of the facilities was used. The lowest level of compliance was for factors 2 and 4, obtaining 69% and 67% respectively, compared to factors 1 and 3, which reached values of 79% and 81%. It was concluded that the level of compliance with Good Dispensing Practices in a pharmacy, Trujillo, from June 2020 to May 2021, was 58% for the June- September four-month period; 69% for October - January and 79% for February - May; having a total average of 69%, medium level, of compliance.
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Medicamentos, Boticas