Cir Cir. 2025;93(6):678-684. doi: 10.24875/CIRU.24000278.
ABSTRACT
OBJECTIVE: Determine the level of inclusion in hospital disaster risk management of the Mexican Social Security Institute.
METHODS: The methodology Disability Inclusion in Hospital Disaster Risk Management (INGRID-H) of the Pan American Health Organization was adapted for self-assessment in 276 hospitals. Expert advice sessions were conducted using a cascade format, including verification visits, and 180 days between each evaluation.
RESULTS: In the first self-assessment, 220 hospitals submitted their reports, and in the second, 236. 186 met inclusion criteria and were selected for analysis. In the first self-assessment the mean obtained for the level of inclusion was 36.70%, and in the second was 52.03%, with a correlation of 0.410 and p < 0.001, with a confidence interval of 95%, being statistically significant.
CONCLUSIONS: The adaptation of the INGRID-H tool using self-assessments and tutorials with experts made it possible to obtain a national diagnosis and increase the level of inclusion for disaster risk management in hospitals.
PMID:41558050 | DOI:10.24875/CIRU.24000278
