Influencia de la consejería farmacéutica sobre automedicación en Covid-19 de usuarios atendidos en la botica Mi Farma Salud B&S Chiclayo 2021
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Universidad Privada de Huancayo Franklin Roosevelt
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Este estudio fue Reducir la automedicación en COVID-19 mediante la influencia de la consejería farmacéutica de usuarios atendidos en la botica “MI FARMA SALUD B&S” de Chiclayo 2021, siendo la METODOLOGÍA, de tipo explicativo, cuantitativo y diseño pre experimental, longitudinal, se tomó una muestra representativa de 90 usuarios. RESULTADOS, El porcentaje de automedicación en los usuarios antes de la consejería farmacéutica fue 75.6%, pero después de aplicar post test se obtuvo un 7.8% de automedicación en COVID-19; CONCLUYÉNDOSE, que la influencia de la consejería farmacéutica sobre la automedicación en COVID-19 disminuye de un 75.6% a un 7.8%
This study was to reduce self-medication in COVID-19 through the influence of pharmaceutical counseling of users served in the pharmacy "MI FARMA SALUD B&S" of Chiclayo 2021, being the METHODOLOGY, explanatory, quantitative and pre-experimental design, longitudinal, a representative sample of 90 users was taken. RESULTS, The percentage of self-medication in the users before the pharmaceutical counseling was 75.6%, but after applying post-test was obtained 7.8% of self-medication in COVID-19; CONCLUDING, that the influence of pharmaceutical counseling on self-medication in COVID-19 decreases from 75.6% to 7.8%
This study was to reduce self-medication in COVID-19 through the influence of pharmaceutical counseling of users served in the pharmacy "MI FARMA SALUD B&S" of Chiclayo 2021, being the METHODOLOGY, explanatory, quantitative and pre-experimental design, longitudinal, a representative sample of 90 users was taken. RESULTS, The percentage of self-medication in the users before the pharmaceutical counseling was 75.6%, but after applying post-test was obtained 7.8% of self-medication in COVID-19; CONCLUDING, that the influence of pharmaceutical counseling on self-medication in COVID-19 decreases from 75.6% to 7.8%
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