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Papers by Juan E Tello
Turia Revista Cultural, 2011
Tropelias Revista De Teoria De La Literatura Y Literatura Comparada, 2004
... sea cual sea el corpus elegido para ello. El sesgo del diccionario no hace sino confirmar est... more ... sea cual sea el corpus elegido para ello. El sesgo del diccionario no hace sino confirmar este hecho. ... Ruptura filosófica por la marginalidad de sus propuestas estéticas e ideológicas dentro de su contexto cultural, ...
Turia Revista Cultural, 2007
Acceso de usuarios registrados. Acceso de usuarios registrados Usuario Contraseña. ...
Turia Revista Cultural, 2007
Acceso de usuarios registrados. Acceso de usuarios registrados Usuario Contraseña. ...
A nuestras familias, por su apoyo incondicional.
Proceedings of the 7th WSEAS International …, 2008
This paper presents the development of a system and a device for the detection of mechanical fail... more This paper presents the development of a system and a device for the detection of mechanical failure in electric power transmission lines, under oscillating movement, collapse, or short circuit faults in the cable; caused by natural or induced man effects. The system has a remote module hanging on a cable and a central operation module via wireless communications. The remote module has data acquisition; a master micro controller which defines the status of the cable, the ability to add coordinates with the Global Positioning System (GPS) to determine their location, sensing temperature, electric current and acceleration, the latter is based on MEMS technology (Micro Electromechanical Systems), which detects movement in the cable. The central operation module is connected to serial port in a personal computer. With software created in LabVIEW, the user can survey the remote module, ask the historic stored data, assign an identification number and assign global positioning coordinates via wireless.
International journal of integrated care, 2013
Social Science & Medicine, 2005
Health Policy, 2014
The premise that good governance will ultimately lead to better health outcomes has been central ... more The premise that good governance will ultimately lead to better health outcomes has been central to the proliferation of work in this area over the past decade. To consolidate and align literature on governance by presenting an overview of efforts to define, describe and operationalize the health governance function. A targeted review of governance literature. (1) A variety of terms have been assigned to precede health governance definitions. These terms commonly describe governance ideals (e.g. good, democratic) or characteristics of the organization of actors in governance arrangements (e.g. hierarchical, networked). (2) Dimensions of governance are defined from different perspectives and in varied combinations, capturing values, sub-functions and/or outcomes of governance. (3) Tools used to govern remain to be cataloged, however, measures can be aligned according to dimensions of governance or their ability to create specific relationships between actors. Resolving the conceptual confusion around health governance requires recognition for the differences in the premise and approaches taken to defining governance, as well as specifying core dimensions and aligning applicable tools. Despite a growing literature base, a concerted effort is needed for a more accessible understanding of health governance that is both practical at present and actionable for policy-makers.
Epidemiologia e Psichiatria Sociale, 2003
Summary Aims–Reconstructing the models used for approaching the inequalities issues in health, id... more Summary Aims–Reconstructing the models used for approaching the inequalities issues in health, idenfiying the most relevant theoretical and conceptual contributions. Method–Literature electronic-search on Medline, Psyclit, Econlit, Social Science Index and ...
Health policy (Amsterdam, Netherlands), Jan 8, 2015
A competent health workforce is a vital resource for health services delivery, dictating the exte... more A competent health workforce is a vital resource for health services delivery, dictating the extent to which services are capable of responding to health needs. In the context of the changing health landscape, an integrated approach to service provision has taken precedence. For this, strengthening health workforce competencies is an imperative, and doing so in practice hinges on the oversight and steering function of governance. To aid health system stewards in their governing role, this review seeks to provide an overview of processes, tools and actors for strengthening health workforce competencies. It draws from a purposive and multidisciplinary review of literature, expert opinion and country initiatives across the WHO European Region's 53 Member States. Through our analysis, we observe distinct yet complementary roles can be differentiated between health services delivery and the health system. This understanding is a necessary prerequisite to gain deeper insight into the ...
Health Policy, 2015
A competent health workforce is a vital resource for health services delivery, dictating the exte... more A competent health workforce is a vital resource for health services delivery, dictating the extent to which services are capable of responding to health needs. In the context of the changing health landscape, an integrated approach to service provision has taken precedence. For this, strengthening health workforce competencies is an imperative, and doing so in practice hinges on the oversight and steering function of governance. To aid health system stewards in their governing role, this review seeks to provide an overview of processes, tools and actors for strengthening health workforce competencies. It draws from a purposive and multidisciplinary review of literature, expert opinion and country initiatives across the WHO European Region's 53 Member States. Through our analysis, we observe distinct yet complementary roles can be differentiated between health services delivery and the health system. This understanding is a necessary prerequisite to gain deeper insight into the specificities for strengthening health workforce competencies in order for governance to rightly create the institutional environment called for to foster alignment. Differentiating between the contribution of health services and the health system in the strengthening of health workforce competencies is an important distinction for achieving and sustaining health improvement goals.
