2003, Number 1
Behavior with base to institutional indicators of the fixed medicine dowries
Romero VMM, Cerón RV, López LGI, Mendoza PI, Ramos RMJC, Trejo CT
Language: Spanish
References: 5
Page: 25-28
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ABSTRACT
Introduction: The medicines are indispensable material resources that constitute a benefit of the services of health in the medical attention, the institutions must count on a system of provision that allows to guarantee the satisfaction them of the user, by means of a control that regulates the administration of the therapeutic insumos. The nursing director directly participates in the process, contributing in the handling and good use that allows to fulfill the treatment suitably.Objective: To identify the Behavior with Base to Institutional Indicators of the Fixed Medicine Dowries.
Material and methods: Descriptive cross-sectional study by means of the data collection from prescribed medicines of the leaf of medical indications, taking like reference the established thing in institutional the basic picture, selecting 20 medicines of greater demand. With the collected data the indicators of sufficiency, level of supplying and level of investment were determined applying the formulas established in the institutional norm, processing the information in a data base in Excel system handling like statistical measurement average and percentage.
Results: The sufficiency of the dowry fixes is of 57%, in relation to the amount of medicines that provide the supplying level was in average of 93%, in the amount of medicines that exists in the services I am observed 143% in the level of investment.
Discussion and Conclusions: I know found that the availability of the resource exists, indicating that the fixed dowries are in favor of above of the real consumptions causing that the medicine remains without movement or it is stored. Sustaining to the importance of the participation of the director of infirmary in the execution of the systems of control from the first stage of process request supply.
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