Modelos discretos en epidemiología

This book is an adaptation and translation from English into Spanish of, "Essentials in Hospice and Palliative Care: A Practical Resource for Every Nurse; ISBN: 9781926923116 " It provides an engaging 'delicious and digetible' (easy-to-read, understand and apply) compendium of practical facts, ideas, instructions and procedures to meet the competencies needed by every nurse who works with patients and families who are dealing with any life-limiting illness or condition across all settings.

Después del éxito de acogida del libro titulado “Aspectos Psicológicos en Tiempos de Pandemia” en donde se abordan desde la perspectiva de la ciencia psicológica diversas cuestiones relacionadas con el impacto de la aparición del COVID-19 en la vida de los ciudadanos, y ante la insistencia en la solicitud de un texto centrado en el personal sanitario por parte de los lectores, es de ahí de donde ha surgido este libro. La idea de este es ofrecer información actualizada sobre los aspectos psicológicos de los que se han venido a calificar como el primer frente de batalla contra el...

This essentials-level learning resource is organized by body systems and is designed for short medical terminology courses. Part One of the text begins with basic analysis of medical terms, common anatomical roots, suffixes and prefixes. Part Two features chapters on each of the body systems, leading with anatomy and physiology, then moving on to terminology, pronunciation, abbreviations and exercises. Supplements Text & Audiotape Value Package 0-8273-9431-4 Instructor's Manual 0-314-17130-8 Pronunciation Audiotape including duplication rights 0-314-14131-6

Philippe Amiel presents a legal and sociological research on the right of individuals to participate in biomedical experiments. This work reconstructs the complex genealogy of the current regulatory framework, which is based on physician responsibilities and which tries to protect human subjects of experimentation from potential abuse, all this as a result of what was determined at the Nuremberg Trials. On the other hand, it shows the great necessity of a new social contract in biomedical research, one that articulates individual autonomy with equal access to the protection of their rights.