The relation of biosafety at the cost-effectiveness in hospitalizations: nexus with the permanent instruction
Abstract
Aim: To identify whether the biosecurity can help to reduce the cost-effectiveness in hospitalizations; to know the degree of impact of permanent education for biosecurity in reducing costs related to hospitalization and to demonstrate the effects of biosecurity on reducing costs hospital-based literature.Method: It is a descriptive exploratory study, qualitative, through systematic review of literature on the basis of Nursing Database (BDENF), Latin American and Caribbean Center on Health Sciences (LILACS) and Scientific Electronic Library Online (SCIELO).
Results: It was identified permanent education as an agent in contributing awareness of nurses about the security needed in the profession.
Conclusion: The biosafety related to permanent education contributes to the reduction of the cost-effectiveness.
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