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El Dr. Lemos discutirá su vision sobre las oportunidades de mejora de la calidad durante la pandemia y cómo las circunstancias han permitido logros y avances en nuestra especialidad.
Catch up on the latest webinar in our Critical Crisis Thinking series that features many of our presenters who summarised their lessons.
Catch up on the latest webinar from the ISQua African Community of Practice - Improving the availability of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD) data for decision-making in Nigeria with Dr Chinonyerem Egekwu.
En esta conferencia se hará una síntesis de posibles lecciones aprendidas hasta ahora, dentro de un marco de referencia que permita pasar de las lecciones a las acciones.
Catch up on the latest webinar in our Critical Crisis Thinking series on After-the-Shock: Reconfiguration & Renewal or Retreat & Retrenchment? with Professor David Woods.
Catch up on the latest webinar in our Critical Crisis Thinking series on As the crisis develops – Sustaining the capability to respond with Professor Erik Hollnagel.
Post-pregnancy family planning (PPFP) focuses on the prevention of unintended and closely spaced pregnancies in the first 12 months post pregnancy (irrespective of pregnancy outcome) and is considered a life-saving intervention for mothers and their children. Post-pregnancy women are among those populations with the greatest unmet need for family planning (FP), yet they often do not receive the information and services they need to prevent unintended pregnancies.
Previous studies across the globe have highlighted the importance of communication with children and families, and the impact that telling, or not telling, has on both the patient and their family. Effective communication has been associated with better psychological outcomes, as well as improved treatment adherence and disease progression. Watch this important webinar from the Dept of Psychiatry at the University of Oxford.
Professor Walter Ricciardi, coordinator of the Italian Scientific Committee for COVID19 joined us on 1st April for ISQua's COVID-19 Webinar series and spoke on the current epidemic, its effect on the healthcare system and looking to the future.
On 24th March, Dr Francesco Venneri joined use to share his experience of the response to COVID-19 in Italy from the perspective of his involvement as both a clinical risk manager and as an emergency front line worker
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