Accesibilidad digital de requisitos para la evaluación de la estrategia peruana de gestión integrada del dengue: análisis del proceso transaccional

Dengue is the most common arbovirus worldwide, with more than 128 countries showing evidence of endemic dengue transmission and almost 4 billion people living in areas at risk of infection. The World Health Organization has an estimate of 96 million symptomatic infections per year. In this sense, for the year 2003, the 44th Directing Council of PAHO/WHO recognized Resolution CD44.R9, which promoted the approaches of national programs, introducing models of Integrated Management Strategy (EGI)-dengue creating related technical groups in different regions. In this sense, a documentary study of primary and secondary sources of free access of official bodies of Peru was developed to evaluate the digital availability of the EGI-dengue objectives, according to the questionnaire published by PAHO. The results showed a 65.22% compliance with the proposed objectives, which is somewhat low considering the importance of this endemic disease. The objectives with the greatest dissatisfaction were operational research (70%), patient care (50%), and integrated vector management (50%); while the most satisfactory objectives were: communication and promotion (80%), environment, epidemiology and general process with 100% respectively. These percentage values allow adjustments to be made in order to improve these less worked aspects, look at their weaknesses and propose new actions, maximizing the benefits of the evaluation process.