Examinando por Materia "Access to Information"

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Evaluación de los centros de información de medicamentos en Lima Metropolitana – año 2016
(Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2017) Rivas Luna, Wilder; Taipe Yampasi, Margarita Jenny; Herencia Torres, Victor Reynaldo
The study was observational descriptive, cross-sectional, and prospective in a population of nine information centers through a survey. Results: 33.3% of the Drug Information Centers (CIMs) have been operating between 0-1 years and 6 or more years. 44.4% are affiliated with MINSA hospitals. 55.6% are financed by public institutions. 100% of professionals are Pharmaceutical Chemists. 55.6% of the monthly consultation numbers are fewer than 50. 55.6% of the consultant types are Pharmaceutical Chemists and Physicians. 77.8% have access to the PUBMED-MEDLINE and Micromedex databases. 66.7% have access to journals such as WHO technical reports, and 100% have access to books such as Goodman and Gilman's The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics. 100% of the information sources consulted are databases. 66.7% provide specialized advice to their institution and participate in courses, conferences, and seminars. 44.3% indicate that mechanisms exist to share information with other CIMs. The Drug Information Centers in Metropolitan Lima comply with the majority of the guidelines from the PAHO 1997 Drug Information Guide and the DRUG-LA 2010 Guide for the Development and Operation of Drug Information Centers.
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Nivel de conocimiento del uso terapeútico del Cannabis y acceso a la información científica en químicos farmaceúticos de Lima – 2021
(Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2022-07-08) Arnao Melgarejo, Gilber Calixto; Peña Tizón, Percy; Félix Véliz, Luis Miguel Visitación
The objective was to determine the knowledge and access to scientific information on the therapeutic use of Cannabis among Pharmaceutical Chemists from CQFDL-2021. Methods: The study design was non-experimental, descriptive, and correlational, surveying 371 Pharmaceutical Chemists with 19 closed questions. Results: 65% of respondents are between 25 and 44 years old. Regarding the legal disposition of Law No. 31312 on the medicinal use of Cannabis, 90.8% indicated they agree or strongly agree. In terms of knowledge level, 50.1% scored well; upon reviewing the dimensions, it was observed that the chemical composition dimension had the highest percentage for the high level, at 52%. In the pharmacological use dimension, the medium level was the highest at 45%, and in the toxicology dimension, the medium level had the highest percentage at 46.1%. Concerning access to information sources, it was determined that they have limited access to scientific articles at 47.2%, limited access to conferences at 39.9%, and no access to workshops at 47.7%. In conclusion, there is a relationship between access to scientific information and the level of knowledge regarding the therapeutic use of cannabis in CQFDL-2021."
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TIC en salud y calidad de servicio en un hospital de Lima Sur, Villa Maria del Triunfo, 2021
(Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2022-08-23) Gutierrez Luyo, Marielena; Maguiña Palma, Misael Erikson
The objective of this research was to determine the relationship between information technology and communication in health and quality of service in a hospital in southern Lima, this hospital is located in Villa María del Triunfo. The research was deductive, quantitative, descriptive correlational, in the data collected, the two instruments were applied to the user of the emergency service and office, according to the period of time and sequence, the study is cross-sectional since the instruments were applied to each user only once with prior informed consent; and according to the study and scope of the product found. The investigation showed that ICT and quality of care do not have a significant relationship (p= 0.773 > 0.01); likewise, Spearman's coefficient is -0.035 ; this means that the relationship is inverse (negative); that is, if the ICT score increases, then the Quality of care score decreases. 90.3% of hospital users consider that the use of ICTs is good and 100% of users consider the quality of care to be good and in the safety dimension 97.2% consider it good, being the items of preference of the use of the electronic medical record is the most favourable, also that laboratory requests and other examinations be made using the computerized route and they even recommend continuing with this type of technology due to its usefulness and speeding up intra-hospital processes.