Care: An Invisible Practice
Journal Title: Journal of Quality in Health Care & Economics (JQHE) - Year 2024, Vol 7, Issue 1
Abstract
The activities related to the practice of care in Brazil are marked by various inequalities, and it is necessary for the public authorities to invest in policies on the subject that increase the availability and quality of care, regardless of the ability of families to provide it, contributing to people’s well-being.
Authors and Affiliations
Ulysséa Leal D*
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP758633
- DOI 10.23880/jqhe-16000358
- Views 24
- Downloads 0
Implementation and Monitoring of the Vaccination Campaign against SARS-Cov-2 Virus in the Local Health Authority of Viterbo
Introduction: The COVID emergency has been of great impact for health systems, among the various causes mainly for the difficulties in forecasting, the rapidity of spread, the lack of intervention plans of immediate impl...
A New Social Injustice: Dying Waiting for a Donated Organ
We are nineteen years into the 21st century and patients’ mortality rate on waiting lists has increased every year. Undoubtedly, the main factor of this crisis is the persistent insufficient social attitude towards d...
A Prototype for Covid Risk Assessment: Designing a Chatbot for Users to Determine Personalized Risk of Severe Outcome
This paper overviews the creation of a COVID Risk Assessment (CRA) Chatbot prototype designed to support recommendations for individuals based on the assessment of their COVID-related risk profile. Among rapidly emerging...
The Initiative IdeiaSUS and the Perspectives of a Collaborative Network: For an Ecology of Locoregional Knowledge
This is a paper about IdeiaSUS, an Oswaldo Cruz Foundation’s initiative associated with CONASS & CONASEMS, two health secretaries organizations of nationwide, which attempts to focus on a theoretical framework to struct...
Social Skills Development, Attitudes, Ethics and Bioethics
The JQHCE authors address important and difficult problems in care giving and seek the development of social skills, attitudes, ethics, bioethics before, during covid-19.