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    Evaluación del cumplimiento de buenas prácticas de almacenamiento y dispensación en las oficinas farmacéuticas del distrito de Ate Vitarte, Lima – 2022
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2023-04-28) Pichigua Oyola, Héctor; Aquino Comun, Mery
    The objective of the research was to evaluate the degree of compliance with Good Storage Practices (GSP) and Good Dispensing Practices (GDP) in pharmaceutical offices in the district of Ate Vitarte, Lima - 2022. The study was approached using the deductive method, a quantitative, descriptive, non-experimental, and cross-sectional design. The sample consisted of 221 pharmaceutical offices, 38 pharmacies, and 183 drugstores. The observation technique was used, with an observation guide as the instrument. Results: Compliance with GSP in delineated, organized, and labeled areas was 41.53% (low in drugstores) and 47.37% (high in pharmacies); infrastructure 39.89% (medium in drugstores) and 44.74% (high in pharmacies); internal organization 62.84% (low in drugstores) and 52.63% (high in pharmacies); human resources 43.17% (low in drugstores) and 52.63% (high in pharmacies); material resources and equipment 38.25% (low in drugstores) and 36.84% (high in pharmacies); safety and maintenance 54.64% (low in drugstores) and 47.37% (high in pharmacies); and handling techniques 48.63% (low in drugstores) and 50% (high in pharmacies). Regarding GDP, compliance in dispensing and/or sales staff was 53.55% (low in drugstores) and 52.63% (high in pharmacies); prescription reception and validation 52.46% (low in drugstores) and 39.47% (high in pharmacies); prescription analysis and interpretation 39.89% (low in drugstores) and 52.63% (high in pharmacies); preparation and selection of products for delivery 48.09% (low in drugstores) and 55.26% (high in pharmacies); record management 52.46% (low in drugstores) and 57.89% (high in pharmacies); and product delivery and information by the dispenser 63.93% (low in drugstores) and 63.16% (high in pharmacies). Conclusion: Drugstores presented a low compliance level with GSP (49.18%) and GDP (54.64%), while pharmacies demonstrated high compliance with GSP (44.74%) and GDP (47.37%).