Uso de medidas de bioseguridad y eliminación de residuos por el personal del centro salud Paucarbamba Huancavelica, 2024
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Universidad Privada de Huancayo Franklin Roosevelt
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El objetivo fue determinar la relación que existe entre el uso de medidas de bioseguridad y la eliminación de residuos por el personal del centro de salud Paucarbamba- Huancavelica 2024. Metodología de tipo básica, de diseño no experimental, transversal-correlacional, los datos se recolectaron mediante la técnica de la observación y como instrumentos la guía de observación. Resultados: del 100% de trabajadores encuestados, el 56,7% hacía un buen uso de las medidas de bioseguridad, seguido un 36,7% regular y 6,7% deficiente; en relación a la eliminación de residuos, el 46,7%lo de manera regular y un 43,3% óptimo y el 10% deficiente. Conclusión se determinó que no existe relación entre el uso de medidas de bioseguridad y la eliminación de residuos por el personal.
The objective was to determine the relationship between the use of biosecurity measures and waste disposal by the personnel of the Paucarbamba-Huancavelica 2024 health center. Methodology: basic, non-experimental, cross-sectional-correlational design, data were collected by means of observation and the observation guide was used as an instrument. Results: of the 100% of workers surveyed, 56.7% made good use of biosafety measures, followed by 36.7% regular and 6.7% deficient; with regard to waste disposal, 46.7% were regular, 43.3% optimal and 10% deficient. Conclusion It was determined that there is no relationship between the use of biosecurity measures and the disposal of waste by the personnel.
The objective was to determine the relationship between the use of biosecurity measures and waste disposal by the personnel of the Paucarbamba-Huancavelica 2024 health center. Methodology: basic, non-experimental, cross-sectional-correlational design, data were collected by means of observation and the observation guide was used as an instrument. Results: of the 100% of workers surveyed, 56.7% made good use of biosafety measures, followed by 36.7% regular and 6.7% deficient; with regard to waste disposal, 46.7% were regular, 43.3% optimal and 10% deficient. Conclusion It was determined that there is no relationship between the use of biosecurity measures and the disposal of waste by the personnel.
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