Turia Revista Cultural, 2011
Tropelias Revista De Teoria De La Literatura Y Literatura Comparada, 2004
... sea cual sea el corpus elegido para ello. El sesgo del diccionario no hace sino confirmar est... more ... sea cual sea el corpus elegido para ello. El sesgo del diccionario no hace sino confirmar este hecho. ... Ruptura filosófica por la marginalidad de sus propuestas estéticas e ideológicas dentro de su contexto cultural, ...
Turia Revista Cultural, 2007
Acceso de usuarios registrados. Acceso de usuarios registrados Usuario Contraseña. ...
Turia Revista Cultural, 2007
Acceso de usuarios registrados. Acceso de usuarios registrados Usuario Contraseña. ...
A nuestras familias, por su apoyo incondicional.
Proceedings of the 7th WSEAS International …, 2008
This paper presents the development of a system and a device for the detection of mechanical fail... more This paper presents the development of a system and a device for the detection of mechanical failure in electric power transmission lines, under oscillating movement, collapse, or short circuit faults in the cable; caused by natural or induced man effects. The system has a remote module hanging on a cable and a central operation module via wireless communications. The remote module has data acquisition; a master micro controller which defines the status of the cable, the ability to add coordinates with the Global Positioning System (GPS) to determine their location, sensing temperature, electric current and acceleration, the latter is based on MEMS technology (Micro Electromechanical Systems), which detects movement in the cable. The central operation module is connected to serial port in a personal computer. With software created in LabVIEW, the user can survey the remote module, ask the historic stored data, assign an identification number and assign global positioning coordinates via wireless.
International journal of integrated care, 2013
Social Science & Medicine, 2005
Health Policy, 2014
The premise that good governance will ultimately lead to better health outcomes has been central ... more The premise that good governance will ultimately lead to better health outcomes has been central to the proliferation of work in this area over the past decade. To consolidate and align literature on governance by presenting an overview of efforts to define, describe and operationalize the health governance function. A targeted review of governance literature. (1) A variety of terms have been assigned to precede health governance definitions. These terms commonly describe governance ideals (e.g. good, democratic) or characteristics of the organization of actors in governance arrangements (e.g. hierarchical, networked). (2) Dimensions of governance are defined from different perspectives and in varied combinations, capturing values, sub-functions and/or outcomes of governance. (3) Tools used to govern remain to be cataloged, however, measures can be aligned according to dimensions of governance or their ability to create specific relationships between actors. Resolving the conceptual confusion around health governance requires recognition for the differences in the premise and approaches taken to defining governance, as well as specifying core dimensions and aligning applicable tools. Despite a growing literature base, a concerted effort is needed for a more accessible understanding of health governance that is both practical at present and actionable for policy-makers.
Epidemiologia e Psichiatria Sociale, 2003
Summary Aims–Reconstructing the models used for approaching the inequalities issues in health, id... more Summary Aims–Reconstructing the models used for approaching the inequalities issues in health, idenfiying the most relevant theoretical and conceptual contributions. Method–Literature electronic-search on Medline, Psyclit, Econlit, Social Science Index and ...
Health policy (Amsterdam, Netherlands), Jan 8, 2015
A competent health workforce is a vital resource for health services delivery, dictating the exte... more A competent health workforce is a vital resource for health services delivery, dictating the extent to which services are capable of responding to health needs. In the context of the changing health landscape, an integrated approach to service provision has taken precedence. For this, strengthening health workforce competencies is an imperative, and doing so in practice hinges on the oversight and steering function of governance. To aid health system stewards in their governing role, this review seeks to provide an overview of processes, tools and actors for strengthening health workforce competencies. It draws from a purposive and multidisciplinary review of literature, expert opinion and country initiatives across the WHO European Region's 53 Member States. Through our analysis, we observe distinct yet complementary roles can be differentiated between health services delivery and the health system. This understanding is a necessary prerequisite to gain deeper insight into the ...
Health Policy, 2015
A competent health workforce is a vital resource for health services delivery, dictating the exte... more A competent health workforce is a vital resource for health services delivery, dictating the extent to which services are capable of responding to health needs. In the context of the changing health landscape, an integrated approach to service provision has taken precedence. For this, strengthening health workforce competencies is an imperative, and doing so in practice hinges on the oversight and steering function of governance. To aid health system stewards in their governing role, this review seeks to provide an overview of processes, tools and actors for strengthening health workforce competencies. It draws from a purposive and multidisciplinary review of literature, expert opinion and country initiatives across the WHO European Region's 53 Member States. Through our analysis, we observe distinct yet complementary roles can be differentiated between health services delivery and the health system. This understanding is a necessary prerequisite to gain deeper insight into the specificities for strengthening health workforce competencies in order for governance to rightly create the institutional environment called for to foster alignment. Differentiating between the contribution of health services and the health system in the strengthening of health workforce competencies is an important distinction for achieving and sustaining health improvement goals.