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Hyunjeong Kim¹, Jinyoung Kwon¹, Si-Hyeon Han²

¹Division of Healthcare Associated Infection Control, Department of Healthcare Safety and Immunization, Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency, Cheongju, Korea.

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|February 2, 2026

Resumen

Esta capacitación conjunta público-privada en simulación para el control de infecciones mejoró significativamente el conocimiento y las competencias del personal de salud y los funcionarios gubernamentales en la respuesta a brotes. La capacitación futura debe refinar los roles y los sistemas operativos para mejorar la colaboración.

Área de la Ciencia:

Salud Pública; Gestión Sanitaria; Control de Infecciones

Sus antecedentes:

Los brotes de infecciones asociadas a la atención sanitaria (IAAS) requieren estrategias de respuesta colaborativas sólidas entre los centros sanitarios y los gobiernos locales.
Se implementó un programa conjunto público-privado de capacitación en simulación para mejorar esta capacidad colaborativa.

Objetivo del estudio:

Analizar los resultados operacionales de un nuevo programa conjunto público-privado de capacitación en simulación para el control de infecciones.
Evaluar la efectividad de este programa en la mejora de la respuesta colaborativa a las IAAS.

Principales métodos:

Se realizaron 10 sesiones de simulación con 422 participantes (263 profesionales de la salud, 159 funcionarios del gobierno local).
Los materiales de capacitación se adaptaron al entorno sanitario nacional.
Se utilizaron encuestas cuantitativas pre y post capacitación y evaluaciones cualitativas de talleres para la evaluación.
Los análisis estadísticos incluyeron pruebas t pareadas y pruebas de Wilcoxon.

Principales resultados:

Los 422 participantes completaron la capacitación. Se observaron mejoras estadísticamente significativas en el conocimiento (10.0 a 10.5), la competencia percibida (4.5 a 4.7) y la competencia de desempeño (3.4 a 4.0). La satisfacción general de los participantes promedió 4.7 puntos, y se destacó a los facilitadores por mejorar la comprensión situacional y la resolución de problemas.

Conclusiones:

La capacitación en simulación mejoró eficazmente el conocimiento y las competencias de los participantes.
La facilitación experta fue crucial para el éxito del programa.
Las recomendaciones para futuras mejoras incluyen refinar los escenarios para una delimitación clara de roles, diversificar los cursos y mejorar los sistemas operativos de los facilitadores.

Palabras clave:

Facilitadores Control de infecciones Asociaciones del sector público-privado Capacitación en simulación

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