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Health care waste management in nosocomial infection control in a hospital in San Juan de Lurigancho, 2023

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Rosa Estrella Pillman-Infanson ,
Rosa Estrella Pillman-Infanson

Universidad Cesar Vallejo, Lima. Lima, Perú

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Carola Rosa Consuelo Gonzáles ,
Carola Rosa Consuelo Gonzáles

Universidad Cesar Vallejo, Lima. Lima, Perú

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Fernando Miguel Salas Pachas ,
Fernando Miguel Salas Pachas

Universidad Cesar Vallejo, Lima. Lima, Perú

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Yoni Magali Maita-Cruz ,
Yoni Magali Maita-Cruz

Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Lima. Lima, Perú

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John Melvi Lozano Castro ,
John Melvi Lozano Castro

Universidad Católica Sedes Sapientae, Lima. Lima, Perú

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Patricia Gabriela Valdivia Jaimes ,
Patricia Gabriela Valdivia Jaimes

Universidad Cesar Vallejo, Lima. Lima, Perú

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Abstract

The objective of the research is to determine the incidence of healthcare waste management in the control of nosocomial infections associated with care. Its research study with quantitative approach, basic non-experimental type, with a cross-sectional causal correlational design. The population of 350 workers, with a sample of 250 workers who participated in data collection, two instruments were applied, the first was a questionnaire with 34 items and the second a questionnaire with 31 items, both questionnaires validated by expert judgment and assessed by Cronbach's Alpha reliability test, with the results for healthcare waste management α = 0.894 and for nosocomial infection control reliability was α = 0.871. For inferential analysis, ordinal linear regression statistics and the Nagelkerke coefficient were used. The results obtained from the evaluation of healthcare waste management in a San Juan de Lurigancho hospital revealed a considerably high incidence, with a worrying 48% classified as inadequate. This finding indicates a significant deficiency in waste management practices in the hospital that affects nosocomial infection control, reaching 45%, suggesting a direct incidence. The conclusion is that sanitary waste management is inadequate and has a negative influence of 75.3% on infection control.

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Pillman-Infanson RE, Consuelo Gonzáles CR, Salas Pachas FM, Maita-Cruz YM, Lozano Castro JM, Valdivia Jaimes PG. Health care waste management in nosocomial infection control in a hospital in San Juan de Lurigancho, 2023. Salud, Ciencia y Tecnología [Internet]. 2024 May 17 [cited 2024 Jul. 27];4:912. Available from: https://revista.saludcyt.ar/ojs/index.php/sct/article/view/912

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