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MASGC8G/ Mtro. Adrián Nava Zamora/ Teorías de la Calidad y Herramientas Básicas

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Ready. Okay, then, everyone again.

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Welcome to this first session of your

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Master's degree in auditing and systems

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quality management in health. My

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His name is José Luis Catzalco. I'm going to

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Make your host in this and some

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of the consecutive classes that go

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having. And I have the pleasure of

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introduce them to the teacher

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Adrian Navas Zamora.

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that in their work experience

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serves as head of office of

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OPD training

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Tezcala Health from July 2014 to the

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date. He was also responsible for

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quality of this Tlazcala health OPD

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from March 2011 to 2014.

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Quality Manager at the Hospital

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Apisaco Power Plant

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in 2010.

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epidemiologist in jurisdiction 2 of

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Hamantla Atlascala,

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Professor at the School of Nursing

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from the Autonomous University of Tlazcala and

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Terrenate from 1999 to 2005.

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in their professional training.

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The teacher has a master's degree in

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quality sciences

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and a master's degree in health sciences

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public by the Autonomous University of

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Atlascala. Furthermore, he holds a degree in

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medicine from the Meritorious University

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Autonomous University of Puebla. has attended

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various congresses and courses

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update, among which the following stand out:

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Workshop course for instructors

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design of training courses based

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in competitions

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from the University of the Altiplano in

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Santana Chautén Pantlascala.

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a diploma

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2013 by Kiwos SUCAU Consulting in

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Puebla, Puebla.

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He also completed a diploma in design

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and hospital construction in 2013

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at our CP Mexico school

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in the city of Puebla.

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Another diploma in certification of

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hospitals

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Diploma in quality of care

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patient and safety

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in Mexico by the DGCES

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in 2012 in

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Mexico City.

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Diploma in quality improvement,

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patient safety and leadership in

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Health from the Monterrey Institute of Technology.

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Well, his resume is very extensive,

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then I'm not going to stop

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to take more time away from the teacher so that

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can take full advantage of this experience

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It has to contribute to this first one

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quality material. Well, I'll give it to him

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Welcome, Dr. Adrian, welcome.

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I'll give you the floor.

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Thank you. This teacher José Luis. Well

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Well, thank you for attending this first

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session and well, I should also acknowledge them

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due to the interest in registering for this

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mastery that he currently has

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a lot

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in health systems we have many

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challenges and one of these is a good one because

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Let's not talk so much about supervision now.

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of health services, let's talk about

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audit of health services.

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Well, it's completely about starting to have

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another concept of how to improve

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health systems or care that

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It is offered, especially in institutions

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public institutions, because in public institutions

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private, well, these concepts already

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They've been applying it a lot for the last 15 years.

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years, they already work with tracers, already

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health processes, but yes our

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institutions, we're talking about the most

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large at the national level, Secretariat

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IMS or ISTE, well yes, this, we have to

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start introducing more methodology to

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health care. So, look,

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Let's begin. Sí, este, les voy a

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training they have and the role they play

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They currently play a role. That aside for

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we will revisit examples during the

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another area. Entonces, vamos a iniciar a

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please.

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Oaxaca. y maestro en seguridad,

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Thank you. This,

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Let's see if we can move forward.

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saying what you see here on the screen

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And let's move on a bit. TO

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see, um, my friend Andrea, um, by

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"Please," he tells us,

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"Hello, good afternoon. My name is

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Andrea Exel Franco Montoya, I am a chemist

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pharmacist, biologist

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I am currently the health officer.

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in a central hospital mixing system

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in a private sector institution, eh

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medical oncology clinic.

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Thank you. Okay, Monce, um, please,

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If you can give us your feedback.

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Thank you, teacher. I'm from here in EP for

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If you want, continue with this other one.

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student.

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Yes, sorry. Okay, Hugo, this one here.

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We're seeing your name. I hope you can

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comment.

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Teacher, I already introduced myself. Yours truly

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Hugo Sánchez.

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The image appeared. Okay, Ricardo, for

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favor.

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Hello, good afternoon. Uh, I'm Dr.

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Ricardo Hernández, I am a doctor

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ophthalmology specialist,

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currently a physician at the Hospital

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Regional High Specialty

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Acapulco, Guerrero, Iste, doctor

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attached to the State Institute of

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Guerrero Ophthalmology and Medical Doctor

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attached to the Ins Bienestar Hospital of

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Acapulco. Also

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Nice to meet you.

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Thank you. Hey, César, if you'd do us a favor...

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to show up.

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Yes of course. How are you? Good afternoon to

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all. My name is César Abraham,

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Rubí Arriaga. This one, a graduate in

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nursing, currently working for

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Nuevo León State Health Department

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Lion. Uh, currently working for

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Well, as I mentioned, the Ministry of Health

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in OPD.

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I am currently achieving this as well.

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as a specialist oncology nurse

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in a unit dedicated to oncology, but

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focused on breast cancer.

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Thank you. Okay, Paola, please,

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if you can.

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Yes. Hello, good afternoon. I am Paola

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Gómez, I am a biomedical engineer and

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I currently work at a company

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where we are suppliers of several lines

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of medical products, including

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negative pressure therapy. I'm in

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The commercial area is about to open

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a quality department here in the

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company and I'm going to be part of it.

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Thank you. Okay, José, this colleague

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José.

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Yes, good afternoon.

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Uh, my name is José Obeso, I am

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licensed chemist, pharmacist,

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I am a biologist and currently work for

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LINS. A new area has just been opened

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mixing center where I work as

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quality analyst.

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Thank you,

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Alan. Okay, Alan.

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How are you? Ah, how can you hear me?

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Good afternoon everyone. I am Alan Arispe,

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I am a pharmaceutical chemist from UABC,

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University of Baja California and

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I currently have a position at a center in

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mixtures as a quality analyst at IMS.

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Thank you. Okay, Rosa, hopefully we

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can share,

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No? Good afternoon, Rosa Mejía Santa

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Maria, I have a medical degree.

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family medicine unit of ISLcala.

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Thank you. This, Rosa

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Angelica,

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Good afternoon. I am this Angelica

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López, I am a pediatrician and currently

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I am on the pediatric ward at the

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Thank you. Okay, um, Vania.

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Hello, good afternoon. Yo soy técnica en

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nursing and biochemical engineering graduate

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quality in engineering.

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Thank you,

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Brenda. Brenda, my friend.

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Hello, good afternoon. This, I am

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especialidad en área crítica. Uh, by the

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Thank you, Román.

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Thank you. I work at ISE.

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Thank you.

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Thank you,

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Good afternoon. Eh, yo trabajo en el

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Ecuadorian Institute of Security

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Social.

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here. Hey, nice to meet you all. Am

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Oro, Machala. Thank you.

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Thank you. Is anyone else missing?

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Yes, good afternoon. My name is

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en el IMS de Villahermosa, Tabasco. Am

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Thank you. Well, maybe it's already done, and now yes

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someone was missing during the course

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Connect, then we can do this

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hear. Let's see if you can share this

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DPE colleague the presentation or the

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I'm sharing this here.

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I think that's it, it's with the teacher

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Catzalco.

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Uh, I don't have your presentation right now.

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readily available, but if you don't have it,

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I'll download it from the platform right now.

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No, I do have it because if you tell me that

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Here it is, I just need them to give me

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like opening the sharing option for me

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And no problem.

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Of course, doctor. I'll make this with

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host so that it can also have

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platform domain.

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Okay, now all that's left is to amplify it

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to complete the presentation.

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There at the bottom of your screen,

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where is the volume indicator?

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Right next to it, just click on the icon

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from the little screen.

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Your microphone, doctor, has been cut off.

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Now he's sharing, right?

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Yes, doctor. Everything is ready.

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Okay, let's get started. This one already this

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We listened to their presentation and well, then

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almost all of them are this staff who

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is working on the services of

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public or private health services. Well, the

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There is training available for these doctors, there is staff

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from the nursing area, as well as engineers

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and chemicals. So, I think that

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It's a very complete group that we're going to

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to have this experience of everyone a little bit

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for this first session that has to

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relate to quality theory and

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basic quality tools.

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So, look, the first task that

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We're going to let each other go, and in the other

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Class on Thursday they're going to do in a

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slide, a definition that you

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They are going to build what defines what it is

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audit.

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And then they're going to make another slide

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same for next week when

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Let's begin the class, they are going to present,

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we're going to give three of them the opportunity

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Students, we're going to tell you, "Let's see,

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Okay, José, tell us your concept of

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audit that you already built and

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also another slide where they will

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generate a management definition of

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quality, but already understood from its

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point of view, analyzed so that

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Well, let's have this one, because

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Look, sometimes it is very curious when

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I completed a Master of Science degree at the

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public health, because we were almost there

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It was also four semesters and that's it

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We were starting the fourth

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semester and a teacher told us, "Let's see,

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They say it's public health." And the

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Yes, it was worrying.

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because most of us weren't clear that

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It was public health and the master's degree was

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Master of Science in Health Sciences

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public. So, at the very least, if

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we would already have that time by then,

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We've been pursuing the master's degree, because

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to have a clear and understood, analyzed

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the concept of public health.

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So, that's why you right now

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Let's begin, and I think that's how it is.

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first task that they have well

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analyzed the concept of auditing and of

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quality management. two topics because

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The master's degree is in auditing and systems

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quality management in health so that

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Well, from there we already have this sort of thing

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points in favor to help understand the

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subjects or materials that we are going to

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reviewing. Entonces, miren, vamos a ver

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Right now the first class is theories of the

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quality and basic tools. Let's go

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Here's the topic. I had already done this

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They checked, and if not, well, then yes, they did.

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I invite you to take a look at it.

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that we keep moving forward a little more

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easy and you'll understand what

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You already know. Miren, vamos a a ver

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de calidad o calidad. For example, here

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The Royal Academy says it is a

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property or set of properties

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worth. Y si ustedes ven igual aquí

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que la juzga. Let's see. Look, here

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también hay algunos autores. So

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audit.

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What is quality, what is safety?

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patient and we talked about some topics that

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which seem a bit more theoretical. By

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That has made things much more difficult at the level

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national, since the implementation of a

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management system of the

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quality, because sometimes, well, you know

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We understand all the theory, but when

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We are already providing our services, then

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We've already said, so where do we begin?

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implement a management system of the

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quality. So, well, yes, we're going to...

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Our challenge is how to understand the models

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Because it happens to everyone, right?

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That's the difference between accrediting a

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service or a hospital or a unit of

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first level and certify and then it

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What we have are the standards, and this,

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But what we need to start with

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to understand what the models of the

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quality from the point of view of the

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theories and then the tools.

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So, we're going to do this.

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passing by quickly. Denim,

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We already have Crosby, Yuran, and everyone here.

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Those are authors, well, they have

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been worldwide as pioneers

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some and some have modified some

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concepts, but hey, everyone with the

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always focus on what is done

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because some requirements must be met, or

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Not with some, but with all standards

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established service to what the

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company is dedicated to. So, let's go

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See here, for example, this gift Abediam

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which says it is the obtaining of the

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greater benefits with lower risks

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for the patient depending on the

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available resources and values

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prevailing social norms. So, see how

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really our medicine in these

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times with all the technology that

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We have, so it would have to be a

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very safe medicine throughout the

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technology and the progress we have, but

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when we do not have implemented the

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quality management systems, then

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even if we have all the technology

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and all the technological advances up to

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at this moment, because our processes

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They remain unsafe processes and

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our practice that involves risks

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for patient care. By

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For example, from administering a vaccine, the

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vaccines even today because they have

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vaccine development has evolved considerably.

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they generate fewer adverse effects when

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It was the vaccines, and for every 100,000 that were

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During vaccination, an event occurred

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adverse event or an event

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secundario la aplicación de la vacuna. AND

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sure things that say more in over 1 million

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mild adverse event, for example, in

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a lot in the technology section of

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Because? Porque si no tenemos una buena

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cold chain, for example, because it can be

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que esa vacuna se nos inactive. Or else

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We have, for example, right now that there are

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nursing staff, the actions

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medical. Entonces, fíjense, aquí habla de

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reasonable. Entonces, vean como desde el

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trabajar con la gestión de riesgos. But

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Uh-huh. Y aquí algunas unidades que han

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desired.

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comply, because now it not only has to

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to see with good practices, with the

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safe attention, effective tension, that

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I achieved the goal. For example, if

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We are in a prevention program of

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early detection, prevention and

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early cancer detection

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cervicouterine, because now we

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We should be worried because it

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achieve the objectives, that a

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prevention and at least one detection

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timely treatment of bicerin cancer. By

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For example, in Mexico we have a big problem

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Right now with breast cancer, well

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The detection is late, the

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patients we are diagnosing

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breast cancer in Mexico. So,

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Notice how if we apply this

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The WHO definition, then

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We are probably no longer getting the

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desired results, for example, for

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This program.

