Riesgo biológico y medidas de bioseguridad en personal de enfermería del servicio de pediatría del hospital el Carmen Huancayo, 2026
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La presente investigación tuvo como objetivo determinar la relación entre el riesgo biológico y las medidas de bioseguridad en el personal de enfermería del servicio de pediatría del Hospital El Carmen, 2026. La metodología fue de enfoque cuantitativo, básica, no experimental, correlacional y transversal. La población estuvo conformada por 40 enfermería, a quien se aplicó un cuestionario sobre riesgo biológico y una ficha de observación sobre medidas de bioseguridad, validados por juicio de expertos y con confiabilidad determinada por Alfa de Crombach de 77% para el cuestionario y Kuder Richardson de 76% respectivamente. Los hallazgos mostraron a un 82,5% nivel medio de riesgo biológico y 35% nivel poco adecuado de medidas de bioseguridad. Concluyendo que no existe una relación estadísticamente significativa entre el riesgo biológico y las medidas de bioseguridad (rho = -0,261; p = 0,103).
This research aimed to determine the relationship between biological risk and biosafety measures among nursing staff in the pediatric ward of El Carmen Hospital in 2026. The methodology employed was quantitative, basic, non-experimental, correlational, and cross-sectional. The population consisted of 40 nurses, who completed a questionnaire on biological risk and an observation checklist on biosafety measures. Both instruments were validated by expert judgment and demonstrated reliability based on Cronbach's alpha of 77% for the questionnaire and Kuder-Richardson coefficient of 76% for the measures. The findings showed that 82.5% of the nurses had a medium level of biological risk and 35% had inadequate levels of biosafety measures. The study concluded that there was no statistically significant relationship between biological risk and biosafety measures (rho = -0.261; p = 0.103).
This research aimed to determine the relationship between biological risk and biosafety measures among nursing staff in the pediatric ward of El Carmen Hospital in 2026. The methodology employed was quantitative, basic, non-experimental, correlational, and cross-sectional. The population consisted of 40 nurses, who completed a questionnaire on biological risk and an observation checklist on biosafety measures. Both instruments were validated by expert judgment and demonstrated reliability based on Cronbach's alpha of 77% for the questionnaire and Kuder-Richardson coefficient of 76% for the measures. The findings showed that 82.5% of the nurses had a medium level of biological risk and 35% had inadequate levels of biosafety measures. The study concluded that there was no statistically significant relationship between biological risk and biosafety measures (rho = -0.261; p = 0.103).
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