Prácticas culturales vinculadas al cuidado de la salud y percepción sobre la atención en establecimientos de salud en residentes de centros poblados alto-andinos de Huancavelica, Perú

摘要: Inequalities in terms of access and quality healthcare persist, especially among Andean populations, such as the community Chopcca. Here, we describe perception provided medical facilities well practices linked to health care residents settlements Huancavelica region. We carried out a cross-sectional study by means structured questionnaire administered 775 urban rural towns Yauli Paucara districts. 68.7% refer always using medicinal plants cure themselves; 86.7% never made "payment" Mother Earth; 81.4% has not practiced coca qaway or sara qaway. 88.5% respondents visit facility when they fall ill. 57.4% that staff transmits confidence security, this proportion is higher vs. areas (64.6% versus 28.8%). The communities under demand services offered formal system; nevertheless, traditional cultural being most important one use plants.