Search Results - "Serrano Pareja, Manuela"

Inappropriate hospital admission as a risk factor for the subsequent development of adverse events: a cross-sectional study by San Jose-Saras, Diego, Vicente-Guijarro, Jorge, Sousa, Paulo, Moreno-Nunez, Paloma, Aranaz-Andres, Jesús María, Pérez, Cristina Díaz-Agero, Alfaro, Miguel Ignacio Cuchi, López, Juan Manuel Ramos, Haro, Mercedes García, Chávez, Abelardo Claudio Fernández, Valdés, Cornelia Bischofberger, Laso, Amaranta Mcgee, Liarte, Carmen Garrote, Montero, Gerardo Gómez, Cortes, Juan Daniel Miranda, Gomez, Gema Nieto, Herrero, Jessica Alia, de la Hoz San Clemente, Sara, Touya, Marta Gonzalez, Mambié, Moisés David Espejo, Gomez, Diana Carretero, Pareja, Manuela Serrano, Ruiz, Marco Antonio Espinel, Gallardo, Raquel Gutierrez, León, Eva Elisa Ãlvarez, Gutiérrez, Paloma Navas, Arzá, Nerea Armenteros, Montrull, Francisco Bolumar, de la Santa Viéuela, Ana García, Sanz, Raquel Arguedas, Redín, Miriam Roncal

“…Background All health overuse implies an unnecessary risk of patients suffering adverse events (AEs). However, this hypothesis has not been corroborated by…”
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Características de los casos y contactos de COVID-19 identificados en un área de Madrid durante el inicio de la desescalada by Mata Pariente, Nelva, Rumayor Zarzuelo, Mercedes, Hernando García, Margarita, Pérez Romero, César, Serrano Pareja, Manuela

“…Background: Deescalation began in May 2020 increases social interaction, which has an influence on COVID-19 epidemiological surveillance. The aim of this study…”
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Masks as personal protective equipment in the COVID-19 pandemic: How, when and which should be used by Aranaz Andrés, Jesús M, Gea Velázquez de Castro, M Teresa, Vicente-Guijarro, Jorge, Beltrán Peribáñez, Joaquín, García Haro, Mercedes, Valencia-Martín, José Lorenzo, Bischofberger Valdés, Cornelia

“…In the COVID-19 pandemic, the demand of masks has been increased by health professionals and the general population. In this context, it is necessary to…”
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Characteristics of COVID-19 cases and contacts reported in an area of Madrid during beginning of de-escalation. by Pérez Romero, César, Serrano Pareja, Manuela, Rumayor Zarzuelo, Mercedes, Mata Pariente, Nelva, Hernando García, Margarita

“…Deescalation began in May 2020 increases social interaction, which has an influence on COVID-19 epidemiological surveillance. The aim of this study was the…”
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