Incidencia de notificación de eventos adversos relacionados con la seguridad del paciente en los centros de salud del ministerio de salud pública: distrito 05d01 Latacunga

Abstract

The objective of the study is to identify the incidence of the notification of adverse events of the patient in the public health centers of the 05D01 Latacunga district. The applied methodology is of mixed approach, it was counted on a research design of concurrent triangulation, of field and bibliographic review as investigative modality; For this, the health centers of the 05D01 Latacunga district were taken as the universe, which has 10 type A centers, 2 type B centers and 2 type C centers; For the sample, 95 members belonging to the public health centers of the 05D01 Latacunga district and 61 family medicine professionals, relatives and postgraduates were determined. The correlation was applied between the most significant responses in the study variables, in the last 6 months, to consider whether adverse events should be reported at the Primary Health Care level and whether the evaluated population is familiar with the form issued by the Ministry of Public Health. The main result establishes the correlation with the notification number in the last 6 months with the knowledge of the notification form, a Kendall's Tau-b correlation value of 0.017 was obtained, in this sense it is evidenced that the value is lower than p ≤ 0.05. Based on t he results obtained, it is concluded that there is a positive correlation, in which the notification of adverse events affects compliance with patient safety regulations