Objective: To determine the good dispensing practices per unit dose at the Zacarías Correa Valdivia Regional Hospital in Huancavelica (HRZCVH). Material and Methods: Scientific methodology, with a basic approach, descriptive level and non-experimental, transversal and descriptive design. The sample consisted of 11 pharmaceutical professionals from HRZCVH. A “BPDDUMP” questionnaire was used, which was designed and validated by expert judgment. Results: Of the total of HRZCVH professionals, more than half (54.55%) of QM,confirm that the prescription does not meet the required data, have difficulty understanding the medical prescription, and indicate that medical prescriptions do not have legible letters and clear. 36.36% of Q. F. do not update the pharmacotherapeutic profile and 54.55% do not perform verification and monitoring of the patient’s location. 45.55% of the Q. F., indicat...

En esta investigación desarrollada en el Hospital Regional Zacarías Correa Valdivia de Huancavelica se buscó determinar las buenas prácticas de dispensación por dosis unitaria, basadas en la norma técnica del Ministerio de Salud (2009), sobre el sistema de dispensación de medicamentos en dosis unitaria para los establecimientos del Sector Salud; concretizadas en el Manual de Buenas Prácticas de Dispensación, las cuales se utilizaron para el desarrollo de esta investigación. El estudio es uno de los primeros en la región de Huancavelica que persiguen las buenas prácticas de dispensación por dosis unitaria, asimismo, busca captar e identificar las debilidades que el Hospital Regional Zacarias Correa Valdivia presenta, en este proceso; para buscar medidas de solución que genere la eficiencia y eficacia en este rubro.

Objective: To determine the good dispensing practices per unit dose at the Zacarías Correa Valdivia Regional Hospital in Huancavelica (HRZCVH). Material and Methods: Scientific methodology, with a basic approach, descriptive level and non-experimental, transversal and descriptive design. The sample consisted of 11 pharmaceutical professionals from HRZCVH. A “BPDDUMP” questionnaire was used, which was designed and validated by expert judgment. Results: Of the total of HRZCVH professionals, more than half (54.55%) of QM,confirm that the prescription does not meet the required data, have difficulty understanding the medical prescription, and indicate that medical prescriptions do not have legible letters and clear. 36.36% of Q. F. do not update the pharmacotherapeutic profile and 54.55% do not perform verification and monitoring of the patient’s location. 45.55% of the Q. F., indicat...