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And look at the quality according to the model

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ISO 9000, which is quality management,

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according to the model of this standard which is the

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9001 says that the quality is of the grade in

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that which a set of characteristics

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inherent meets the requirements

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requirements being understood as need or

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implicit or obligatory. Let's see, here

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Let's start talking because this

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The definition seems very general, but yes

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It's the one we have to try to...

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to keep in mind so that, well, then

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to be clear, for example, about what the

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requirements.

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What are the requirements for medical care? by

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for example, in a care unit

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intensive care in the nursing area or in

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In general, what would the requirements be?

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of the

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mandatory for providing this

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quality services in the

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health facilities?

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Okay, let's ask José what

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the requirements,

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Because they set, it says that this rule, the

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set of inherent characteristics

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implicit or obligatory. ia

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This, for example, in a unit of

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intensive care that we have

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Yes. And where is this established?

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How should the teams be positioned in

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maintenance? How should they be in

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calibration? And up to what type of equipment

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or what characteristics these should have

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teams? por ejemplo, en esta cuidado

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intensive care unit,

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Because look, from here we have to

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For example, from the audit.

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So, if we have to have this

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very light. Miren, los requisitos no es

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We have infrastructure standards,

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For example, right now that there's measles

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hitting Mexico with many cases,

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Well, there's the surveillance one.

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of standards, because in health we are,

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the world that we have more rules for its

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compliance. Pero fíjense cómo desde

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aquí viene el el el asunto. For example,

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as

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volunteers. Y fíjense, aquí dice que

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este claro algunas situaciones. By

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004

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of what is already established, something of

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that you propose and that does generate a

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benefit to the patient. So,

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We have used interchangeably

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The phrase "improvement actions" is often used. AND

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He says, "I'm going to improve the record, the

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integration of my clinical record

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hospital

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of hospital immunity,

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as a requirement in an official standard

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Mexican, well then you're not going to

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implement improvement actions. which

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You are going to implement actions

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corrective measures because you are not complying

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with what is already established. But

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We always say, "Ah, improvement actions

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and for, for example, if there is someone

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quality, even if it's not from another brand

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country, because he thinks we're going to improve

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the standard, for example, of integration

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of the clinical record."

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We're going to take improvement actions, no, he

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He doesn't think we're going to take action.

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corrective measures to comply with the standard.

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to make it clear that when we talk about

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audit

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We need to have a regulatory framework

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It's a little different from the...

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concepts sometimes of supervision that if

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Do field supervision and see what

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we are finding. And then there now

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that you work with this

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a systematic way of collecting

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evidencia objetiva. In other words, it has to be

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evidencia demostrable. It's not quite like that.

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that someone says, "No, we do of

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we do here in my service. He

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The auditor's thinking has to

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gather the evidence and verify that it is true

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that the application is being implemented

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the essential action, for example, number

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three. Enfermería lo maneja un poquito

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a

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water. Ahorita si se la paso en la

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hand.

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Hm. pudiera ser que este verificar los

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what's it called?

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Mm.

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This,

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less. Este, no sé, es lo que se me

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Yes, yes, yes. Lo que usted A ver, este,

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auditaría esa botella de agua. A

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security. Después verificaría que no

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product. Los terceros sería el

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original. Pues normalmente nosotros

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Okay, yes, thank you. Este, Ricardo, a

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Okay. Bueno, para empezar tendría yo que

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to know specifically what it would be

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Well, that's what I would have to audit, right? AND

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the guidelines and in my opinion,

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Now, giving my point of view, nothing.

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Moreover, if it were colorless, odorless and

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if it were in a liquid state, because

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I would need to know the guidelines,

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No? What are the concepts?

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What specifically do I need to check?

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Thank you.

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Well, look, Ricardo already gave us the

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this afternoon's learning. Look

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when we talk about auditing and when

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Someone tell them, "Are you going to audit?"

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this?" For example, the service of

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emergency room, pediatrics, the

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the auditor has to think first

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What are the audit criteria, which

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This is my frame of reference, what are they?

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my standards, what are they?

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requirements that I'm going to audit, because if

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No, then we no longer collect from him

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objective evidence, because sometimes, due to

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For example, it happened, I was responsible for the

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quality area almost 5 years here in my

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state and was at that moment very much

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fashion the accreditation part

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And then the lenders came from

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other states, but oh well, either we went

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to other states as well, we from

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Txcala and we didn't have this training

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Well, from the auditors, then it remained

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We were going to do or very things were being done

38:04

subjective and said, "Well, it's just that I in

38:06

My state is working like this, in my

38:08

We've been working like this in my state.

38:10

jurisdiction and in my hospital." And

38:12

So, you see, that can't be anymore.

38:16

a systemic approach, because in the end

38:21

is it your perception or perhaps your

38:23

knowledge

38:25

And then no, the auditor has to be

38:27

a very solid character, must have

38:30

knowledge and when someone tells them

38:33

Right now the whole group if I go back to

38:37

other classes, let's see, this one, listen to me.

38:40

computer or O, what would you audit of me from

38:43

emergency department of my hospital? EITHER

38:48

So remember, the first thing is the

38:51

First, they have to say what they are.

38:53

the criteria we will use

38:55

audit, because that takes away all the

38:58

part of subjectivity and perception and

39:02

It already helps them gather evidence

39:04

objective. If the rule says that it must

39:11

clinical, the clinical record, because it

39:14

It should have, for example, in 004.

39:17

It's no longer like you can say, "Well,

39:19

But here in my hospital,

39:21

We'll leave the medical history until...

39:27

have the criteria with which

39:30

They're going to establish their audit, okay?

39:33

So, that's the first lesson of

39:35

This afternoon it's important that when someone

39:38

Will you tell them, "Are you going to audit this?" Well

39:42

Very well, Ricardo says, "Well, I need

39:44

to know what the standards are with

39:46

which ones I am going to audit or which ones are

39:51

what is my frame of reference with the

39:55

No, so when I tell them the

39:57

experience and sometimes one reaches a

40:01

supervise or as we have already said,

40:04

Help us audit and well, then, to the

40:09

pediatrics and I'm even going to focus on a

40:16

definition, that's why I'm telling you that we're going to

40:23

audit thinking. That's why they

40:45

find. Esto ya nos va a permitir

40:47

darle otro enfoque, ¿sale? So,

41:13

we do here. Sí, tenemos que hablar que

41:21

a service. Everything we

41:30

service. Entonces, miren, aquí vamos a

41:38

calidad en los servicios de salud. AND

41:40

Look, fundamental elements of the

41:42

quality. The first element is the

41:45

professional excellence,

41:47

Then comes the efficient use of the

41:49

resources. Then it has to do with the

41:52

minimal risks to the patient, the high

41:55

degree of satisfaction and impact

41:57

final impact on health.

42:00

So, look, here if you

42:04

Look at this slide, because everything has

42:06

that has to do with human resources. So,

42:09

That's why they say, let's see, in our

42:10

services, at our hospital, in

42:12

our care facility

42:14

primary, in our laboratory,

42:17

because the most valuable resource has to

42:20

see about the staff section,

42:24

because they are the ones who operate the processes.

42:27

That's why our processes, many say,

42:29

"We simply cannot standardize them."

42:32

Because yes, well, really, in a

42:34

process that introduces more variability, than

42:37

is the number one enemy of the

42:40

processes, because it is the human resource."

42:42

So, that's why, look, we're talking about

42:43

professional excellence. So, here

42:46

We also need to understand how, therefore

42:48

For example, our health services,

42:50

How can we know about excellence?

42:53

professional. Okay, who can tell me how

42:56

we can this

42:59

objectively

43:01

such as evaluating or auditing this concept

43:04

of professional excellence?

43:07

Okay, is there anyone who can...

43:09

comment.

43:11

Through the certifications that are

43:13

They obtain, that is, for example, as

43:15

Healthcare workers, you have to be

43:16

certifying every so often. Hm. AND

43:20

That tells us that...

43:22

You are up to date according to the

43:23

regulations, well, fine, agreed

43:25

to the guidelines established in that

43:27

year.

43:29

Mm could be the part of the

43:31

certificates and the title, the ID card.

43:35

Okay, can someone else tell me how?

43:37

we can gather objective evidence of the

43:40

professional excellence

43:42

of the truth, sorry. Forward,

43:44

partner.

43:45

Oh, sorry. Uh, that could also be it,

43:47

teacher, with the standard 019, which there

43:50

It stipulates that, for example, the

43:52

nursing categories and from there

43:54

depending on what needs to be collected

43:56

of information, or rather to document

44:00

which must be general,

44:01

specialists, etc.

44:03

and the scope of each one

44:05

Yes, them? For example, the requirements.

44:06

Yeah.

44:08

What other one? Okay, so, who can tell me

44:10

This other comment? There is a method

44:14

that tests can be established between

44:17

the different professionals of the

44:20

same category and tests are done

44:22

repetitive ones which they will give us

44:24

a result. There is a test that

44:29

reproducibility. So that would be a

44:31

hard data on how good the nurse is,

44:40

surgical or a procedure.

44:46

because it all has to do with searching for the

44:48

professional excellence, but now, because

44:50

For example, the Y Commission or for example

44:56

standards with the Y Commission of

44:59

General Council of

45:01

Health with the model of

45:05

health. Ya, si ustedes revisan cuando ya

45:09

They were established in 2010 and began to

45:12

By 2011, people were already talking about the

45:15

professional skills and then

45:19

certification, a whole chapter of

45:26

skills. Imagínense un pediatra que

45:31

Pediatrics. Entonces, imagínense, lo

45:36

Oaxaca y donde además hay paludismo. AND

46:39

management. Entonces, fíjense, cuando él

46:51

Well, it's better if they don't evaluate me, better yet

46:52

"Train me first, then evaluate me."

46:55

And that's why these standards of

46:57

certification, now you see that we are going to

47:00

talk later about the MUEC where

47:03

He created an evaluation model of the

47:05

quality, but since the 25th

47:07

September 2025 is already called the process

47:11

certification and standardization of

47:14

good health practices, but has

47:17

This whole concept has come from

47:19

professional skills. So,

47:21

the establishments that have these

47:23

certifications and some others that

47:25

I'm sure I just heard that they work

47:27

Some in private hospitals have

47:30

some other certifications, but for

47:33

to achieve excellence

47:35

professional

47:36

They have to establish, for example, by

47:38

service their skills, for example,

47:40

the surgical area, the area of

47:42

emergency room, the pediatrics area, the area

47:45

gynecology. And then they have to be

47:48

training and evaluating those

47:50

skills. Something told us

47:51

partner of the RR, because in the end you have

47:54

that are validating the skills.

47:57

The experts, who are they? Well, let's see, the

47:59

pediatricians who are already experts in that

48:01

hospital in management and diagnosis and

48:03

malaria management, because they have to

48:06

evaluating the new members

48:08

of the team. Because look, this happens here

48:11

something very, if you want a

48:15

not very worrying. If we don't start

48:17

to understand quality in this way, by

48:19

For example, in Mexico, in my state, we're going to

48:22

to speak in the state of Puebla, state

48:24

from Oaxaca, Veracruz, where you

48:25

want.

48:27

We have a detection program

48:29

timely detection of cervical cancer.

48:31

So, I once did a study there.

48:34

that I did

48:39

graduates with a nursing degree and

48:42

We would ask them, "Hey, how many cytology tests?"

48:44

"Did he take?" And he would say, "Well, the truth is, none."

48:48

I only saw how they were taking it

48:51

sometime and this and then the

48:53

My colleagues reach their year of service and

48:55

Now we entrust you with the task of being the

48:58

responsible for 500 women for the

49:00

detection of cervical cancer. So,

49:03

Look, the colleague or this resource

49:09

that takes a good shot of the

49:11

detection.

49:15

the resources. Seguramente pues va a

49:17

wasting gloves, all the material,

49:26

Do you think it is inadequate or limited? either

49:30

ausencia de células endoes. And look,

49:51

Do you think so? Que le vamos a volver a tomar la

49:56

result

49:58

reliable.

50:23

cervicouterine. So, notice how

50:30

manner. Excelencia profesional, vamos a

50:32

empezar con la parte documental. Let's see,

50:37

Yes, yes, go ahead.

