This study was carried out with the main objective of evaluating the prophylactic use of quinfami... more This study was carried out with the main objective of evaluating the prophylactic use of quinfamide for the control of intestinal entamoebosis at a community level. Two similar communities with a high prevalence of infection by Entamoeba histolytica, 41.7% and 51.2% respectively, ...
Page 1. J. Essent. Otl Res., 10, 67-69 (Jan/Feb 1998) RESEARCH NOTE Volatile Compounds of Three L... more Page 1. J. Essent. Otl Res., 10, 67-69 (Jan/Feb 1998) RESEARCH NOTE Volatile Compounds of Three Limonium Species: L. latifolia, L. x altaica and L. perezii M. Constanza Soriano Cane,' Encarna Gmez Plaza, R do Gil Mdoz ...
Nonadherence to medical treatment among heart failure patients is high and results in frequent ex... more Nonadherence to medical treatment among heart failure patients is high and results in frequent exacerbations and premature death. This treatment-only pilot study examined whether a year-long group-based self-management intervention is feasible and improves self-management skills in patients with mild-to-moderate heart failure (ejection fraction ≤40% and New York Heart Association functional class I, II, or III). A total of 31 of 100 recruited patients (31%) agreed to participate. Twenty-six (84%) completed the year-long self-management program. Compared with baseline, the intervention was associated with an increase in overall self-efficacy in practicing self-management skills (p<0.001) and in four of five specific self-management skills. Patients and their group leaders also reported an increase in actual use of self-management skills (p<0.001) and in several psychosocial outcomes. The success of this pilot study suggests the need for a randomized clinical trial to test the efficacy of group-based self-management training on medical outcomes.
Nonadherence to medical treatment among heart failure patients is high and results in frequent ex... more Nonadherence to medical treatment among heart failure patients is high and results in frequent exacerbations and premature death. This treatment-only pilot study examined whether a year-long group-based self-management intervention is feasible and improves self-management skills in patients with mild-to-moderate heart failure (ejection fraction ≤40% and New York Heart Association functional class I, II, or III). A total of 31 of 100 recruited patients (31%) agreed to participate. Twenty-six (84%) completed the year-long self-management program. Compared with baseline, the intervention was associated with an increase in overall self-efficacy in practicing self-management skills (p<0.001) and in four of five specific self-management skills. Patients and their group leaders also reported an increase in actual use of self-management skills (p<0.001) and in several psychosocial outcomes. The success of this pilot study suggests the need for a randomized clinical trial to test the efficacy of group-based self-management training on medical outcomes.
Estamos participando en una transformación histórica fundamental: se está gestando una nueva y ra... more Estamos participando en una transformación histórica fundamental: se está gestando una nueva y radicalmente diferente comprensión de los seres humanos. Este es uno de aquellos acontecimientos especiales de la historia que tienen el poder de reconfigurar lo posible y de modificar el futuro.
This study was carried out with the main objective of evaluating the prophylactic use of quinfami... more This study was carried out with the main objective of evaluating the prophylactic use of quinfamide for the control of intestinal entamoebosis at a community level. Two similar communities with a high prevalence of infection by Entamoeba histolytica, 41.7% and 51.2% respectively, ...
Page 1. J. Essent. Otl Res., 10, 67-69 (Jan/Feb 1998) RESEARCH NOTE Volatile Compounds of Three L... more Page 1. J. Essent. Otl Res., 10, 67-69 (Jan/Feb 1998) RESEARCH NOTE Volatile Compounds of Three Limonium Species: L. latifolia, L. x altaica and L. perezii M. Constanza Soriano Cane,&amp;#x27; Encarna Gmez Plaza, R do Gil Mdoz ...
Nonadherence to medical treatment among heart failure patients is high and results in frequent ex... more Nonadherence to medical treatment among heart failure patients is high and results in frequent exacerbations and premature death. This treatment-only pilot study examined whether a year-long group-based self-management intervention is feasible and improves self-management skills in patients with mild-to-moderate heart failure (ejection fraction ≤40% and New York Heart Association functional class I, II, or III). A total of 31 of 100 recruited patients (31%) agreed to participate. Twenty-six (84%) completed the year-long self-management program. Compared with baseline, the intervention was associated with an increase in overall self-efficacy in practicing self-management skills (p<0.001) and in four of five specific self-management skills. Patients and their group leaders also reported an increase in actual use of self-management skills (p<0.001) and in several psychosocial outcomes. The success of this pilot study suggests the need for a randomized clinical trial to test the efficacy of group-based self-management training on medical outcomes.
Nonadherence to medical treatment among heart failure patients is high and results in frequent ex... more Nonadherence to medical treatment among heart failure patients is high and results in frequent exacerbations and premature death. This treatment-only pilot study examined whether a year-long group-based self-management intervention is feasible and improves self-management skills in patients with mild-to-moderate heart failure (ejection fraction ≤40% and New York Heart Association functional class I, II, or III). A total of 31 of 100 recruited patients (31%) agreed to participate. Twenty-six (84%) completed the year-long self-management program. Compared with baseline, the intervention was associated with an increase in overall self-efficacy in practicing self-management skills (p<0.001) and in four of five specific self-management skills. Patients and their group leaders also reported an increase in actual use of self-management skills (p<0.001) and in several psychosocial outcomes. The success of this pilot study suggests the need for a randomized clinical trial to test the efficacy of group-based self-management training on medical outcomes.
Estamos participando en una transformación histórica fundamental: se está gestando una nueva y ra... more Estamos participando en una transformación histórica fundamental: se está gestando una nueva y radicalmente diferente comprensión de los seres humanos. Este es uno de aquellos acontecimientos especiales de la historia que tienen el poder de reconfigurar lo posible y de modificar el futuro.
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