Factores influyentes en las consultas de salud al Químico Farmacéutico en la botica “el Salvador” - Huánuco, 2023
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Objetivo: Determinar los factores influyentes en las consultas de salud al Químico Farmacéutico en la botica “el salvador” - Huánuco, 2023. Metodología. El estudio fue de tipo correlacional, básico, transversal, no experimental. Resultados. En la botica “El Salvador” de Huánuco, se encontró que el p-valor en la dimensión motivo de consulta es > 0,001, lo que muestra una asociación estadísticamente significativa. Esto también se repite en la dimensión frecuencia de consulta con el mismo p-valor. Conclusión: Los factores influyentes en las consultas de salud al Químico Farmacéutico refleja que los factores de motivo, frecuencia, tipo en la consulta influyen de manera significativa en las consultas de salud al químico farmacéutico. La evidencia estadística (p<0,001).
Objective: To determine the factors influencing health-related consultations with the pharmacist at the “El Salvador” pharmacy in Huánuco, 2023. Methodology: The study was correlational, basic, cross-sectional, and non-experimental in nature. Results: At the “El Salvador” pharmacy in Huánuco, the p-value for the “reason for consultation” dimension was found to be < 0.001, indicating a statistically significant association. The same result was observed for the “frequency of consultation” dimension, with an identical p-value. Conclusion: The factors influencing health-related consultations with the pharmacist—specifically the reason for, frequency of, and type of consultation—have a significant impact on such interactions. This is supported by statistical evidence (p < 0.001).
Objective: To determine the factors influencing health-related consultations with the pharmacist at the “El Salvador” pharmacy in Huánuco, 2023. Methodology: The study was correlational, basic, cross-sectional, and non-experimental in nature. Results: At the “El Salvador” pharmacy in Huánuco, the p-value for the “reason for consultation” dimension was found to be < 0.001, indicating a statistically significant association. The same result was observed for the “frequency of consultation” dimension, with an identical p-value. Conclusion: The factors influencing health-related consultations with the pharmacist—specifically the reason for, frequency of, and type of consultation—have a significant impact on such interactions. This is supported by statistical evidence (p < 0.001).
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