50:49

So, if

51:00

Okay. Hablando de la excelencia

51:31

option. En México se ocupa por

51:37

applicable

51:42

parámetros que debes dominar. you

52:00

las asociaciones. Because? Because the

52:03

Technical Standards Commission

52:05

Labor competition has already set its standard

52:09

based on ISO standards, CE standards that

52:13

They are from the European Commission and E standards,

52:16

England norm. These have a

52:19

characteristics that are very very

52:21

demanding, beyond the regulations

52:29

and leaves a matrix, it leaves you a

52:33

document outlining the competencies and

52:37

service skills,

52:40

But they have to give you training.

52:42

prior to 6 months in a

52:45

intermittent, where this week you see, eh,

52:49

For example, cannulation in veins

52:52

of the right upper limb, the

52:54

Next on the left, and so on.

52:56

until you fill that matrix and

53:00

When you complete it, everyone is approved.

53:02

Now you're ready to do it.

53:06

NTCL, the technical standard of competence

53:08

work and it goes by areas. The group is the same

53:11

The model does this by areas and subareas that

53:14

It has everything from the simplest one, which is

53:21

pre-sellers

53:23

up to the managerial level. And there, as already

53:25

They have a parameter, they already have nothing.

53:28

plus the regulations applicable to the country, but

53:35

international standardization and there they go

53:38

comparing. They already have their checklist of

53:41

compliance, non-compliance, there is no

53:44

mitad, sí, la mitad. There are no lukewarm ones. are

53:47

cold or hot, a yes or a no for

53:50

their audits because they already have a

53:53

previous model that marks them. That was

53:55

mi comentario, maestro. Thank you for the

53:57

time.

54:26

ID card. Por ejemplo, soy especialista de

54:28

emergency room. A ver, ¿cómo justifico la o

54:52

those processes. Por eso en los estándares

55:10

atiende con mayor frecuencia. So that?

55:29

el de gabinete. So that? Well, then

55:36

hospital. Entonces, fíjense, ahorita

55:51

mama en México? Because it probably isn't.

55:56

la para la detección oportuna. So,

56:16

breast cancer. Y entonces, fíjense,

56:41

pues no se va a obtener. Because? Well

56:46

the other four. o nos ayuden a dar

57:13

punto es la excelencia profesional. Yeah

57:31

frequency and from there the services will

57:34

define their skills, but

57:37

They have to be established,

57:40

They have to be there, there must be

57:43

the teaching team must be

57:45

working to generate those

57:46

skills in personnel and also

57:49

There has to be a group that is...

57:50

auditing. So that? Well, so that

57:54

operating in the services that are

57:56

provide health. For example, what

57:58

He was also talking about vaccination, why?

58:00

What are the flaws? I was there too, I went

58:03

epidemiologist of a jurisdiction 6 years

58:06

And we had problems with what, well, in the

58:09

failures in the application of the biological agent.

58:11

Because? Well, because staff are arriving.

58:14

intern and comes the first week

58:17

national, well, at that time they were the

58:19

National health weeks, now there are

58:24

new resource, and well, what do you think?

58:26

I already gave her the BCG from her botanical shop and

58:31

He already did the absorbing thing. I was coming back in 15

58:33

days the child with the abso and was

58:34

Epidemiologist, listen, look, we already have

58:36

an adverse event associated with the

58:39

vaccination. And then I had the

58:42

abscess and we were already with the staff,

58:44

Who applied it? Well, that's not it.

58:46

Intern, what is the application process?

58:48

No, you [ __ ], and don't let her.

58:51

applied a dose. The bottle is for

58:53

10 patients and they applied the 10 this the

58:59

intradermal, and that's why.

59:04

from the little one. So, notice how

59:11

of health services, because we have

59:13

to begin with excellence

59:14

professional. So, in their

59:19

audit. That's what I'm telling you now, no.

59:20

so many concepts that they learn this, no,

59:23

no no. so that if someone...

59:25

He says, "Audit my service, then."

59:26

First, what are the standards?

59:43

quality in this service.

59:45

From there we started saying, I doubt

59:48

a little bit that is indeed being generated

59:54

So, look, in the world there are some

59:56

quality guidelines that are

1:00:00

processes and costs. But notice how in

1:00:03

We have some debts in health. Imagine

1:00:06

that the council the John Commission or

1:00:08

Someone starts auditing how we...

1:00:11

We use the resources, because right now

1:00:13

Our secure processes are audited or

1:00:16

effective and that comply with

1:00:18

standards, but look, costs, well, no

1:00:21

a lot. So we still have it there.

1:00:23

challenges in our quality models,

1:00:26

especially in the I speak in the

1:00:36

ver a través de de de los costos. AND

1:00:54

nursing or some other profession

1:00:57

In healthcare, they tell us about costs, like...

1:01:06

We lose, we say, hey, no, well no

1:01:08

We have no indicator here that has

1:01:10

that has to do with costs and yes, for example,

1:01:15

be present in every aspect of therapy?

1:01:18

debe haber una enfermera, ¿no? To the

1:01:27

manera eficiente el recurso. Are

1:01:59

tiene que ver con los costos. Let's see,

1:02:05

que es una atención segura? With their

1:02:07

words. ¿Quién me dice atención

1:02:10

Are you sure? This is it.

1:02:32

safe that care where

1:02:38

prevent failures from occurring during the

1:02:40

strain. These barriers can be of

1:02:43

process, they can be technological, they can

1:02:46

to be infrastructure.

1:02:49

So, let's see, who can tell me one

1:02:51

barrier? Especially the area of

1:02:53

Nursing, right? of the female colleagues or

1:02:55

colleagues from the nursing area,

1:02:57

Tell me one process barrier that we

1:03:00

help provide safe care.

1:03:03

In the file of a patient who is going to

1:03:06

to be undergoing eye surgery or

1:03:10

ophthalmological,

1:03:11

then the eye is marked

1:03:16

to perform the surgical procedure. That

1:03:19

It would be like a barrier

1:03:21

barrier. But in addition to the file, it

1:03:23

can mark his eye

1:03:25

physical way so that there is no

1:03:28

mistake.

1:03:31

So let's go to the... well, the...

1:03:37

all,

1:03:38

For example, in harassing installation

1:03:42

withdrawal,

1:03:44

the listed ones.

1:03:50

Uh-huh. The sound cuts out a little.

1:03:57

Ah, I was saying that they would be on the lists.

1:04:00

checklists, too

1:04:02

checklist at the facilities, in the

1:04:04

device maintenance and removal

1:04:07

doctors. Devices. Yeah.

1:04:10

Did anyone else want to comment? It was heard

1:04:12

another voice.

1:04:12

The simplest and most common is the one that

1:04:15

the correct ones. correct patient,

1:04:17

correct surgery, or treatment

1:04:20

correct, correct medication, route

1:04:27

correct. From there we start working

1:04:29

a series of compliances

1:04:35

user.

1:04:36

Ale,

1:04:37

I mean, let me clarify, it's nothing against it.

1:04:39

of the institution, but that has

1:04:42

memes, jokes, lawsuits and the side

1:04:47

pejorative acronym for the Institute

1:04:50

Mexican Social Security.

1:04:57

because of the iatrogenic effects that occurred and because

1:05:01

those mistakes

1:05:04

some of which cost

1:05:06

anatomical pieces, anatomical parts,

1:05:12

But we didn't all have that at that time.

1:05:15

These are the correct ones and the checklists and

1:05:18

all the other requirements for

1:05:21

safe care.

1:05:23

Sí. Sí, este, Hugo, gracias. Yes, everything

1:05:26

which they say is very correct. The attention

1:05:29

We agreed that we have to

1:05:31

define as that where

1:05:33

They implement security barriers for

1:05:35

prevent failures from occurring during the

1:05:37

strain. There aren't many definitions, huh?

1:05:39

but something more workable and more understandable

1:05:43

This is it. Y entonces, barreras este de

1:05:47

process, exactly, are all the

1:05:50

patient from 1 to 6, for example,

1:05:53

the correct ones in the medication. All

1:06:01

the tension. Por ejemplo, la acción

1:06:07

So, it's a safety barrier

1:06:11

con hombre y fecha de nacimiento. But

1:06:13

Look, here's what we have to

1:06:21

documentary.

1:06:23

Uh-huh. Ahora vamos a hablar mucho de cómo

1:06:24

audit, how to audit, because it is the

1:06:29

This master's degree, how to audit. So,

1:06:31

Look, we're going to some hospitals and

1:06:36

essential action number one, which is the

1:06:38

"Correct identification." Here is my

1:06:42

birth. Y vemos que tiene un

1:07:07

el momento que se debe realizar. And for

1:07:36

We are going to apply blood or blood products,

1:08:05

the moment they have to identify him,

1:08:07

because the evidence is not documentary

1:08:10

It has to be collected when we audit

1:08:11

the essential security actions of

1:08:13

patient. We need to audit the

1:08:15

implementation

1:08:17

because that's what works as

1:08:20

barrier and prevents the failure from occurring

1:08:22

during care. Because if we go to

1:08:24

hospital and I tell them, show me your

1:08:27

training program and show me

1:08:30

where he already provided training in essential action

1:08:32

number one. Show me where I already...

1:08:35

They signed that everyone already knows the

1:08:37

essential action number one and at the end

1:08:39

It's just a documentary part. AND

1:08:41

So, regarding these barriers right now,

1:08:43

We're talking about safe care,

1:08:45

The implementation needs to be audited.

1:08:48

of the safety barrier, for example,

1:08:50

the correct ones for medication. If I

1:08:53

They say, "Oh, look, they already signed me here from

1:08:55

who have already been trained and everything

1:08:57

The world has the training, and as I said,

1:08:59

Ah, well, they're already working with the

1:09:01

correct in the for safe medication."

1:09:04

No, because we have to see that

1:09:06

are, for example, this, implemented

1:09:10

at the moment

1:09:12

that need to be implemented for

1:09:15

that function as barriers of

1:09:16

security. For example, what he was talking about

1:09:18

the companion of the procedures

1:09:20

insurance, which used to be the goal

1:09:22

international safe surgery. have

1:09:25

to carry out the process to ensure that

1:09:28

that surgery reduces the risk, because

1:09:34

Well, there's a risk you'll operate on him, because

1:09:38

where they are paired organs, kidney, for example.

1:09:44

has to establish the site where

1:09:46

is going to do the procedure

1:09:48

surgical, because if someone tells me,

1:09:51

For example, when I was doing this

1:09:57

verificación de cirugía segura. Let's see,

1:10:00

no, pues es que aquí no lo hacemos. It

1:10:04

clinical. Ya llenamos la hoja. So,

1:10:18

auditan en que estén implementadas. Already

1:10:30

ocurran fallas durante la atención. By

1:10:58

lavado de mano. Also, for example, the

1:11:20

nivel de cloro. That has to do with

1:11:36

be safe. Exit. Entonces, ya les quedó

1:11:54

implementation. Ya cuando veamos la ISO

1:12:05

implementaciones. How are you?

1:12:09

operando en sus procesos? And pay attention

1:12:12

effective. A ver, ¿quién me dice que es

1:13:02

good practice, scientific evidence,

1:13:04

For example. So, here, how

1:13:06

We would audit the effective tension in a

1:13:09

For example, an emergency service? TO

1:13:11

So, who can tell me how we would audit the

1:13:13

effective attention in a service

1:13:15

emergencies?

1:13:17

Well, I don't know if it would be, for example, the

1:13:20

response times can be audited.

1:13:22

Hey,

1:13:24

attention span. Mm, wow, what

1:13:28

It occurred to me just now.

1:13:30

Yes, yes. The attention time does have

1:13:32

which has to do with effective care, because

1:13:34

Remember that there is a triash and that

1:13:37

Triash sets the minutes in which it

1:13:39

must have, for example, a

1:13:41

real urgency or a felt urgency.

1:13:45

So, yes, yes, the fact that you stick to

1:13:47

that triag, to the triash guideline,

1:13:50

Well, that already tells you about the attention.

1:13:51

effective. Yes. Yes, mate, that's it.

1:13:54

effective care.

1:13:57

And the other would be,

1:13:59

The other would be how much

1:14:02

They adhere to the rules of the file

1:14:04

clinical, the medical history, the note

1:14:07

medical consultation request,

1:14:10

informed consents completed, the

1:14:12

nursing record.

1:14:15

I think that would be one of the most

1:14:16

important.

1:14:19

See then how now if that is the

1:14:21

I want you to go, let's go now, like

1:14:24

that is structuring thought.

1:14:27

Now, when they tell you, "Okay, audit

1:14:28

the effective care guideline."

1:14:30

Exactly. Let's see, I'm going to see from the

1:14:32

I'm going to fill out the medical record.

