Atencion primaria
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Practice Guideline
[Optimizing blood pressure control through telemedicine in Primary Care in Spain (Iniciativa Óptima): Results from a Delphi study].
Members of the working groups on hypertension or cardiovascular disease of the Spanish Societies of Primary Care Physicians (PCPs) [SEMERGEN], Family and Community Medicine [semFYC] and General and Family Physicians [SEMG], conducted a Delphi study to validate with a panel of PCPs with expertise in hypertension several recommendations to optimize teleconsultation in hypertensive patients. ⋯ Teleconsultation can complement face-to-face consultation, constituting an additional tool for the appropriate follow-up of hypertensive patients.
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The main objective is to transfer to clinical practice a new smoking cessation application ("Vive sin Tabaco" a) in all health centers of the public Basque Health Service. ⋯ The conception of "Vive sin tabaco" as a corporate tool for smoking cessation, available in all health centers of Basque Health Service, has been long and arduous, and has required the participation of health professionals and patients as end-users in order to obtain a tool that adapts to their expectations and guarantees greater usability and satisfaction. This application is being effective as an adjuvant tool to health advice.
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Evolution of the stage of chronic kidney disease from the diagnosis of hypertension in primary care.
To analyze the evolution of the stages of CKD and the progression of the estimation of glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) in patients with newly diagnosed hypertension. ⋯ Patients with newly diagnosed hypertension remain longer in the initial stages of CKD, to later evolve and change more quickly.
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To describe the evolution of the care and coordination activity of a specialized hospital team (Geriatric Home Care-AGD team) in support of Primary Care (PC) for the care of geriatric patients. ⋯ in our setting, after 20 years, AGD continues to be an important support for PC in the complex approach to frail elderly patients confined to their homes, who are increasingly vulnerable from a clinical, functional, cognitive and social point of view. It contributes to the management of geriatric syndromes, deprescription, direct hospital admissions when needed without having to go to the emergency department, and a decrease in institutionalization, facilitating the maintenance of the patient at home.