FORTALECIMIENTO DE LA INVESTIGACIÓN CLÍNICO EPIDEMIOLÓGICO DE LAS BACTERIAS PREDOMINANTES EN LAS ENFERMEDADES DE TRANSMISIÓN SEXUAL EN PACIENTES ATENDIDOS EN CONSULTA EXTERNA Y EMERGENCIA DEL HOSPITAL PROVINCIAL VERDI CEVALLOS BALDA DE PORTOVIEJO DE MAYO A NOVIEMBRE DEL 2010

Abstract

The idea of strengthening clinical and epidemiological investigation of the bacteria causing a large percentage of diseases affecting different organ systems in the individual, emerged from several years ago when a group of visionary alumni through self adapted physical environment can be fitted with basic elements for bacteriological studies. It was as a primary training teachers and students to encourage them to promote bacteriological research, was used because the logical approach of the current problem and focus group interviews such as teachers and students linked to the Chair of Microbiology, as well build on our experience, which gave us such results enable us with a highly qualified individual, immersed in bacteriology that works in the National Hygiene Institute "Leopoldo Pérez Izquieta" achieving the desired link theory and practice. The beneficiaries of our project will be a group of teachers and students of the School of Medicine to take advantage of the operation and proper use of such equipment and supplies for the use of the university community in general And so, linking practical and theoretical knowledge and research in each of the systems studied over academic training with the aim of deepening the study of bacterial sexually transmitted diseases, with reference to the signs and symptoms reported to the Provincial Department of Health during the 2009 patients in the outpatient and emergency Verdi Cevallos Balda Provincial Hospital in the city of Portoviejo, unfortunately, no statistical reports strengthened us in our investigation as there is underreporting of information of the problems mentioned above, in which found 99% of diseases recorded as other sexually transmitted diseases, where no specific etiologic diagnosis.