1:14:34

see compliance with the regulations of

1:14:36

triage, for example, in the service of

1:14:39

emergency room. We're going to check, by

1:14:42

For example, adherence to protocols of

1:14:46

management. For example, in the services of

1:14:48

urgency, because it also has to have

1:14:50

their procedure manuals. I mean,

1:14:53

How much? Because I can have the manual

1:14:55

procedural,

1:14:56

But maybe they don't even know him or he's not even there.

1:14:58

They check it and well, they don't stick to it.

1:15:02

And the procedure manual

1:15:04

Surely, because everything has a

1:15:07

support of the regulations and all the good

1:15:10

practice or scientific evidence.

1:15:12

So yes, we do need to verify.

1:15:16

If compliance is being ensured, yes?

1:15:18

Or that the manuals be followed

1:15:21

procedures, because many times

1:15:23

They are there, but maybe they aren't.

1:15:25

implemented. So, look, now

1:15:27

the audit, that's why I'm telling you, now

1:15:31

I am now almost

1:15:34

We're going to push the current a lot.

1:15:35

auditing in healthcare processes, because

1:15:38

This will allow us to, like,

1:15:39

structure our processes in a way

1:15:42

different. And the audit many of it

1:15:44

We look to disapprove and say, "Ah, I see

1:15:46

The auditor confidently arrived. Someone gave them to us

1:15:48

He sent it to show us that he didn't

1:15:51

We are functioning and we are not

1:15:53

giving this

1:15:55

No, we are not creating that expectation.

1:16:01

head nurse or head of

1:16:02

laboratory, no. The audit

1:16:05

It really has the main objective

1:16:09

It is therefore about pushing that management system.

1:16:12

quality. La auditoría es para eso,

1:16:15

to push that management system

1:16:17

quality. And? Pues garantizar una

1:16:20

quality care in what satisfaction

1:16:22

user, safe care, care

1:16:24

effective and also what has to do

1:16:27

con costos. Is it going out? So, two

1:16:29

very important concepts, pay attention

1:16:31

segura, atención efectiva. Now, the

1:16:34

user satisfaction, because it has to

1:16:36

"See with the part," said Don Abediam, "with

1:16:41

which here has to do with the treatment

1:16:48

that it's working, because also,

1:17:06

insatisfacción en este momento? Well

1:17:18

mi paciente ni cuál es el plan. HE

1:17:35

manejo de la información. And this is a

1:17:41

user,

1:17:42

del sistema de información. Also, because

1:18:08

This is going to be the cost, because that

1:18:10

It also generates a lot of dissatisfaction,

1:18:12

especially in private hospitals

1:18:14

Because, well, we don't tell him and the other one

1:18:17

We gave it to him one or two days later.

1:18:18

"Do you know that's already 200,000 pesos?" AND

1:18:21

So that generates a lot

1:18:22

dissatisfaction. he says, "Listen, but

1:18:24

I thought she was younger." And then

1:18:26

also the establishment in the

1:18:28

certification standards are

1:18:30

obliged to calculate the of

1:18:33

the costs of care in the

1:18:34

first 8 hours. In other words, let's see,

1:18:37

family members, look, so far

1:18:38

We bear this cost. If it's already there

1:18:41

Once your patient is stabilized, if we are going to

1:18:43

to continue with your treatment, the cost

1:18:45

It would be like that in 24 hours. you take the

1:18:48

decision because otherwise this generates

1:18:51

A lot of user dissatisfaction, isn't it?

1:18:54

No, well, they already charged me for things I didn't even know I should have.

1:18:55

They did it to the patient and well, that's it

1:18:57

We have Tick in our services of

1:18:59

healthcare, especially private healthcare, right?

1:19:01

Because the public generally doesn't...

1:19:04

This is generated

1:19:06

a cost, yes, but not for the

1:19:10

patient, for the institution and for

1:19:13

some insurance company or all of this.

1:19:15

So, are these four now clear?

1:19:18

quality guidelines in services

1:19:20

health-related or what they want to do, do they have any

1:19:23

comment, any question or anything that

1:19:31

Yes, doc, as for where can I read

1:19:33

about the costs, because I work

1:19:36

in a private hospital and that has been a

1:19:39

a very important topic in our hospital,

1:19:41

So, I'd just like to know...

1:19:43

bibliography about this

1:19:46

costs.

1:19:47

Look, as far as costs go, we're not going to

1:19:52

Well, it has one, it was made somewhere.

1:19:56

I've been trying for years to establish the

1:19:58

costs, especially when it was discussed as

1:20:15

We were excited, just like right now.

1:20:18

"Universalize, let's be universal"

1:20:24

este momento como que establecer. By

1:20:35

years. Y para Lims estamos hablando casi

1:20:38

of 60,000 pesos. Entonces, con base a

1:20:45

que te diga ahorita, ¿sabes qué? Can

1:20:47

this review this this regulation or this

1:21:08

costos de atención hospitalaria. And for

1:21:16

variation. Por ejemplo, a lo mejor no

1:21:28

other costs. O sea, ahí sí yo creo que

1:22:18

también se elevan los costos, ¿no? HE

1:22:59

hospitalaria, por ejemplo, al IMS. EITHER

1:23:10

like hospitals, but that can

1:23:12

help to get started, how to have

1:23:15

these parameters of their costs

1:23:19

I say there isn't one. We'll look and hopefully

1:23:21

we find it and even expose it in

1:23:24

the group and we found this. Someone

1:23:27

more than I have any comments,

1:23:29

Any questions? Good night. Uh, it's been a while.

1:23:32

I didn't introduce myself for a little while. I am Dr.

1:23:34

Alejandro Ancona, I am the director of

1:23:37

medical center and medical unit set

1:23:41

Dr. Juan Puy Palacios. It is a unit

1:23:42

family doctor. I haven't been around for a while.

1:23:45

I presented and have also worked in a formal way

1:23:47

private for the Air hospital as

1:23:49

medical coordinator also of some

1:23:50

insurance companies. Uh, I can put it on.

1:23:53

two examples of costs. One in the

1:23:55

question of costs for the

1:23:57

insurance companies.

1:23:59

We love our doctors when

1:24:01

they get out of certain areas or

1:24:06

Angeles or Hospital Air or class B for

1:24:08

Guadalupe Hospital or another one around here,

1:24:11

The costs are between 25,000 and 30,000.

1:24:15

My costs are rising by 40 or

1:24:28

It was coming out to 40,000, 45,000, they're making me

1:24:30

ENT surgeries with surgery

1:24:31

plastic.

1:24:33

So the costs are manageable in

1:24:35

based on parameters of what the

1:24:45

cirugía de torrin. And here in the in the

1:24:53

talking about a unit of function

1:24:56

public. We have the technology costs

1:24:59

It gives us the average cost of the doctor.

1:25:05

monthly. Mi costo promedio mensual del

1:25:13

una receta máxima de 2,000 pes. When

1:25:23

ethics. Muchas veces son para darles dos

1:25:27

pacientes y no reciclarlos tanto. But

1:25:40

tratamiento es mes con mes. If anyone

1:25:58

todo nuestro sistema de insumos. also

1:26:11

monthly, right? Entonces, los costos

1:26:22

Thank you.

1:26:23

Thank you, doctor. No, pues su aportación

1:26:25

It is very valuable. Lo que yo les decía que

1:26:52

costs. Imagínense en México que

1:27:16

This power

1:27:35

So, right? Pues sí nos exige a que

1:27:40

processes, right? garantizado una calidad

1:28:05

if they don't control spending.

1:28:07

Thank you. This one, and we're going to follow him.

1:28:09

Look, evolution, a topic

1:28:11

extremely important in these theories of the

1:28:15

Quality has to do with the

1:28:16

evolution of quality systems.

1:28:18

So, look, let's take two here.

1:28:20

dates that are from '87 and '94, which

1:28:25

It is quality assurance. Right now

1:28:27

Let's see how we understand this

1:28:28

quality assurance. And that's it.

1:28:31

In 2000 there was talk of managing the

1:28:33

quality through processes, but right now

1:28:36

Let's see, we've already added some

1:28:38

slides that have to do with the

1:28:40

2017 with risk management. Further

1:28:43

Before this, well, maybe we won't go

1:28:46

There's a lot to mention, but yes, here in

1:28:48

quality assurance.

1:28:50

So, look, let's see what it is

1:28:52

So, quality management, that's how it is.

1:28:54

in a simple and illustrative way

1:28:57

so that you too, when you do your

1:29:00

concept of quality management, then

1:29:03

already have some elements that they

1:29:04

help to understand and above all how

1:29:07

to be operable this management system of

1:29:09

quality in their work areas or in their

1:29:12

institutions. So, look, it says that

1:29:14

Quality management is differentiating

1:29:16

between doing and achieving

1:29:19

the company that you go to and

1:29:21

See what this company says.

1:29:23

implemented a management system of the

1:29:31

They are establishing everything

1:29:33

Its objectives are to be achieved. For example,

1:29:36

There's this light bulb, for example,

1:29:39

That's incandescent, so let's put

1:29:42

that maybe the two-month period would turn out in

1:29:44

50 pesos to rent a room. Probably

1:29:50

technology, well maybe we'll get 5

1:29:53

pesos in the two-month period, this, give them to a

1:29:57

room. So, look how here

1:29:59

no, the thought was not, is not to do,

1:30:02

but to achieve

1:30:04

to make the use of the

1:30:06

energy.

1:30:10

what we have, the examples that we have, this

1:30:12

estado platicando. For example, it's not the

1:30:17

cervical cancer detection

1:30:30

I will achieve

1:30:34

in the initial lesions of dysplasia

1:30:40

población de mujeres. So, take a look

1:31:07

mama en el año en mi estado. I am the

1:31:09

responsable estatal. So, I'll go

1:31:25

No? El el sistema de gestión de la

1:31:32

breast cancer. Y eso implica ¿qué? Well

1:32:03

distinct. Fíjense que el pensamiento

1:32:13

parece que fuera permanente. By

1:33:01

cirugía, es de medicina interna. AND

1:33:07

sé qué diagnóstico tiene el paciente? Yeah

1:33:19

past, for example,

1:33:23

More than 10 years and it still hasn't been possible

1:33:27

understand, let alone implement these

1:33:29

essential security actions of

1:33:31

patient. And this is something nursing knows.

1:33:33

And he's very clear about it. When we started to

1:33:35

also talk about clinics

1:33:36

intravascular,

1:33:38

Well, there's also a lot of resistance.

1:33:39

Because the thought process is kind of...

1:33:42

arrested and tells the team

1:33:44

nursing or those related to

1:33:46

the intravascular clinics and there is a

1:33:48

very strong resistance to what they have already

1:33:51

Done, right? Listen, well, we've done this

1:33:52

It's been done for 30 years, 20 years, right?

1:33:55

And in the management systems of the

1:33:57

For quality, we need to think differently. by

1:34:00

For example, with the Mixing Center and

1:34:02

Single dose. Also when we started to

1:34:05

try to implement in a hospital

1:34:07

all this methodology and this service,

1:34:10

Well, it was also very difficult to start it.

1:34:13

I worked, and it wasn't just a year, you know, because

1:34:15

Someone might say, "Hey, new model

1:34:18

for medication management and so

1:34:23

Let's see how security is achieved with

1:34:25

This new area, the security of

1:34:29

patient and reduce costs and improve

1:34:31

satisfaction and many things that it has

1:34:34

of advantages,

1:34:36

So, what do you think it costs? And look,

1:34:40

If you look back to 1910

1:34:43

What was the position for the high jump?

1:34:46

And look at how things were in 2000

1:34:48

the jump was completely reversed and reached

1:34:51

Well, the man is over 255

1:34:54

and in 1910

1:34:57

the 2.5 m. So, look, here

1:35:01

This changed the way of thinking, because

1:35:03

Do something different, because someone

1:35:05

I could say, "Hey, why not from

1:35:07

Did 1920 make the leap in this way?

1:35:10

For example, look, there it is like the

1:35:14

It stops and years go by, years go by, years,

1:35:17

Years have passed and we're still the same. For example, I

1:35:20

I can tell you that in all states

1:35:22

in most states of Mexico,

1:35:30

40 años por lo menos. There are no new ones.

1:35:33

processes that guarantee a pharmacy,

1:35:36

pharmacy security policies,

1:35:38

For example. Just like that, from the

1:35:41

who staffs the pharmacies in our

1:35:43

hospitals, now there are graduates of

1:35:45

pharmacy and well, they continue operating them

1:35:49

staff who may not have

1:35:51

training in undergraduate matters in

1:36:02

So, when we talk about a

1:36:10

surely

1:36:39

processes. Pero para que logremos esto,

1:36:45

We need to

1:36:49

first

1:37:26

birth? Pero fíjense, es que ella se

1:37:28

siente insegura, pero no. Sometimes not

1:37:54

barrier."

