Dimensiones e indicadores de calidad de atención a neonatos en el Hospital General Guasmo Sur.

Abstract

Background: The care quality indicators are the tool in which updated services, regulations and standards stimulate the possibility of achieving desired health outcomes. Objectives: To validate the dimensions and quality indicators of neonatal care at the Hospital General Guasmo Sur. Methods: The design of this research is aligned to a non-experimental cross-sectional typology. The stages of data collection consisted of three phases: Preparation of the instrument, application of the instrument and validity. Results: Compliance of the 4 components of the ESAMyN: the study indicates complete compliance of the components of ESAMyN, this indicates the adequate and acceptable informative and preventive management of the hospital. Compliance with training in neonatal care quality standards: according to the results obtained, it indicates that health personnel are trained to educate the maternal population. Quality of care in neonatal sepsis: the management of neonatal sepsis at the Guasmo Sur General Hospital is carried out following the clinical practice guidelines and the proper management of these patients is guaranteed. Quality of care in neonatal sepsis and compliance with the biosafety protocol: an adequate cleaning technique and preventive method were obtained in the areas of contact with newborns in the hospital. Conclusions: The dimensions of the study on compliance with neonatal care procedures and evaluating the care quality indicators in neonatal sepsis are completely correct in order to establish adequate management and care in the newborn and thus reduce neonatal mortality in the Hospital General Guasmo Sur.