11 research outputs found
Attendance at an Emergency Dermatology consultation during 1 year of the COVID-19 pandemic: towards new sensitivities?
The consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic forced dramatic changes in health systems around the world, including the cancellation of in-person consultations, with emergency services (ES) being the only option for face-to-face (F2F) consultations, including for dermatological conditions.1 Our tertiary hospital in Seville, Spain, has an Emergency Dermatology (ED) service, which provides treatment for patients referred from the ES with dermatological issues. We performed a study to analyse changes in attendance to the ED service during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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La transposición de las Directivas comunitarias sobre contratación pública en los Estados miembros
La transposición de las Directivas comunitarias sobre contratación pública en los Estados miembros
Multi-objective optimization of process conditions in the manufacturing of banana (Musa paradisiaca L.) starch/natural rubber films
Perspectives on Africa and African immigrants: evaluation of a sample of education students ( Perspectivas sobre África y los inmigrantes africanos: evaluación en una muestra de estudiantes de magisterio
The interest of the Spanish network of investigators in back pain for rehabilitation physician
Background: The Spanish Back Pain Research Network (REIDE) brings together teams of researchers and clinicians who are interested in nonspecific neck and back pain (BP). Its objective is to improve the efficacy, safety, effectiveness, and efficiency of the clinical management of BP. Method: The Network welcomes clinicians and researchers interested in BP. The only requirement to become a member of REIDE is to take part in one of its research projects, and any member can propose a new one. The Network supports those projects that are of interest to two or more groups by assuming their administration and management, which allows the researchers to focus on their task. Its working method ensures methodological quality, a multidisciplinary approach, and the clinical relevance of those projects that are carried out. Results: 179 researchers from 11 areas in Spain are involved in REIDE, including experts in all of the relevant fields of BP research. Most Spanish studies on BP that have been published in international scientific journals come from the teams involved in REIDE, and it currently has 13 ongoing research projects. Conclusions: The Network can help to enhance research among rehabilitation specialists who are interested in BP, and can contribute to the development of research projects which are of interest to the specialty. © 2005 Sociedad Española de Rehabilitación y Medicina Física (SERMEF) y Elsevier España, S.L