Cumplimiento de las Buenas Prácticas de Dispensación en los establecimientos farmacéuticos de la Urb. Santa Luzmila-Distrito de Comas, 2023.
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Universidad Privada de Huancayo Franklin Roosevelt
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El objetivo de este estudio fue evaluar las buenas prácticas de dispensación (BPD) en los establecimientos farmacéuticos de la urb. Santa Luzmila del distrito de Comas, en los meses abril a mayo del 2023. Recurrimos a un diseño descriptivo, transversal y prospectivo; la muestra fue censal representada por 34 establecimientos farmacéuticos. En cuanto al nivel de cumplimiento de la BPD, se encontraron los siguientes hallazgos: personal con más participación en la atención de los usuarios fueron técnicos de farmacia con 85.3%, validación de recetas con un 27.6%, análisis e interpretación con 25.5% y entrega e información de medicamentos con un 13.2%. Se concluye un bajo nivel de cumplimiento de las BPD en los establecimientos farmacéuticos.
The objective of this study was to evaluate the good dispensing practices (BPD) in the pharmaceutical establishments of Santa Luzmila, Comas district, from April to May 2023. We resorted to a descriptive, cross-sectional and prospective design; the sample was a census sample represented by 34 pharmaceutical establishments. Regarding the level of compliance with the BPD, the following findings were found: pharmacy technicians were the personnel most involved in providing care to users (85.3%), prescription validation (27.6%), analysis and interpretation (25.5%), and delivery and information of medications (13.2%). The conclusion is that there is a low level of compliance with the BPD in pharmaceutical establishments.
The objective of this study was to evaluate the good dispensing practices (BPD) in the pharmaceutical establishments of Santa Luzmila, Comas district, from April to May 2023. We resorted to a descriptive, cross-sectional and prospective design; the sample was a census sample represented by 34 pharmaceutical establishments. Regarding the level of compliance with the BPD, the following findings were found: pharmacy technicians were the personnel most involved in providing care to users (85.3%), prescription validation (27.6%), analysis and interpretation (25.5%), and delivery and information of medications (13.2%). The conclusion is that there is a low level of compliance with the BPD in pharmaceutical establishments.
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