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  • [Social capital as a determinant of public health]. [Journal Article]
    Rev Calid Asist. 2017 Nov - Dec; 32(6):342-346.Bravo Vallejos ND
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  • CONCLUSIONS: Although the current evidence shows that Social Capital is a determinant related to health, standards are still needed for its measurement. This could allow the concept to be measured, and facilitate its integration into the form of actions that exert positive influence and contribute to the implementation of institutional interventions planned for development and public health.
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  • [Effectiveness of an assessment of computerised medical records in a university hospital]. [Journal Article]
    Rev Calid Asist. 2017 Nov - Dec; 32(6):328-334.Conesa González A, Pastor Duran X, Lozano-Rubí RRC
  • CONCLUSIONS: According to study conditions, the dissemination of the results was effective in improving the quality of the EMR. The results have made it possible to implement actions to review the work processes in certain departments, and also the partial redesign of the interface on being a reproducible methodology accepted by the organisation.
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  • [Clinical governance and patient safety culture in clinical laboratories in the Spanish National Health System]. [Journal Article]
    Rev Calid Asist. 2017 Nov - Dec; 32(6):303-315.Giménez-Marín Á, Rivas-Ruiz F, Grupo de la Comisión de Gestión del Laboratorio Clínico de la Sociedad Española de Bioquímica Clínica y Patología Molecular (SEQC), EspañaRC
  • CONCLUSIONS: The results obtained show that the culture of security is homogeneous and of high quality in health service laboratories, probably due to the steady improvement observed. However, in terms of clinical governance, there is still some way to go, as shown by the presence of weaknesses in crucial dimensions of safety culture, together with variable levels of implementation of fail-safe technologies and quality management systems.
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  • [Change of care model in natural childbirth: Implementation in La Ribera delivery room]. [Journal Article]
    Rev Calid Asist. 2017 Sep - Oct; 32(5):255-261.Camacho-Morell F, Romero-Martín MJRC
  • CONCLUSIONS: Pregnant women have a high knowledge and wish for inclusion of normal childbirth care protocols. Attendance at antepartum training activities could by improved and the main reason for non-attendance is lack of information. Compliance is good enough in most protocols; when they are not applied is due to childbirth circumstances. Remaining tasks include the introduction of additional protocols and to involve pregnant women in decision-making.
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