Percepción de las beneficiarias del programa vaso de leche sobre las fórmulas infantiles en el distrito de chilca, 2026
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Universidad Privada de Huancayo Franklin Roosevelt
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Describir la percepción sobre fórmulas infantiles en beneficiarias del Programa Vaso de Leche en Chilca (2026). Estudio cuantitativo, descriptivo y transversal. De una población de 1984 inscritas, se encuestó una muestra de 322 participantes) mediante un cuestionario de 18 ítems en escala Likert que midió dimensiones cognitiva, afectiva y conductual. Resultados: La percepción general fue adecuada (51,2 %). Sin embargo, el 55,3 % se informó mediante fuentes no oficiales. Conclusión: Existe una percepción favorable a nivel general, pero persisten vacíos cognitivos críticos, lo que evidencia que casi la mitad de las beneficiarias requiere aclarar sus conocimientos sobre las fórmulas.
To describe the perception of infant formula among beneficiaries of the "Vaso de Leche" (Glass of Milk) Program in Chilca (2026). This is a quantitative, descriptive, cross-sectional study. From a population of 1,984 enrolled individuals, a sample of 322 participants was surveyed using an 18-item Likert-scale questionnaire that measured cognitive, affective, and behavioral dimensions. Results: The overall perception was adequate (51.2%). However, 55.3% of participants obtained their information from unofficial sources. Conclusion: While the general perception is favorable, critical gaps in knowledge persist, indicating that nearly half of the beneficiaries need to clarify their understanding of infant formula.
To describe the perception of infant formula among beneficiaries of the "Vaso de Leche" (Glass of Milk) Program in Chilca (2026). This is a quantitative, descriptive, cross-sectional study. From a population of 1,984 enrolled individuals, a sample of 322 participants was surveyed using an 18-item Likert-scale questionnaire that measured cognitive, affective, and behavioral dimensions. Results: The overall perception was adequate (51.2%). However, 55.3% of participants obtained their information from unofficial sources. Conclusion: While the general perception is favorable, critical gaps in knowledge persist, indicating that nearly half of the beneficiaries need to clarify their understanding of infant formula.
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