Relación entre los errores de prescripción y tratamiento para el Covid-19 en usuarios atendidos en Boticas Mifarma SJL- Lima 2021
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Universidad Privada de Huancayo Franklin Roosevelt
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Objetivo: Determinar la relación entre los errores de prescripción y tratamiento para el Covid-19 en usuarios atendidos en boticas Mifarma SJL-Lima 2021. Metodología: Según el diseño es una investigación no experimental, descriptiva correlacional y de corte transversal. Resultados el 65.3% presento errores de prescripción relacionados los datos del paciente, el 27.2% presenta errores de prescripción relacionados a datos del prescriptor y el 20.4% presento errores de prescripción relacionados los datos del medicamento. Conclusiones: Se determinó que no hay relación entre los errores de prescripción y tratamiento del Covid-19 en pacientes atendidos en las boticas Mifarma SJL. Lima, 2021. Se determinó que el promedio de los errores de prescripción referente a datos del paciente el 65.3% no cumple, respecto a datos del prescriptor el 20.4% no cumple y referente a los datos del paciente el 27.2% no cumple en consignarlos
Objective: To determine the relationship between prescription and treatment errors for Covid-19 in users attended at Mifarma SJL-Lima 2021 pharmacies. Methodology: According to the design, it is a non-experimental, descriptive, correlational and cross-sectional research. Results 65.3% presented prescribing errors related to patient data, 27.2% presented prescribing errors related to prescriber data and 20.4% presented prescribing errors related to drug data. Conclusions: It was determined that there is no relationship between prescribing errors and treatment of Covid-19 in patients attended in Mifarma SJL pharmacies. Lima, 2021. It was determined that the average number of prescription errors related to patient data 65.3% did not comply, 20.4% did not comply with the prescriber's data and 27.2% did not comply with the patient's data
Objective: To determine the relationship between prescription and treatment errors for Covid-19 in users attended at Mifarma SJL-Lima 2021 pharmacies. Methodology: According to the design, it is a non-experimental, descriptive, correlational and cross-sectional research. Results 65.3% presented prescribing errors related to patient data, 27.2% presented prescribing errors related to prescriber data and 20.4% presented prescribing errors related to drug data. Conclusions: It was determined that there is no relationship between prescribing errors and treatment of Covid-19 in patients attended in Mifarma SJL pharmacies. Lima, 2021. It was determined that the average number of prescription errors related to patient data 65.3% did not comply, 20.4% did not comply with the prescriber's data and 27.2% did not comply with the patient's data
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