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The prognosis of life for a patient in cardiac arrest is directly propor- tional to the training of staff caring for the patient and inversely pro- portional to the time between cardiac arrest and… Continue Reading
1 November 2016
Resumen Antecedentes El oblito o retencion de cuerpo extrano despues de un procedimiento quirurgico es un problema real, vigente, prevenible, que afecta la seguridad del enfermo quirurgico. Su… Continue Reading
1 October 2015
Objective: to determine the prevalence of the Occupational Burnout Syndrome (obs) in residents of a regional hospital of specialties. Methods: descriptive and cross-sectional study. Non-randomized… Continue Reading
22 July 2015
The family functioning is a determining factor in the maintenance of health or the occurrence of the disease of each of their members. Objective: To determine the frequency of depression and its… Continue Reading
22 July 2015
The prognosis of life for a patient in cardiac arrest is directly proportional to the training of staff caring for the patient and inversely proportional to the time between cardiac arrest and… Continue Reading
The family functioning is a determining factor in the maintenance of health or the occurrence of the disease of each of their members. Objective: To determin...
1 November 2016
Abstract Background Retained surgical items after a surgical procedure is a real, existing, and preventable problem that affects the safety of the surgical patient. Its incidence is not exactly known… Continue Reading
1 October 2016
Resumen Objetivo medir el grado de aptitud clinica para el tratamiento del paciente con sindrome isquemico coronario agudo ( sica ) en los medicos del servicio de urgencias del hospital general “Dr.… Continue Reading