Experiencias para la capacitación de recursos humanos en salud para la atención integral de víctimas de violencia en una zona urbano marginal de Lima, Perú

Abstract

In the year 2003, in the Faculty of Medicine of the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, the Permanent Program of Training for the Integral Attention of the Victims of Violence was created, has been training human resources for the comprehensive health care to victims of violence. In this sense, we was considered necessary to develop a methodology for health professionals, identifying their training needs and the conditions under how they work. It is in this context, that the year 2004, a base line study was delineated in the Microrred de Salud Huaycán, in the east of Lima city; that included diverse stages with a multisectorial approach with the aim to identify the training needs of the health professionals, as well as the evaluation of the logistic and administrative support for the development of training activities to diverse levels. In this paper, the procedures and principal results are exposed, in a succinct way. There was demonstrated that the population of Huaycán were affected by the sequels of the political violence; nevertheless, the health services have severe limited resources to give appropriate health care to victims of violence. The health professionals require an intensive training on this issue. An adequate logistic and administrative conditions allowed to carry out an appropriate training program. We suggest that this methodology will facilitate to construct products and instruments for a suitable and specific training for the integral health care to the victims of the violence.

Relationship between cardiopulmonary resuscitation training and level of training and gender

“…Due to this, it deserves special consideration, training in first aid courses and training of the practicing personnel (Fraga, Stratton, Asensio, Castillo, Vega & Mock, 2004). As this knowledge must be taught in a way adequate and continuous, so that it can respond quickly and effectively to situations that require it (Garmendia, Perales & Miranda, 2010;Calicchia, Cangiano & Papaleo, 2012y Delavar, Gholami, Ahmadi & Moshtaghian, 2012.…”