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    Planeación organizacional de servicios de salud para la atención de pacientes con COVID-19. Síntesis rápida
    Organizational planning of healthcare delivery for patients with COVID-19

    Universidad de Antioquia.
    La búsqueda estructurada identificó 78 artículos únicos, sólo cuatro relevantes para responder la pregunta planteada, que se sumaron a otros ocho identificados en la literatura gris. Adicionalmente, buscamos información sobre la experiencia en planeación de los servicios de salud a escala organiza...
    50230, 32477, Hospitals, General, Hospitals, Special, Coronavirus Infections, Community Health Services
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    What quantitative and qualitative methods have been developed to measure health-related community resilience at a national and local level?

    South, Jane; Jones, Rebecca; Stansfield, Jude; Bagnall, Anne-Marie.
    Community resilience is the ability of communities and groups to adapt and thrive in response to external stressors. Building resilient communities as a strategy for population health requires assessment of personal and collective capacities alongside vulnerabilities. This report examines what quantitati...
    Community Participation/psychology, Resilience, Psychological, Cooperative Behavior, Social Support, Community Health Services/organization & administration
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    Evidence brief: creating community-based specialty clinics in Ontario

    Lavis, J. N; Neves, J. B; Pi, L; Gauvin, F.
    Ontario’s Action Plan for Health Care called for “right care, right time, right place” (p. 10) and specifically for “moving procedures into the community” (p. 13).(1) To support the implementation of this commitment, the ministry of health has taken several steps. The ministry has supported one...
    Models, Organizational, Ontario, Community Health Centers, Community Health Services, Canada
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    Access to health: how to reduce child and maternal mortality?

    Menon, Radhika; Bhutta, Zulfiquar; White, Howard; Chapoy, Christelle.
    Systematic reviews show that access to community-based health services reduces neonatal mortality and still births, but t he effect on maternal mortality is harder to detect. However, the evidence so fr has come from small sample size studies, mainly conducted in Asia and with very little information fro...
    Community Health Services/organization & administration, Cost-Benefit Analysis/economics, Health Services Accessibility/organization & administration, Maternal and Child Health, Infant Mortality
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