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- ItemNivel de conocimientos generales sobre protocolos de bioseguridad en el personal de salud de la Fundación Hogar del Ecuador durante el periodo mayo-julio de 2024(Instituto Superior Tecnológico Particular Sudamericano, 2024) Reyes Reyes Jhon StevenUsing a quantitative approach and a structured evaluation, 30 professionals from various areas were surveyed. The analysis indicated that the professionals at the medical center have a high level of knowledge of biosafety protocols, although some failures were found in the correct sequence of hand washing. This finding underscores the need for specific training in basic but fundamental practices. The evaluation showed that knowledge levels vary depending on work area, medical specialty, and work experience, indicating that training and experience are essential to master biosafety protocols. These results underscore the need for ongoing training and targeted educational programs to ensure that all staff are up to date with the latest best practices and protocols in biosafety. To address the identified gaps, it is recommended to implement a series of practical trainings and workshops, not only on standard procedures, but also on the principles and objectives of biosafety and the risks associated with non-compliance. In addition, it is suggested to create discussion and learning spaces where staff can share experiences, resolve doubts and stay updated on developments in biosafety. These measures would improve the safe field, reducing the risk of hospital infections and other related problems. The introduction of accessible educational materials adapted to the level of professionalization of each staff member, as well as the regular evaluation of competencies, would contribute to maintaining high biosafety standards in the institution. Finally, the study suggests that promoting a culture of safety and prevention through continuing education and active participation in workshops and training is essential to consolidate a safe and efficient clinical practice.