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    Ahorro económico por uso de sistema de distribución de dosis unitaria de medicamentos y material médico quirúrgico en la sala de unidad de cuidados intensivos de pacientes COVID-19 del Hospital Dos de Mayo durante el periodo 2020
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2023-01-19) Rojas Chaparro, Patricia Ethel; Ramos Jaco, Antonio Guillermo
    Healthcare institutions in our country do not achieve economic autonomy; therefore, they have the responsibility to manage resources in accordance with the law in a correct, timely, efficient, and economical manner, minimizing and recovering costs. This thesis aimed to determine the economic savings of the unit dose distribution system for medications and surgical medical supplies in the intensive care unit for COVID-19 patients at Dos de Mayo Hospital during the 2020 period. Methodology: The research was basic, with an observational design, a quantitative approach, and descriptive analysis based on entry notes from return forms, with 260 entry notes as the sample. The method used was deductive, and the data collection instrument was an observation sheet. Results: The savings percentages for returned medications and surgical medical supplies through the Unit Dose Distribution System were estimated as follows: 46.95% (S/.8,319.04) due to discharge, 35.79% (S/.4,307.89) from overstock reduction, 56.12% (S/.5,732.26) due to treatment changes, 13.07% (S/.82.71) from prescription errors, 39.80% (S/.7,681.76) due to deaths, and 5.11% (S/.246.57) due to adverse drug reactions (ADR), totaling an overall savings percentage of 40.74%, equivalent to S/.26,370.23. Conclusions: The study successfully analyzed the savings conditions for medications and surgical medical supplies returned through the Unit Dose Distribution System, highlighting key indicators that facilitate the interaction between pharmaceutical staff and the multidisciplinary team, including nursing, nutrition, and general medical staff, to optimize resources.