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The theatrical show "#ADosBandas: dieticians-nutritionists and pediatricians united to prevent excess weight in childhood", organized by the Hospital de Molina and My Personal Food last October, has been presented at the 21 National Congress of Hospitals and Sanitary Management, which is being held until tomorrow in Santiago de Compostela.
Through oral communication Disseminating health in a different way, framed in the area of ​​"Innovation and Healthcare Model", the nutritionist of Molina Hospital, Rebeca Pastor Valero My Personal Food, explained how using different resources to communicate health, it is achieved transfer the message to more people, the recipient (families and children) understands the message better and internalizes it more easily, increases the motivation of families to acquire healthy eating habits, etc.
Pastor Valero pointed out that although it is too early to offer results, there is real evidence that families put into practice the recommendations offered by the toilets in the show #ADosBandas.
In the same National Congress Hospitals and Health Management, organized by SEDISA and ANDE, the Hospital de Molina has also presented two projects:
Kaizen Project on Evaluation and improvement of security in the Hospital, which has been developed since 2017 using LEAN methodology, with the aim of improving the personal safety of professionals and users.
The Director of Management of the hospital center, José Ibáñez Hernández, explained that the LEAN methodology allows a structured evaluation of the problems and their solution through multidisciplinary improvement teams.
Study on Safety in the use of morphine.
Post-surgical pain control, performed in the 2016-2017 period, in the specialty of Traumatology, whose main objective is to reduce the use of morphine and improve the pain cycle by using a "pain analgesia procedure".
The Director of Nursing Hospital Molina, Elena Ródenas Martínez, explained that after the implementation of this procedure in 2017 there was a decrease in the use of step III analgesia, preferably using analgesia of step I (WHO analgesic scale) .
Source: Hospital de Molina
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