1:38:03

thought

1:38:11

ver con algo reactivo. For example,

1:38:24

At that moment we say, "Okay, let's go

1:38:27

This is to discuss the case of the death

1:38:30

maternal." And look, we used

1:38:32

tools that are reactive, such as

1:38:34

fishbone, the chicagua or this

1:38:36

that tool that we're going to see, but that

1:38:39

The tool is not proactive. That

1:38:41

tool, because it is a tool that

1:38:43

It helps us to take action

1:38:44

corrective.

1:38:47

Now what we need to use

1:38:48

tools that are proactive, that

1:38:50

anticipate the risk. That's why I tell them

1:38:52

We're going to see what's available from 2017.

1:38:55

risk management standard that is the

1:38:57

31,000 and that talks about this whole part

1:39:00

which now needs to be audited

1:39:03

the implementation of risk management.

1:39:05

It's no longer just the management aspect of

1:39:07

processes, now we have to manage

1:39:10

quality and already with a focus on management

1:39:12

of risks to migrate from the

1:39:16

reactive administration to a

1:39:18

proactive management. For example,

1:39:21

Now the biomedical engineers, the other

1:39:23

One day I was talking to an engineer and

1:39:26

I was telling him, "Hey, this is

1:39:27

This is extremely important, the maintenance

1:39:30

preventive measures." and he says to me, "What do you think that

1:39:32

You are like 20 years old

1:39:35

10-year thought? because now it is

1:39:37

predictive maintenance. So,

1:39:39

Look, that's even more proactive.

1:39:42

because they no longer anticipate what

1:39:43

This maintenance says nothing more.

1:39:46

preventive. They already use others

1:39:48

models are probably algorithms, not it

1:39:50

I know, but they do maintenance

1:39:55

predictive, which is still much

1:39:57

It is further ahead of maintenance

1:40:00

Preventative, right? So, notice how

1:40:02

That has to be the thinking in

1:40:03

These issues of quality and

1:40:06

audit, each time having the management of

1:40:09

risks. Let's see a little more

1:40:10

forward. Look, risk, this is a

1:40:13

The definition is part of ISO 31000

1:40:16

What does that have to do with the risk?

1:40:17

probability of not meeting the

1:40:19

goals. So, let's see that

1:40:23

financial and legal. The new one from the

1:40:26

I'm highlighting 2017 very clearly because it's

1:40:29

the way we're going to do it

1:40:31

quality management systems,

1:40:33

also implementing the management of

1:40:35

risks. For example, hospitals that

1:40:38

They are certified by the Council

1:40:40

General Health, with the

1:40:42

Y Commission standards or with the

1:40:44

There's another one east of Canada, another one others

1:40:48

standards and other certification of

1:40:50

establishment, especially the

1:40:51

private. Entonces ellos aplican mucho,

1:40:54

They are working a lot with matrices.

1:40:55

risk management. For example, the

1:40:58

chemicals. Ahorita tenemos a varios este

1:41:00

that are in the laboratories, well

1:41:02

You know it much better when you are

1:41:04

certifying their hospitals with ISO standards,

1:41:07

because they are working a lot with the

1:41:08

risk management matrix. So,

1:41:16

part of the risks according to this

1:41:18

standard, well let's see that there are

1:41:20

technical risks, financial risks and

1:41:22

legal risks. Look at the

1:41:28

health systems, what we have to

1:41:30

Working a lot involves risks

1:41:32

technicians. For example, everything that

1:41:34

We were talking about vaccines, if anyone

1:41:38

diluents are technical risks. That's why

1:41:44

We don't respect triage and we don't say,

1:41:47

"Ah, it's a real emergency and it has to

1:41:49

to be seen in less than 15 minutes,

1:41:52

Well, this is a technical risk.

1:41:57

complicate matters, even die. By

1:42:08

As my colleague said, they operate on him.

1:42:11

the right eye and it wasn't the right one

1:42:19

technicians

1:42:25

the area of

1:42:35

of

1:43:20

extremely expensive antibiotics, and just imagine

1:43:23

all the financial risk, because they were

1:43:26

80 patients who had to

1:43:28

attend, increased the stay

1:43:29

hospital spending increased all expenses

1:43:32

nursing care, expense of

1:43:34

medical care, all supplies. But

1:43:36

Look, there were also legal matters,

1:43:39

Because imagine if a family member...

1:43:40

sue and say, "Well, my relative here

1:43:43

He was infected; he came here without

1:43:47

infection and here, well, because of the evil

1:43:49

"Management." So, he's going to sue us now.

1:43:51

He's going to say, "Well, my patient

1:43:53

He passed away, my patient is in serious condition and

1:43:55

I already got it out, I already took it to a

1:43:58

private hospital and now you have

1:44:00

to pay the expenses."

1:44:02

So, look, in the area of ​​the

1:44:03

Health is something we have a lot of work to do on.

1:44:06

They are related to technical risks, because of

1:44:08

That's where we're minimizing or

1:44:10

reducing risks, because it has to

1:44:13

to see with the part about protecting

1:44:16

financial risks and risks

1:44:18

legal in our institutions.

1:44:20

So, now review all the

1:44:23

definitions that we went through very quickly

1:44:26

of what quality is and they're going to see how

1:44:29

He was talking about the results of the

1:44:31

strain. So, now it makes sense.

1:44:34

This has to do with the part of

1:44:36

of risk management. And now

1:44:39

our thinking has to be in a

1:44:41

quality management system, but with

1:44:43

focus on risk management, because

1:44:46

That will allow us to establish

1:44:47

barriers,

1:44:49

the mechanisms to control the

1:44:51

risks, if not eliminate them, but for the

1:44:53

We're less likely to control them. So,

1:44:55

Look, risk management. Here

1:44:57

I also add a little bit because this is true

1:44:58

We need to make this very clear from the beginning.

1:45:01

Right now, in the management part of the

1:45:03

quality and in auditing, the management of

1:45:07

risks. First we need to identify

1:45:09

a risk, then we have to

1:45:12

to analyze it, then we have to evaluate it

1:45:16

And then we have to establish the

1:45:18

management. Notice, every time you

1:45:19

listen to the word management of the

1:45:21

Quality is a cycle. Let's see, who am I

1:45:24

What does the quality management cycle say?

1:45:32

Okay, who can tell me the cycle of

1:45:33

quality management?

1:45:39

Okay, so once you've identified it

1:45:40

es planearlo, ¿no? These are the phases of

1:45:43

planning, execution, implementation and

1:45:46

then the measurement.

1:45:48

Mm,

1:45:50

because everything that planning entails

1:45:52

strategic.

1:45:54

So, look, that's another question.

1:45:56

of secure exam. Eh, ¿cuál es el ciclo

1:45:58

de gestión de la calidad? Son is a

1:46:00

cycle. Todos donde ustedes vean la

1:46:04

cycle. So, quality management

1:46:06

That's what my colleague says, it's about planning.

1:46:09

do, verify, and act. Right now

1:46:15

Let's make this clear regarding these cycles or

1:46:21

risks.

1:46:24

Well, I didn't hear it, but let's see if I can

1:46:30

Uh-huh.

1:46:39

Yeah? O ciclo de Demit. También algunos,

1:46:49

hacer, verificar y el actuar. Yeah.

1:47:04

management. Por ejemplo, ya en en la parte

1:47:16

risk management. For example, if

1:47:49

patient. Y luego se analizaron, a ver,

1:48:05

concentrated? Pues casi es igual que la

1:48:10

Wrong, isn't it? Si le ponemos algún

1:48:12

baking soda,

1:48:22

concentrates. So, look,

1:48:24

They identified the risk, then

1:48:29

such as identifying what its effect is

1:48:32

to say, let's see, if this happens, that

1:48:34

Someone should give it a ceric electrolyte

1:48:36

concentrated, because it is almost the same as the

1:48:38

immediate death.

1:48:41

So, this is high

1:48:42

priority. Then, they evaluated

1:48:44

the risk assessment established

1:48:47

It is established through the MEF. You

1:48:49

Many have probably already done so.

1:48:51

listened. What is the probability of

1:48:53

What will happen? What is the damage that

1:48:57

What could cause that, the severity of the damage?

1:48:59

And how do I perform the detection, for example,

1:49:02

So here it is already established, because

1:49:07

concentrated on risk management. AND

1:49:10

What is the risk management strategy? If you

1:49:12

They remember, when they were goals

1:49:13

international security of

1:49:15

patient and now essential actions,

1:49:17

Well, double verification. they say, "A

1:49:19

See, where you use electrolytes

1:49:21

concentrated ricinos, you have to

1:49:23

"Establish double verification." And

1:49:26

What is that? Ya es el manejo del riesgo.

1:49:28

Look, they identified the risk that

1:49:30

you got the wrong patient, they analyzed the

1:49:33

risk and said, "Well, let's do

1:49:35

another essential action that has to do

1:49:37

with concentrated serum electrolytes or

1:49:40

high-risk medications." And then

1:49:42

They assessed the risk, they gave it to him

1:49:45

FMEA a score to see what the

1:49:48

what is the probability of it happening?

1:49:49

severity if it occurs and what it is like for me

1:49:53

I detect that risk, the detection of that

1:49:56

risk. And based on this I have already established

1:49:58

the handling. For example, right now that

1:50:00

We're talking about these high-dose medications

1:50:02

risk in an essential or goal action

1:50:03

international, since it has already been established

1:50:06

risk management and it is through the

1:50:08

double verification.

1:50:10

So, notice how this has a lot

1:50:12

reason for having this

1:50:14

thought. For everything you

1:50:16

carry out their care processes or the

1:50:20

same laboratory procedures,

1:50:27

We need to analyze it, we need to

1:50:28

evaluate it and establish a management plan

1:50:31

control. Because look here the

1:50:33

risk management in areas

1:50:36

We all know about the hospital issue.

1:50:39

hospital, laboratory, everything that

1:50:41

This implies. And you will tell me, well it is

1:50:44

that we cannot eliminate any risk

1:50:49

As we mentioned at the beginning, all of this

1:50:51

It has to do with the operation of

1:50:52

processes and the human being, the resource

1:50:54

Humans are the ones who operate the processes.

1:51:03

check.

1:51:08

accept. Notice how we can control

1:51:12

the risk. Pues estableciendo el ciclo

1:51:14

risk management controls. But,

1:51:17

How can we transfer the risk? By

1:51:20

For example, in some states or in some

1:51:22

establishments.

1:51:25

office studies.

1:51:28

I take it here at my hospital

1:51:29

CT scan and I send it so that

1:51:33

Perhaps interpret another institution

1:51:35

private. Y entonces, fíjense cómo yo

1:51:55

Ya, ¿quién adquiere el riesgo? the

1:52:01

service. Por eso en las en la

1:52:09

audit

1:53:01

established. Y entonces, fíjense, yo

1:53:03

comparto también ese riesgo. So,

1:53:12

compartir y podemos aceptar. By

1:53:18

"Whatever you do, you can't do this

1:53:20

"Control." Let's see, a doctor who can tell me

1:53:23

how, at what point can we accept a

1:53:26

risk, because it is very common in the

1:53:28

clinical practice.

1:53:36

For example, in medication we say,

1:53:37

"Are you allergic to any medication?"

1:53:41

Well, I don't know, because I've never been through that.

1:53:42

applied, for example, a cephalosporin

1:53:45

And now they're going to apply it to me. Then the

1:53:48

The doctor, therefore, accepts the risk he mentions.

1:53:51

"Well, I won't know until I tell him."

1:53:52

apply."

1:53:53

And so there are several situations that

1:53:55

He has to accept the risk in some

1:53:58

hospital care processes, by

1:54:01

example. Okay, someone help me

1:54:03

To give another example.

1:54:08

It could also be the risk-benefit ratio

1:54:10

of the medication, type and toxicity,

1:54:15

but the benefit is greater for the

1:54:16

treatment of the diagnosis.

1:54:20

And if there are things, that's what I tell them in

1:54:22

This matter, perhaps if it were another

1:54:24

type of services, because it could be that

1:54:27

Some eliminate, some, but almost

1:54:30

we in

1:54:33

we have that our thinking is to

1:54:35

control the risks. and control

1:54:37

quiere decir disminuirlos. That's why

1:54:39

You search now in the

1:54:41

initial definitions of this

1:54:42

presentation as a safe practice

1:54:46

And so now it makes sense in 2017.

1:54:49

as is already understood,

1:54:51

risk management, because this of

1:54:56

From 2017 onwards, globally it is a

1:54:59

a very, very powerful current of the

1:55:02

quality management systems, the

1:55:04

risk management. Because before,

1:55:07

It was done better, but not everything was available.

