Factores asociados y decisión de compra de medicamentos en usuarios de las boticas de Villa El Salvador – Lima 2021
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Universidad Privada de Huancayo Franklin Roosevelt
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El estudio se realizó para determinar los factores asociados y decisión de compra de medicamentos en usuarios de las boticas Two Farma de Villa El Salvador - Lima 2021, siendo la metodología, transversal, prospectivo y observacional, en una muestra 100 usuarios que acudieron a la botica. Resultados, respecto a los factores asociados a la compra de medicamentos resultaron ser adecuados en un 100% y a la decisión de compra de medicamentos resultó ser apropiados en el 100%.; concluyéndose, los factores asociados a la compra de medicamentos son adecuados en el 100% y la decisión de compra de medicamentos son apropiados en un 100%
The study was conducted to determine the factors associated with and the decision to purchase medicines in users of the Two Farma drugstores in Villa El Salvador - Lima 2021, using a cross-sectional, prospective and observational methodology, in a sample of 100 users who went to the drugstore. Results: 100% of the factors associated with the purchase of medicines were adequate and 100% of the factors associated with the decision to purchase medicines were appropriate; it was concluded that 100% of the factors associated with the purchase of medicines were adequate and 100% of the factors associated with the decision to purchase medicines were appropriate
The study was conducted to determine the factors associated with and the decision to purchase medicines in users of the Two Farma drugstores in Villa El Salvador - Lima 2021, using a cross-sectional, prospective and observational methodology, in a sample of 100 users who went to the drugstore. Results: 100% of the factors associated with the purchase of medicines were adequate and 100% of the factors associated with the decision to purchase medicines were appropriate; it was concluded that 100% of the factors associated with the purchase of medicines were adequate and 100% of the factors associated with the decision to purchase medicines were appropriate
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