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Apoyo psicosocial para mujeres que deciden voluntariamente interrumpir su embarazo: síntesis rápida de evidencia
Psychosocial support for women who voluntarily decide to terminate their pregnancy: a rapid synthesis of evidence

ANTECEDENTES Y OBJETIVO En relación con la ley de despenalización de la interrupción del embarazo por tres causales, el Ministerio de Salud se encuentra evaluando el diseño de un programa de apoyo psicosocial a estas mujeres, con el objetivo de reducir el impacto psicológico. En este contexto el De...

Examining the effects of value-based physician payment models

Healthcare provider remuneration mechanisms are one of the key policy levers that decision-makers can harness to influence health-system performance.(1) In Canada, remunerating physicians is the second-largest source of public expenditures accounting for 21% of all health spending in the country.(2) With...

Changing practice to achieve equity in Ontario's education sector

Ontario is home to people from more than 200 countries who speak more than 130 languages. Multiculturalism, human rights and diversity are core values embraced in the province.(1) The public education system can play a crucial role in supporting these core values by transcending socio-economic and ethno-...

Examining the coverage of pharmacogenetic tests and use of pharmacogenetic information at the population level

Our jurisdictional scan yielded no information about phamacogenetic tests that are publicly covered at the population level for select conditions across the jurisdictions reviewed. However, in reviewing the literature, we did find one primary study that examined coverage policies for individual pharmacog...

Examining the public provision and funding of clinical genetic tests

Since the completion of the Human Genome Project in the 1990s, there have been rapid advances of research in the area of genetics and genomics.(1) When combined with evolving medical technologies this has meant that the use of genetic testing and screening are increasingly common in the health system. Ge...

Manual metodológico sobre síntesis rápidas de evidencia para informar políticas de salud
Methodological manual on rapid evidence synthesis to inform health policies

Este manual metodológico ofrece un enfoque detallado para realizar síntesis rápidas de evidencia que apoyen la formulación de políticas de salud. Incluye las principales etapas del proceso: formulación de preguntas, búsqueda, selección y extracción de evidencia, evaluación de la certeza de los ...

Manual metodológico sobre síntesis rápidas de evidencia para informar políticas de salud: Documento metodológico
Methodological manual on rapid evidence synthesis to inform health policies: Methodological document

ANTECEDENTES Y OBJETIVOS: Las Síntesis Rápidas de Evidencia (SRE) han permitido responder preguntas clave de forma rápida, proporcionando información confiable y oportuna para formular políticas de salud basadas en evidencia científica. Este enfoque reduce el tiempo requerido en comparación con r...

Examining the impact of decriminalizing or legalizing cannabis for recreational use

Cannabis is currently the world’s most used illicit psychoactive substance, with 2012 estimates showing that about 200 million people globally reported using it at least once.(1) In 2013, despite having been prohibited since the 1920s, Canada was the highest ranked country amongst all nations for rates...

¿Es la inactividad física en ambientes laborales perjudicial para la salud?: síntesis rápida de evidencia
Is physical inactivity in work environments harmful to health?: rapid evidence synthesis

ANTECEDENTES Y OBJETIVO La inactividad física es un importante factor de riesgo para la salud de la población, ya que se asocia al aumento de las enfermedades no transmisibles y la obesidad a nivel mundial. La conducta sedentaria en el trabajo es un elemento que contribuiría sustancialmente a la impor...

Examining the impact of interprofessional training and patient engagement on falls prevention

More than a third of those over the age of 65 fall each year, which can lead to devastating physical and mental health consequences including functional decline, decline in independence and self-efficacy, morbidity, quality of life and risk of prolonged hospitalization.(1) In Canada, falls are the number...