1:55:09

this clarity that we now have in the

1:55:11

part of the management systems of

1:55:12

quality with a management approach

1:55:15

risks. Look, it's 6:4,

1:55:19

we're going to give

1:55:21

15 minutes

1:55:27

Okay?

1:55:28

So that they drink water, get up a

1:55:30

Just a little, because if we continue like this it could

1:55:32

ser que ya ni pongan atención. And this is

1:55:35

This entire first session is extremely important.

1:55:40

Is it coming out? Entonces, este 620 nos nos

1:55:44

We link up again,

1:55:46

teacher. Nada más para corrolar este

1:56:20

aseguradoras y que te enseñen su guía. and

1:56:48

from South America. son los más este viables,

1:56:56

calculation. Y con eso, Paulina, te abriste

1:56:59

camino al infinito y más allá. Thank you,

1:57:02

teacher.

1:57:03

Thank you. Entonces, 620 nos estamos

1:57:05

connecting. Thank you. Eh, gracias, Hugo.

1:57:13

Uh-huh. Entonces, vamos a a ver todo lo que

1:57:40

risks. Entonces, miren, este esquema

1:57:48

de un modelo centrado en el paciente. Yeah

1:57:53

new. Esto ya desde el 2008, cuando la

1:58:07

patient. Incluso los nuevos modelos de

1:58:22

user. Entonces, fíjense este modelo

1:58:32

community. Ahora, los que trabajan

1:59:10

1985, los que tenemos ya más tiempo. In

1:59:14

The institutions, we know that it was a

1:59:15

care model for population

1:59:17

open.

1:59:19

Then, in 2005, there was another one as well.

1:59:23

He tried to implement another model that was

1:59:26

the Midas. Then, in 2016 it also

1:59:30

He took or modified a model that was the

1:59:32

famous M, who was talking about networks this

1:59:37

services and some other issues that

1:59:40

So far, it hasn't been possible.

1:59:42

to comply by 2019, if

1:59:45

You also remember this with the

1:59:47

another model of the famous Insabi that

1:59:51

This was also intended to be implemented

1:59:55

Then, in chapters 22 and 23, this comes out...

1:59:58

greater well-being. If you have checked

2:00:00

This model, well, it talks about a

2:00:03

person-centered model, the

2:00:05

family and community. So, it

2:00:08

We need to understand, therefore, that everything that

2:00:10

let's implement in our system

2:00:12

Quality management has to do with the

2:00:14

The focus has to be on our patient.

2:00:17

For example, right now that

2:00:19

the group's attendees mainly

2:00:22

They are staff who work in areas

2:00:24

hospitals.

2:00:25

So, the patient, the family, and the

2:00:27

community. But look, we also have

2:00:30

that you understand in this little diagram. This

2:00:32

I recommend that you even use this little diagram.

2:00:33

Print it out so you can understand how

2:00:36

What is this management system?

2:00:38

quality. So, look, the sustenance,

2:00:40

Everything we do must have a

2:00:42

livelihood. If you look at the policies

2:00:45

national, state policies, by

2:00:48

For example, for their private companies, the

2:00:50

policies of your company, by

2:00:55

For example, everything that is also sustenance is

2:00:57

all the laws that have to do with,

2:01:00

For example, in the area of ​​health, those who

2:01:02

We work at IMS, at IST, at the

2:01:05

Ministry of Health, there are also

2:01:07

regulations also that help to give

2:01:10

compliance with these laws. There are also

2:01:12

official Mexican standards, already

2:01:14

We were saying that there are rules from

2:01:15

infrastructure, standards for the

2:01:19

operation of the services also, by

2:01:21

for example, the integration of the file

2:01:23

clinical, standard 007 which has to do

2:01:26

with the attention of the delivery and the

2:01:29

pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum and many

2:01:32

normas también. If we talk about the seal,

2:01:35

Well, there are also many regulations for

2:01:36

sealing areas, for operating rooms there are

2:01:39

mucho mucha normatividad también. Equal

2:01:44

Also, all the manuals of

2:01:45

procedures that we have in our

2:01:47

institutions, in our company, because

2:01:56

Now they're making the new celebrities

2:02:02

to standardize these guides a bit more

2:02:09

They will remember the famous critical paths

2:02:18

guías de práctica clínica. Also another

2:02:23

del mismo establecimiento. For example,

2:03:02

rules. Ah, esto va a ser a través de

2:03:04

las guías de práctica clínica. This is a

2:03:09

enfermería, por ejemplo. And then

2:03:16

the community. Todo lo que hagan

2:03:29

calidad de la atención médica. We already saw

2:03:42

of resources. So, what are we doing here?

2:03:45

puede ayudar este esquema? Well, for

2:04:11

officers,

2:04:12

los manuales de procedimiento. Let's go

2:04:15

audit user satisfaction,

2:04:21

information systems, for example,

2:04:23

for

2:04:24

the relatives, for the same entity

2:04:29

and all.

2:04:32

It's working

2:04:34

This communication system.

2:04:36

So, look at how the resource...

2:04:40

But look, now we're putting management here

2:04:43

of risks because now everything that

2:04:46

Let's also identify the risks.

2:04:50

that can cause those things not to happen

2:04:52

goals.

2:04:54

For example, now if I'm going to audit the

2:04:58

hospital emergency department,

2:05:02

Well, I'm going to ask him for the manual.

2:05:03

procedures. Can I ask you for the manual?

2:05:06

from the organization manual to see

2:05:07

the functions that the person in charge has or

2:05:10

the different areas of the same

2:05:12

emergency service.

2:05:14

I'm going to ask him for his

2:05:17

their procedure manuals, I'm going to

2:05:19

request an evaluation system, how

2:05:21

Are they there, are they conducting the evaluation, or what?

2:05:22

indicators, your dashboard

2:05:24

from that emergency service.

2:05:27

But I'm also going to ask you for a matrix

2:05:29

risk management. Because? Because

2:05:31

That will allow it to be like...

2:05:37

that allows it to move forward or guarantees

2:05:40

meet the objectives. If my goal or

2:05:42

My part of my mission at the hospital is

2:05:45

to provide quality care, because

2:05:47

I definitely have to be

2:05:48

identifying risks and doing the

2:05:51

management. We already agreed to manage things.

2:05:53

The risk assessment involves identifying it,

2:05:55

evaluate it, what does that have to do with whether it

2:05:58

It presents the risk, what its effect is.

2:06:01

We need to do the same evaluation

2:06:03

of the risk, what is the probability

2:06:05

if it happens, what the severity is and

2:06:08

What is the way to do it?

2:06:10

detection of that risk to establish

2:06:12

a risk control, because now they

2:06:15

I audit the emergency room, because almost more than that

2:06:17

I'll go see, show me your matrix of

2:06:20

risk management of your service and I'm going

2:06:23

Let's see if they've been identified.

2:06:25

risks in this area and that are

2:06:27

prioritized and established

2:06:31

When we assess a risk, it helps us

2:06:32

to prioritize it through, for example,

2:06:34

from the FMEA tool,

2:06:37

But that's what I'm going to look for,

2:06:39

What treatment are they giving him?

2:06:41

giving that risk in order to control it, already

2:06:43

We agreed that the majority is for

2:06:45

control it. So, look, this

2:06:46

This little diagram might be very useful for

2:06:49

that you understand a system of

2:06:54

we can begin to comply with

2:06:55

risk management, because the

2:06:57

Risks will be present in the operation of

2:06:59

the services and that has to do with

2:07:01

safe care, with effective care,

2:07:03

user satisfaction and

2:07:05

efficient use of resources.

2:07:08

So, look, if we

2:07:10

we declare

2:07:11

the mission of the hospital, of a hospital and

2:07:14

sure

2:07:18

provide quality service

2:07:22

Well, we need to know how we're going to

2:07:25

to fulfill those services

2:07:26

quality. And then, look, this

2:07:30

a patient-centered model,

2:07:43

for the operation. Pero también tengo

2:07:59

blue,

2:08:14

institution. Lo que les estaba diciendo

2:08:23

items. El enfoque centrado en el

2:08:32

guidelines. Seguridad del paciente,

2:08:38

resource. Entonces, fíjense, ahora sí, si

2:09:09

quality. He says it should be an approach to

2:09:12

customer. First point, it has to be

2:09:14

customer focus. Second approach,

2:09:17

You have to work with processes

2:09:18

standardized. that they look at the

2:09:21

sustenance, because we try, it is given

2:09:23

compliance with standardized processes.

2:09:26

Thirdly, it says that it has to

2:09:29

This involves risk management.

2:09:33

The 2015 version of ISO 9000 already speaks

2:09:36

much of risk management. By

2:09:38

For example, those who work in a laboratory.

2:09:40

already since 2015, when he emigrated from

2:09:43

ISO 9000 by 2015 is already required.

2:09:47

much the risk management matrix.

2:09:50

Exit. So, look, with this

2:09:51

model, this little diagram, we've already started to

2:09:54

comply with what ISO 9000 says.

2:09:56

Let's see, customer-centric approach,

2:09:59

standardize the processes, do the

2:10:01

gestión de riesgo y generar valor. By

2:10:04

For example, the value here is that you have

2:10:06

a certified establishment and the

2:10:08

Elements that are orange are

2:10:11

the values. For example, there he didn't

2:10:12

We set values, um, the little arrows,

2:10:15

But we can put the values ​​there.

2:10:17

institutional as well. this figure and

2:10:20

then it becomes much more complete and

2:10:22

Everything that's green helps us

2:10:24

It's like the hospital's vision.

2:10:27

So, look, this little diagram,

2:10:29

You all go work with him and go

2:10:31

making it seem like a scheme of

2:10:33

audit, for example, by service.

2:10:36

For example, maybe I'll go to the restroom

2:10:37

emergency room,

2:10:39

I'm going to look for everything, I'm going to do my

2:10:41

folder of regulations for everything

2:10:44

that must be fulfilled in infrastructure,

2:10:48

processes, procedures in the

2:10:51

emergency department, for example, of

2:10:53

my hospital, which is my entire livelihood. AND

2:10:56

Then I'm going to identify which ones are the

2:10:58

patient safety guidelines

2:10:59

that should be implemented in my

2:11:02

emergency services, for example,

2:11:04

essential security actions of

2:11:06

patient, which ones have to

2:11:08

to be implemented and I'm leaving, because

2:11:10

For example, to audit the customer service section

2:11:12

effective. I'm going to see if they're sticking together.

2:11:14

to all the regulatory aspects of the guidelines

2:11:17

clinical practice, triage, this, the

2:11:20

triage, everything that the care says

2:11:24

effective of an emergency service,

2:11:26

depending on the type of patients that

2:11:27

You guys drive. If they are traumatized,

2:11:30

Well, this will most likely be the regulation of

2:11:32

traumatology. If they are in a place where they see

2:11:35

more hemodynamics, since surely more than

2:11:37

matters of hemodynamics. And they're also going to

2:11:40

see which elements are

2:11:43

generating user satisfaction,

2:11:45

which indicators, for example, of their

2:11:47

emergency service. So, do it.

2:11:49

exercises because this is going to start

2:11:52

to help you audit a

2:11:54

service,

2:11:58

This, audit the surgery service or

2:12:04

So you guys are going to...

2:12:07

start like when they see what they

2:12:08

You audit the water, oh well, I'm going to

2:12:10

I'm going to audit the infrastructure.

2:12:30

It will allow them to obtain evidence

2:12:32

objective. Entonces, hagan el ejercicio a

2:12:38

Start taking this approach and look for

2:12:43

patient. Al final digan, "Bueno, lo que

2:12:46

genera es una tensión de calidad. Because

2:12:48

Look, in Mexico we have something that we have

2:12:54

We say quality and safety of

2:12:56

patient. Cuando realmente el concepto

2:12:59

of quality, when someone says a

2:13:00

quality service in customer care

2:13:02

hospital,

2:13:07

effective care, standards of

2:13:19

national guidelines say

2:13:22

calidad y seguridad del paciente. It

2:13:26

patient safety. Ever

2:13:27

I spoke with someone who has dictated

2:14:03

of the appeal. ¿Algún comentario que

2:14:09

Ah, well then I say that when in in

2:14:13

Hospitals create their vision of

2:14:16

Unity, then, is a double-edged sword.

2:14:18

It doesn't look very nice, the way it's drawn, but

2:14:20

You know when they're going to audit you, well with

2:14:23

That's the same one where they're going to...

2:14:25

to thunder, so to speak.

