Percepción de la cultura de seguridad del paciente en los profesionales de una Institución prestadora de salud de tercer nivel de atención de Barranquilla 2018.
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2018
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Arrieta Moron, Yasser Fabian
Sarmiento Gutierrez, Joanny Judith
Turizo Turizo, Erika Patricia
Vitali Andrade, Viviana Regina
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Ediciones Universidad Simón Bolívar
Facultad de Administración y Negocios
Facultad de Administración y Negocios
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Introducción: La Cultura de Seguridad del Paciente está relacionada con las creencias y actitudes que asumen las personas en su práctica para garantizar que no experimentará daño innecesario o potencial asociado a la atención en salud. Objetivo Evaluar la percepción de la cultura de seguridad del paciente en los profesionales de una Institución Prestadora de Salud de tercer nivel de atención de Barranquilla 2018 Materiales y método estudio descriptivo, transversal retrospectivo. La población estuvo conformada por 278 profesionales de salud de una Institución Prestadora de Salud de la ciudad de Barranquilla y la muestra fueron 88 profesionales del área de la salud. El análisis estadístico se realizó en tablas de frecuencias y porcentajes Resultados: De las dimensiones evaluadas se evidencio como fortaleza aprendizaje organizacional, notificación de eventos, trabajo en equipo, apoyo de la gerencia en el hospital en cuanto a temas de seguridad , percepción de la seguridad y como oportunidad de mejora se identificaron expectativas y acciones de la dirección /supervisión de la unidad / servicios que favorecen la seguridad.
Conclusión el promedio global de las respuestas negativas corresponde a un 37 % respuestas neutras 9% y positivas 54% para un total global de la adherencia a las políticas de seguridad, bajo la estrategia de la cultura de seguridad del paciente clasificándose en oportunidad de mejora.
Introduction: Patient Safety Culture is related to beliefs and behaviors that people assume in their practice to ensure that there are not unnecessary or potential harmd associated with health care attention. Objetive: To evaluate the perception of patient safety culture in Healthcare Providers of a third level care medical Institution in Barranquilla 2018. Materials and methods: Is a descriptive, cross-sectional retrospective study. The population consisted in 278 health care professionals of a third level care medical Institution in Barranquilla and the sample was composed of 88 health care professionals . The statistical analysis was analized in frequency tables and percentages tables. Results: From the dimensions that were evaluated we realized that as strengths there were organizational learning, notification of events, team work , support from hospital management on security issues, security perception and as an opportunity for improvement we identified the expectations and actions of the management team / supervision of the unit / services that favor safety. Conclusion: The global average of negative responses corresponds to 37%, neutral answers were 9% and positive ones were 54% for a total global adherence to safety policies, under the strategy of patient safety culture classifying it as an opportunity of improvement.
Introduction: Patient Safety Culture is related to beliefs and behaviors that people assume in their practice to ensure that there are not unnecessary or potential harmd associated with health care attention. Objetive: To evaluate the perception of patient safety culture in Healthcare Providers of a third level care medical Institution in Barranquilla 2018. Materials and methods: Is a descriptive, cross-sectional retrospective study. The population consisted in 278 health care professionals of a third level care medical Institution in Barranquilla and the sample was composed of 88 health care professionals . The statistical analysis was analized in frequency tables and percentages tables. Results: From the dimensions that were evaluated we realized that as strengths there were organizational learning, notification of events, team work , support from hospital management on security issues, security perception and as an opportunity for improvement we identified the expectations and actions of the management team / supervision of the unit / services that favor safety. Conclusion: The global average of negative responses corresponds to 37%, neutral answers were 9% and positive ones were 54% for a total global adherence to safety policies, under the strategy of patient safety culture classifying it as an opportunity of improvement.
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Seguridad del Paciente, Patient Safety