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Introduction: Few NIH funded studies give community massage therapists the opportunity to become study personnel. A recent NIH/NCCAMfunded study investigating chronic low back pain (CLBP) recruited, trained, and utilized community massage practitioners (C... see more

The aim. Assessment of the dynamics of prescribing drugs to patients with liver cirrhosis (LC, K 74), in terms of real clinical practice by methods of clinical and economic analysis.Materials and methods. 355 medical cards of inpatients with cirrhosis of ... see more


Introduction: Magnetic resonance imaging is recognized as the most important diagnostic test in the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, differential diagnosis and evaluation of progression/therapeutic response. However, to make optimal use of magnetic r... see more

Objectives: We aimed to evaluate the clinical outcomes in patients with chronic total occlusion treated with Indolimus, biodegradable polymer coated sirolimus-eluting stent, in real clinical practice.Methods: We evaluated clinical outcomes in 170 patients... see more

AbstractSpiritual nursing care is a significant concept for nurses as they are expected to provide holistic care to patients. Many nurses have difficulty to understand and integrate it into practice and consequently neglect this aspect of care. The study ... see more

Evidencia empírica de la Teoría de Patricia Benner en la labor profesional de los Licenciados en Enfermería Evidencia empírica de la Teoría de Patricia Benner en la labor profesional de los Licenciados en EnfermeríaIntroducción: Los enfermeros y enfermeras cubanas  deben  tener  conciencia    de que su profesión constituye un sistema, históricamente formado de conocimientos  ordenados  cuya  veracidad  se comprueba  y se  puntualiza  a diario  en  el curso  de  las  investigaciones  y  la  práctica de enfermería. Objetivo: Describir el nivel de evidencia empírica de la Teoría de Patricia Benner del principiante al experto. Material y Métodos: Este articulo es resultado de un estudio descriptivo observacional. En la confección del artículo se empleó el método  de análisis  y síntesis, el inductivo–deductivo, el histórico–lógico y el hipotético–deductivo. Se partió de un estudio cronológico donde se desglosó la estructura de la teoría y se explicó esta, tratando una por una sus proposiciones  y elementos  principales  y  se  aplicó  al problema  que generó  el artículo. Resultados: Patricia Benner ha desarrollado un compendio descriptivo e interpretativo del ejercicio de la Enfermería Clínica. Se brinda la oportunidad de considerar diferentes maneras de ver y hacer  las cosas, lo que se asume como un estímulo al pensamiento; según opinión de los autores cuando se estudia la evolución laboral y profesional del Licenciado en Enfermería, se comprende cómo los cambios que se han ocasionado en el entorno laboral y social han sido influidos por factores tecnológicos, económicos, sociales y políticos. Conclusiones: La evidencia empírica sobre la Teoría de Patricia Benner es abrumadora; consideramos que ayuda a incrementar el conocimiento y la interpretación de la realidad al sistematizar y dar un orden al conocimientoPalabras  clave:Teoría  de Patricia  Benner,  principiante,  principiante  avanzado, competente, eficaz, experto.ABSTRACTIntroduction: Cuban nurses should be aware that their profession is a system historically constituted by an ordered knowledge whose veracity is checked and points out every day during the passing of research and nursing practice. Objective: To describe the level of empirical evidence of Patricia Benner’s theory; from the beginner to expert. Material and Methods: This article is the result of an observational - descriptive study. To write this article, were used the method of analysis and synthesis, inductive - deductive, historical - logical, the hypothetical - deductive. It starts with a theory’s chronological study where the theory’s structure was broken down, and explained, treating one by one the proposals and main elements of the theory, applying it to the problem that bring about this article. Results: Patricia Benner has developed a descriptive and interpretative compendium about clinical nursing. Patricia Benner’s theory; provides an opportunity to consider different ways of seeing and doing things, which is assumed as a stimulus to thought, in the opinion of the authors when it is studied the labor and professional progress of Nursing’s Bachelor, we understood how the changes that resulted in the labor and social environment are influenced by technological, economic, social and political factors. Conclusions: The empirical evidence of Patricia Benner’s theory; is overwhelming, we consider that helps to increase the knowledge and interpretation of reality and to systematize and give an order to knowledge.Keywords:Patricia Benner’s Theory, beginner, advanced beginner, competent, efficacious, expert.

Objetivo: Describir el nivel de evidencia empírica de la Teoría de Patricia Benner del principiante al experto. Material y Métodos: Este articulo es resultado de un estudio descriptivo observacional. En la confección del artículo se empleó el método ... see more

Objective The Scottish Care Information - Diabetes Collaboration (SCI-DC) developed a computer- based information system to create a shared electronic record for use by all involved in the care of patients with diabetes mellitus. The objectives of this st... see more

Objective The Scottish Care Information - Diabetes Collaboration (SCI-DC) developed a computer- based information system to create a shared electronic record for use by all involved in the care of patients with diabetes mellitus. The objectives of this st... see more

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