2:14:27

Yes, yes, because when they audit it

2:14:30

You have to comply as the

2:14:31

values,

2:14:33

because generally they are the only ones

2:14:38

And then, if someone audits them,

2:14:41

For example, I went to a company where

2:14:43

where he won the Ibero-American Prize and the

2:14:45

national quality award and its values

2:14:51

equality. Decía, miren, aquí un valor en

2:14:53

la empresa es igualdad. And then

2:14:57

we call equality, that the one with the highest

2:15:00

level of responsibility of the manager,

2:15:05

responsibility, we use the same

2:15:07

In the dining room, for example, we use the

2:15:09

same bathrooms, for example, the

2:15:12

sanitary,

2:15:14

We have the same destinations as

2:15:16

Two vacations a year, this one and this one.

2:15:21

company responsibility, because

2:15:24

Imagine if they say equality and go to the

2:15:26

director, because his bathroom smells and

2:15:29

with others

2:15:31

con otros servicios. And the one of the

2:15:35

esa parte de la igualdad? Here in the

2:15:37

company, right? En el establecimiento o en

2:15:39

the hospital. Entonces sí, cuando se se

2:16:06

does so that the mission is implemented

2:16:11

porque se tiene que auditar. That's why in

2:16:18

Txcala, which is in this group,

2:16:26

school of the Autonomous University of

2:16:30

cuartilla de misión. So,

2:16:59

declaring. Y aquí es como que dice,

2:17:22

misión de una atención de calidad. AND

2:17:41

No, quiero comentar algo. This, nothing more

2:17:49

scope. Esto no quiere decir que yo me

2:17:54

áreas o en todos los procedimientos. Them

2:17:56

I'm going to give an example. Let's suppose

2:18:05

billing. Y está claro, porque cuando

2:18:12

messages,

2:18:21

service. Más sin embargo, en en el caso

2:18:34

So when we go to

2:18:40

scope. No quiere decir que vamos a

2:18:42

hacerlo en todos. That's why we need to

2:18:47

scope.

2:18:57

utilizan las certificaciones? well for

2:19:01

compliance. Por ejemplo, yo trabajo,

2:19:17

quality management system, because

2:19:21

We need to strive for certification

2:19:24

such as the substantive processes of the

2:19:26

institution, because for example, if I

2:19:29

I work in a trauma hospital and I say,

2:19:34

nothing more from my requirements validation

2:19:37

for admission, for example,

2:19:40

No, what I should be worried about is

2:19:43

through the substantive process, which is

2:19:46

because of patient care, which

2:19:48

For example, many private schools also

2:19:51

They certify, for example,

2:19:53

My process is certified in the

2:19:56

admission documentation, for example,

2:20:00

but not. What they need to do is

2:20:02

certify their teaching processes,

2:20:07

Because certification is also necessary, well, it's

2:20:13

quality services, but also

2:20:15

Many use them as if to

2:20:21

We are certified in this and really

2:20:23

Perhaps it is not a substantive process.

2:20:26

So we also need to have

2:20:28

Let's be careful, because we're doing our best.

2:20:32

substantive processes, which are the reason

2:20:35

for example, if you were from that institution,

2:20:37

from the hospital. Y entonces eso es lo que

2:20:45

The best part is some support processes, then.

2:20:51

benefit.

2:20:54

educational, if someone tells us, "We are

2:21:09

he

2:21:10

when someone

2:21:37

maintenance,

2:21:48

patient. vigilar la calidad del agua

2:22:00

preventive maintenance and

2:22:04

patient. Por eso la planta de luz, si

2:22:08

certification

2:22:18

entra esta planta de luz. It also has

2:22:42

entra en la parte de seguridad. AND

2:23:16

She's going to say, "Yes." "¿Y sabes cómo

2:23:22

seguridad al paciente. The quality of

2:23:33

areas. También tenemos método cómo hacer

2:24:04

traes aquí la misión atrás del gafet. AND

2:24:12

quality management models and

2:24:15

Certainly from the point of view that

2:24:17

We have now been trying to reinforce

2:24:19

a little bit of the audit of the processes of

2:24:21

health care, which is now already

2:24:24

you know how to audit the mission of

2:24:26

hospital and then look, for example, in

2:24:30

what guideline can you look for?

2:24:32

objective evidence. and says one attention

2:24:35

timely and of high quality and everything, everything

2:24:38

They can give it to him, but nothing more than that he has

2:24:39

quality, because the four of them are already in.

2:24:41

guidelines automatically and enter the

2:24:45

implemented a management system

2:24:46

quality, well, look for it to be of good quality

2:24:48

standardized processes with ISO

2:24:50

9000 that has the matter of the that the

2:24:54

First point, the most important thing is the

2:24:56

patients that are standardized and that

2:25:03

The hospital does have one.

2:25:17

Okay, let's take a look here.

2:25:28

Look, here it is

2:25:33

quality. Entonces, fíjense aquí,

2:25:41

the year 2000

2:25:57

of quality. Entonces, aquí nada más

2:26:03

do. Recuerden que el ciclo de gestión

2:26:07

hacer, verificar y el actuar. So,

2:26:44

accreditation

2:27:16

una semana antes en un hospital. I

2:27:20

accreditation. A ver, llenen las

2:27:35

example. Y fíjense, esto pues sí se

2:27:43

pharmacy. So, it's not that no

2:28:09

que te revisaron. So, look,

2:28:12

because maybe

2:28:37

of quality.

2:28:43

of quality. Sí, porque lo que auditas

2:28:45

nada más es el planear y el hacer. And in

2:28:52

verificar y el actuar. This has to

2:29:08

audit. Entonces, esto yo ya no lo

2:29:13

General Health in the process of

2:29:14

certification, they have to work

2:29:17

minimum 6 months or a year for their processes

2:29:20

in order to be evaluated. In other words, no

2:29:22

You can tell me, "I'm 3 months old

2:29:24

functioning as a hospital and well, come on

2:29:26

"Have me audited."

2:29:28

No, you must be at least a year old

2:29:30

more operating so I can make you your

2:29:33

visita de auditoría. So, take a look

2:29:36

the example. Let's look at some examples

2:29:38

Because this is something we really need to remember.

2:29:39

Of course, because it's part of the matter

2:29:42

from the audit. So, look, if

2:29:45

I apply this insurance policy.

2:29:49

quality in hospital accreditation,

2:29:51

For example, I'm going to check the...

2:29:54

clinical record, standard 00, 0404

2:29:59

of the clinical record. So,

2:30:01

Notice what the elements of

2:30:03

planning that I have to audit. TO

2:30:05

Hey, who can help me? Who can tell me what

2:30:07

elements we are going to audit to see about

2:30:10

the implementation of standard 04 of

2:30:13

medical record,

2:30:16

What is an element of planning?

2:30:22

so that all patients have their

2:30:24

file, that is properly

2:30:26

identified, that it's in order, eh

2:30:34

eh all informed consents.

2:30:40

the result, the one that is integrated

2:30:43

With those criteria, it's already like that.

2:30:44

result of the implementation of the

2:30:46

standard 04.

2:30:48

But some elements that you

2:30:50

Tell me, this hospital has implemented

2:30:53

the rule that relates to the

2:30:55

clinical record. So, take a look

2:30:58

what could be some elements of

2:31:00

planning. Por ejemplo, tiene que

2:31:04

See the training area. AND

2:31:06

entonces, ¿qué le vamos a pedir? By

2:31:08

For example, in the accreditation that we

2:31:09

They asked, let's see, give me your program

2:31:12

capacitación anual de tu hospital. AND

2:31:14

So I'm going to look for one that has

2:31:18

scheduled courses that have to do with

2:31:20

with the clinical record, with the standard

2:31:22

004.

2:31:29

hospital training.

2:31:37

For example, the descriptive charts of the

2:31:41

training. Ah, yes, it's here in your

2:31:45

that you're going to give it every 3 months, because

2:31:47

example. Okay, show me your cards.

2:31:50

descriptive to see how you're working

2:31:55

that you are going to use, the teaching technique

2:32:03

clinical. Es otro elemento de la

2:32:04

planning. Mm.

2:32:12

presentation

2:32:16

train. Fíjense, son elementos de la

2:32:18

planning.

2:32:23

do. A ver, ¿quién me dice un elemento

2:32:47

Could be

2:32:50

training

2:32:57

Yeah,

2:33:02

Yeah,

2:33:03

the ones of

2:33:06

photographs,

2:33:13

procedure.

2:33:17

do. Entonces, fíjense, a ver, ya

2:33:19

tengo los elementos del planear. Now,

2:33:29

Show me your

2:33:32

mother

2:33:46

Dale. Pero entonces, fíjense, aquí nada

2:33:57

to be verified. Entonces, miren, planear

2:34:05

Uh-huh. Entonces, ahora para verificar, yo

2:34:18

February. Aquí él asistió, está firmada y

2:34:21

evaluations. So, now I'm going to

2:34:26

hospitalization. Let's go find the

2:34:27

doctor. Listen, doctor, we're from

2:34:30

council and we've come to audit the part of

2:34:34

of standard 004 of the clinical record and

2:34:37

You have already been trained. Look, here

2:34:39

We have the attendance list and we have

2:34:41

until your evaluation that you attended and

2:34:44

He still passed with 10 his

2:34:47

post-evaluation. Here it is. I'm going to

2:34:49

ask some questions

2:34:53

so that you can answer them for me.

2:34:55

So, we're going to say to him, "Hey, can you tell me

2:34:56

can you say which are the elements that

2:34:59

carry a hospital admission note

2:35:03

according to the standard?"

2:35:05

Imagine if he tells me, says, "No,

2:35:06

So there you have the five elements that

2:35:08

This is a receipt. Me

2:35:12

can tell you which elements

2:35:14

It carries the note of evolution

2:35:17

of hospital care according to the

2:35:20

Norma tells me, listen, can you

2:35:23

say what elements the note contains

2:35:25

"I'm leaving?" and he tells me, look, I'm

2:35:28

Checking. Digo, "Ah, bien, pero ahora

2:35:31

I'm going to go to the medical records and I'm going to

2:35:34

Let me say, okay, pass me 10 files of

2:35:37

Dr. Juan.

2:35:41

We are verifying

2:35:43

And then we look at their files and that's it

2:35:46

We saw that he knows it, but it's not written down.

2:35:54

putting the elements in place. For example, in

2:35:56

The entrance grade we see only says

2:35:58

three and they don't put the five that he told us

2:36:01

In the progress note, he also told us

2:36:07

So, look, that's why I'm telling you

2:36:16

earlier, but already in a management model

2:36:20

certification, that's why not all of them

2:36:23

establishments certify.

2:36:32

have read the rule and also has to

2:36:35

be recorded in the medical record

2:36:36

your knowledge.

2:36:47

ejemplo, en la nota de egreso. So,

2:37:04

hospitable. Entonces, fíjense cómo ya

2:37:09

verificar y el actuar. So, that's why

2:37:14

audit,

2:37:24

So that? para que bueno, pues en

2:38:01

It's the hardest part

2:38:03

y luego el actuar. For example, let's go

2:38:08

seguridad al paciente. The boss of

2:38:28

that have to do with the

2:38:29

implementation. So that's where

2:38:34

sistema de gestión de calidad. Which

2:38:44

verificar la implementación, ¿no? AND

2:38:49

automático el verificar. So,

2:39:11

implementation. Entonces, fíjense, el

2:39:21

you have tools

2:39:23

in order to verify what has been implemented,

2:39:27

because maybe the documentary...

2:39:29

That's as far as we've gotten in planning and

2:39:30

do. There are my manuals for

2:39:32

procedure, there's everything that

2:39:35

If you want, the practice guides

2:39:36

clinic and all, but there isn't a

2:39:42

a methodology or a tool that

2:39:44

are applying to verify their

2:39:46

implementation and compliance. By

2:39:48

ejemplo, con higiene de manos. Look,

2:40:01

Checking. Entonces, fíjense, ahora ya

2:40:14

objetivos de lograr, no solo de hacer. AND

2:40:34

sure. Por ejemplo, en las clínicas de

2:41:19

management. de calidad del laboratorio que

2:41:21

es su vecino. So, notice how

2:41:38

weakness. Están las acciones

2:41:59

No,

2:42:34

act. Porque si ustedes leen así nada

2:43:01

part. Yo quiero pensar que desde su

2:43:08

la calidad, pero nosotros no. So,

2:43:22

certification. Y entonces decían los

2:43:35

quality assurance. Even though you

2:43:53

reply. Entonces, no puede ser que el

2:44:00

quality. O sea, tienes que trabajar ya

2:44:22

the way in which the implementation of this

2:44:28

thoughts of an auditor that I give you

2:44:29

a one that you compare 1000 pages for a

2:44:33

hospital. It was in 1000 pages

2:44:35

content more than 1000, like 100. It was something

2:44:38

inoperable. So, what do you think? It must

2:44:41

to have gotten angry, he must have said, "This

2:44:42

"He doesn't know." He's saying that's not going to

2:44:44

to be able to function. Ahora lean el nuevo

2:44:47

model that came out in September of

2:45:07

Then, look, it was a model for 5

2:45:09

años los que lo leyeron. we had to

2:45:13

first two with the accreditation,

2:45:16

quality assurance and then three

2:45:25

the director or the board of directors.

