Biosafety knowledge management in Peruvian hospitals

<p><strong>Foundation:</strong> biosafety is important within hospital services to avoid potential risks of contamination that threaten the healthcare staff’s health.<br /><strong>Objective:</strong> evaluate the knowledge management level in biosafety regarding u...

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Main Authors: Jahiro Félix Muñoz Pérez, Ericson Félix Castillo Saavedra, Estmilsinia Julissa Vargas Vigo, Cecilia Elizabeth Reyes Alfaro, Davis Alberto Mejía Pinedo, Sara Isabel Cabaniñas Ñaño
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Published: Centro Provincial de Información de Ciencias Médicas. Cienfuegos 2024-03-01
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author Jahiro Félix Muñoz Pérez
Ericson Félix Castillo Saavedra
Estmilsinia Julissa Vargas Vigo
Cecilia Elizabeth Reyes Alfaro
Davis Alberto Mejía Pinedo
Sara Isabel Cabaniñas Ñaño
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Ericson Félix Castillo Saavedra
Estmilsinia Julissa Vargas Vigo
Cecilia Elizabeth Reyes Alfaro
Davis Alberto Mejía Pinedo
Sara Isabel Cabaniñas Ñaño
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description <p><strong>Foundation:</strong> biosafety is important within hospital services to avoid potential risks of contamination that threaten the healthcare staff’s health.<br /><strong>Objective:</strong> evaluate the knowledge management level in biosafety regarding universality, protection barriers and elimination measures in health staff who works daily in Peruvian hospitals.<br /><strong>Methods:</strong> quantitative, prospective, cross-sectional study and comparative descriptive design carried out in 150 workers from two hospital centers in Chimbote (Peru) that belong to the public and private sectors. A biosafety questionnaire was used that was subjected to a validity and reliability psychometric analysis. Data analysis required descriptive and inferential statistics, with a reliability level of 95 %.<br /><strong>Results:</strong> in the descriptive analysis it was found that both hospital centers were at the average level, while in the inferential analysis there was a statistically significant difference.<br /><strong>Conclusions:</strong> the context where health staff work determines that the knowledge management about biosafety is different.</p>
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spelling doaj-art-c160a3cf47c54469833fea2fdbab966b2025-01-30T21:29:02ZspaCentro Provincial de Información de Ciencias Médicas. CienfuegosMedisur1727-897X2024-03-012222412492483Biosafety knowledge management in Peruvian hospitalsJahiro Félix Muñoz Pérez0Ericson Félix Castillo Saavedra1Estmilsinia Julissa Vargas Vigo2Cecilia Elizabeth Reyes Alfaro3Davis Alberto Mejía Pinedo4Sara Isabel Cabaniñas Ñaño5Universidad César Vallejo. Trujillo. Perú.Universidad Nacional de Trujillo. Perú.Universidad Nacional de Trujillo. Perú.Universidad César Vallejo. Trujillo. Perú.UNIVERSIDAD NACIONA MAYOR DE SAN MARCOS (PERÚ)Universidad Nacional de Trujillo. Perú.<p><strong>Foundation:</strong> biosafety is important within hospital services to avoid potential risks of contamination that threaten the healthcare staff’s health.<br /><strong>Objective:</strong> evaluate the knowledge management level in biosafety regarding universality, protection barriers and elimination measures in health staff who works daily in Peruvian hospitals.<br /><strong>Methods:</strong> quantitative, prospective, cross-sectional study and comparative descriptive design carried out in 150 workers from two hospital centers in Chimbote (Peru) that belong to the public and private sectors. A biosafety questionnaire was used that was subjected to a validity and reliability psychometric analysis. Data analysis required descriptive and inferential statistics, with a reliability level of 95 %.<br /><strong>Results:</strong> in the descriptive analysis it was found that both hospital centers were at the average level, while in the inferential analysis there was a statistically significant difference.<br /><strong>Conclusions:</strong> the context where health staff work determines that the knowledge management about biosafety is different.</p>http://medisur.sld.cu/index.php/medisur/article/view/45134riesgos profesionalescontención de riesgos biológicosriesgo sanitarioconocimiento
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Sara Isabel Cabaniñas Ñaño
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riesgo sanitario
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title Biosafety knowledge management in Peruvian hospitals
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title_short Biosafety knowledge management in Peruvian hospitals
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contención de riesgos biológicos
riesgo sanitario
conocimiento
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