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    Capacitación sobre primeros auxilios básicos al personal que labora en el Centro Geriátrico Hogar Miguel de León, periodo abril-junio 2024
    (Instituto Superior Tecnológico Particular Sudamericano, 2024) Matute Cuzco Yoderth Santiago; Guamán Chinchilima Erika Micaela
    Caregivers' abilities have improved significantly because of receiving first aid training. Along with the skills they need, this training gives them the assurance and self assurance to respond correctly in an emergency. The ability to respond effectively to emergencies is crucial in an environment where resident vulnerability is high, such as in a nursing home. Investment in continuing education is essential to ensure a safe, high-quality care environment for residents. By being better prepared, caregivers can more effectively handle situations such as falls, suffocation, heart attacks, and other medical emergencies. This knowledge not only protects residents, but also improves the peace of mind of their families, who trust that their loved ones are in capable hands. In the first survey, the majority of results had 68% to 71% correct answers in each question, that is, between questions there were 32% to 29% incorrect answers, taking into account that the topic discussed is about basic first aid, having 30% that represents 11 people who work in the geriatric center and lack a clear understanding of what to do in an emergency. When we saw the results, we realized that it was possible to fill gaps in basic first aid among workers who previously did not have in mind how to act in emergency situations. We obtained that 99% 100% of the questions were answered correctly, the questions that in the first survey gave us 69% certainty, now in the second test after the training it gives us results of 99% to 100%, making the training provided effective.

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