2:45:33

of the

2:45:35

of the administration. So, now

2:45:40

certification. y tiene el mismo esquema

2:45:44

hacer, verificar el actuar. And now with

2:45:52

este nuevo modelo? It's stuffy,

2:46:11

a lot? Pues la compañera o el compañero,

2:46:15

What to do? Pues nada más las encuestas.

2:46:17

Ahí va a ser unas encuestas. Look

2:46:34

más es un inventadero de cosa. And so,

2:46:58

ha funcionado ni funcionará. So,

2:47:26

mastery. Yo creo que es realmente es

2:47:54

Where are we going? We're going to...

2:48:03

estar viendo en el tiempo. So,

2:48:20

They stopped doing it. Entonces, fíjense, no

2:48:21

era buen supervisor ni buen auditor. He

2:48:34

Exit. Entonces, vean la línea del tiempo

2:48:35

cómo es importantísimo. That's why the

2:49:06

risk management. Acuérdense en

2:49:11

They were certified in 2008 with the 9000

2:49:14

quality management system did not have

2:49:15

the risk management approach. For

2:49:23

procedure. Here are my five

2:49:25

procedure manuals. Let's see,

2:49:28

risks of each of each manual of

2:49:45

processes are very unsafe because they don't

2:49:50

tienen analizados. They don't have them

2:50:10

el tratamiento de de riesgo, ¿no? Try

2:50:15

presentación en sus áreas. Okay, let's go

2:50:34

verify? Y y cómo audito el actuar.

2:50:56

act. Claro, ya con el modelo de la

2:51:01

forward. Exit. ¿Alguna pregunta que

2:51:04

tengan de estos modelos? Because this is

2:51:08

many things,

2:51:21

Very cool. Yo traje un hospital público

2:51:54

new model. Cada vez se nos complica

2:52:01

calidad teníamos un reto. Then in the

2:52:18

debt. Después en el 2015 con el enfoque

2:52:56

lo estamos realizando. And if we understand

2:53:05

a ir midiendo aquí por área. I'm going to be

2:53:10

tiene que ver con el actuar. So,

2:53:20

elementos de actuar. Exit. So,

2:53:53

verificar y el actuar. But look,

2:54:01

certification. O sea, y en nuestros

2:54:06

The governing bodies are stable

2:54:10

They are changing every year. And then now

2:54:13

We'll put the other one here.

2:54:19

certification and standardization of

2:54:22

good health practices, which is

2:54:24

Right now, the one our colleague is telling us...

2:54:33

We also put the certification there

2:54:55

capítulo importantísimo. And look at

2:55:03

y educación del personal. So, now

2:55:19

assessment. Por ejemplo, el manual este

2:55:31

cada 6 meses mucho mejor. And also in

2:55:40

patient. Miren, aquí está lo que les

2:55:42

he said. Entonces, esquemita que ahí les

2:55:47

certification. centro, el paciente, la

2:56:30

communication. ¿Cómo manejas toda la

2:56:34

internal communication

2:56:37

within

2:56:41

hospital y fuera del hospital? also

2:57:04

entender y puedan ser operables. Even

2:57:21

simples, ¿para qué? So that it

2:57:31

Easy, huh? Porque ya desde la figura

2:58:02

model. Y bueno, este ya no está, ya lo

2:58:08

models, right? Lo que estaba comentando

2:58:26

No, everything's fine.

2:58:30

all good. Entonces, sí, bueno, eso

2:58:47

audit.

2:58:48

Okay, let's see. Miren, este esquema

2:58:55

patient. Entonces, fíjense, hay cinco

2:58:57

levels. El primer nivel es el

2:58:59

pathological. La seguridad se ve como

2:59:05

hospitals. Hasta el mismo director

2:59:07

He says, "Ah, we're going to suspend the chemical,

2:59:09

Chemistry, because it's producing results.

2:59:11

erroneous."

2:59:13

So, you see, the security is visible

2:59:15

like the safety culture, which is that

2:59:16

It has to do with the essential action

2:59:18

number

2:59:19

eight, which is the

2:59:26

Number seven is about adverse events,

2:59:28

everything related to analysis, everything it has

2:59:30

that has to do with it and number eight has to do with the

2:59:35

cultura de calidad. So, look,

2:59:55

porque dio resultados erróneos. Look,

3:00:05

legal. Porque el primer implicado en la

3:01:13

managers. Y fíjense, el nivel 12

3:01:19

severe. Fíjense, donde hay muerte

3:01:27

y la muerte materna están reuniéndose. AND

3:01:50

herramientas no se recomiendan mucho. It

3:02:04

grave y la muerte materna. So,

3:02:15

el AMEF. Because? Pues porque eso nos

3:02:19

the damage. Y si ustedes ven, por ejemplo,

3:02:30

So let's go back. And that's why

3:02:46

final la paciente falleció. So, it's

3:02:58

reactive. Fíjense, el calculador es el

3:03:05

empirically. A veces dicen, "Oye, es

3:03:12

hospital. ¿Qué hicimos?" Pues seguro

3:03:15

algo hicimos que esto ya bajó. to the

3:03:34

cuidado de la salud. Once upon a time

3:04:19

desacelerar la muerte materna. And now the

3:04:42

risks.

3:04:43

And with that, we've already said it, right? This

3:05:09

críticos y todo esto, ¿no? We are

3:05:13

reagent. Y el nivel cinco ya es una

3:05:20

security. México sí tiene hospitales,

3:05:25

Nutrition,

3:05:29

cosas que han modificado. For example,

3:05:35

infectious disease specialist.

3:05:41

institute. Él era responsable de

3:06:04

to become contaminated. Y si ustedes revisan la

3:06:18

six. Entonces, fíjense, es un una

3:06:30

brindar atención más segura. Like this

3:06:48

point 7, point 8, point or one.

3:06:53

buscando, son generadores. The

3:06:58

security. Igual hace un estudio de

3:07:10

time. Entonces, por eso se cambian

3:07:51

cuatro, por ejemplo, proactivo. Equal,

3:08:05

escuelísima para este servicio. does

3:08:21

hospital.

3:08:37

security. Pero con esto lo que estamos

3:08:51

esperemos que pase el daño, ¿no? Management

3:09:05

proactive. ¿Algún comentario que tengan?

3:09:08

from this side.

3:09:12

And a question, professor, for example,

3:09:14

in a system already implemented in a system of

3:09:17

Speaking of quality management, could you

3:09:22

monitoring deviations, eh the one of

3:09:25

process and Chicago which is reactive and

3:09:28

consider one and already have implemented the

3:09:31

process of management and control of

3:09:33

riesgos con AMET? In other words, they can

3:09:34

coexist within the same management system

3:09:37

or should we completely migrate what

3:09:39

We do with Ichik in a reactive theme to the

3:09:41

ME.

3:09:45

Yes, look, the experts recommend that

3:09:47

migrate now to a proactive system that

3:09:55

company that is performing

3:09:58

coats and then it is making

3:10:00

coats and I this

3:10:10

coats. Entonces, 90 salen bien y 10

3:10:15

I use action thinking

3:10:18

corrective measures only, so I'm going to

3:10:21

to say, "Okay, let's fix it and the

3:10:25

"So, 90% is fine." Then, I'll go

3:10:28

to establish a mechanism, an area where

3:10:35

that come out. Entonces, fíjense, nunca voy

3:10:38

to correct

3:10:45

botones de manera correcta. So, I

3:10:48

I work only for the fault, the

3:10:52

No. Entonces, yo tengo que utilizar

3:11:00

llevan a este efecto. And when

3:11:39

For example. Pero fíjense, ya con la

3:11:59

presented. Entonces, lo ideal, yo igual

3:12:13

like

3:12:37

que ocurran esas fallas. So,

3:12:48

private companies. Seguramente la parte

3:12:57

quality management systems. Already from

3:13:20

that

3:13:22

remediando, haga de cuenta. So,

3:13:43

critics. Yo desde que entré a la

3:14:11

problem. Pero fíjense, si alguien ha

3:14:19

tools. So, I think that

3:14:21

Its name has now been changed to committee

3:14:24

prevention of severe morbidity and

3:14:25

maternal mortality and we have to use

3:14:33

failures during care. For example,

3:14:37

He says, "Ah, well there was a delay here, look,

3:14:56

establishing a control mechanism

3:14:58

para el para el riesgo. And notice that

3:15:04

done and for years and we say, "Listen, this

3:15:42

states. Entonces, ahora que identifico,

3:15:55

La mamá tiene menos de 18 años. The mother

3:16:09

vehicle. Pues fíjate, todos estos son

3:16:18

What can I say? Bueno, ese niño no lo puedes

3:16:19

dejar que se vaya a su casa. So

3:16:44

economic,

3:16:50

un mecanismo de control. So,

3:17:13

control. Si el niño tiene vómito, vómitó

3:17:34

like those

3:18:30

risk management. Pero ahora analicen

3:18:37

risk management. Eh, esto que le

3:18:51

Do you have any other comments?

3:19:01

Thank you,

3:19:17

a dar lo de Kigwsukao, ¿ven? That right now

3:19:26

continued.

3:19:27

So, I'm already in hospitals.

3:19:30

I mean, let's do my improvement plan

3:19:32

continuous quality integration

3:19:34

of the clinical record. So

3:19:37

excited in the first month, two months and now

3:19:39

The time comes when they will be a month old.

3:19:42

They reviewed my project, and who reviewed it?

3:19:46

Well, he's Japanese, and then he says to me, "Ah,

3:19:48

"This whole thing is fine and all." But already

3:19:50

in the second review, then he

3:19:52

I say, "But according to the

3:19:56

"This thing about the medical record?" I tell him,

3:19:58

"Yeah." He says, "Let's see, where is it?" Already,

3:20:02

saw. He says, "Well, what do you think this isn't?"

3:20:04

Is it an improvement plan?

3:20:06

Because in Japan, we all...

3:20:10

The rule must be followed. In other words, no

3:20:20

What you have to do here is not a plan

3:20:28

Look. And we have understood,

3:20:30

He says, "Ah, this is hand hygiene,

3:20:42

acciones de mejora continua. and says that

3:20:48

propose or implement improvement actions

3:20:55

complying with the official Mexican standard of

3:21:00

clinical."

3:21:41

rise

3:21:42

weight

3:22:06

detected. Entonces, la propuesta así de

3:22:29

quarter. Y eso nos puede ayudar a qué,

3:23:33

Do you have any questions so far?

3:23:39

that

3:23:45

like what

3:23:58

van a tener muchos conceptos. Right now

3:24:17

control. Y ya si les digo cuáles son los

3:24:31

is having the documentation of the

3:24:33

processes. But if I tell you, let's see,

3:24:36

What is the management model of the

3:24:38

quality and what is used in them

3:24:40

Hospital certification? I already

3:24:42

They say, "Oh, well, it's because they have

3:24:43

that the four elements of the

3:24:48

do, verify, and act. So,

3:24:50

Is all this really what you

3:24:54

They need to know in this part of this

3:24:56

first class. Si ya les dicen, "A ver,

3:25:05

MIS made me 9000?" Well, you're going to

3:25:07

to say, "Ah, well the focus is centered

3:25:12

health, family and community. And all

3:25:15

This has a basis or should have one

3:25:17

support that in ISO 9000 serves us

3:25:25

which is to provide quality care and

3:25:27

We provide it with the four guidelines.

3:25:30

Patient safety, care

3:25:37

risk management. So, take a look

3:26:04

No? Ya vamos a hacer el enfoque de de

3:26:18

operation. Que fíjense, igual cuando les

3:26:37

expedientes y laboratorio y todo. AND

3:27:06

audit. Porque imagínense si ya

3:27:18

director. Let's see, Mr. Director,

3:27:23

patient safety

3:27:36

hospital. Well, I don't have them. TO

3:27:42

teaching. Muéstreme su plan de

3:27:44

training. Show me this. Show me

3:27:49

knowledge.

3:28:30

hemodialysis.

3:28:35

Imagine the recommendations. Let's see,

3:28:48

it

3:29:33

quality,

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