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Estrella Durá Ferrandis
Edad, creencias de salud y asistencia a un programa de cribado mamográfico en la comunidad valenciana
Yolanda Andreu Vaillo, Mª José Galdón Garrido, Estrella Durá Ferrandis, Stephanie Carretero Gómez (yolanda.andreu@uv.es) La edad influye significativamente en las creencias de salud relacionadas con la asistencia a programas de cribado mamográfico. El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar las creencias y actitudes hacia el cáncer de mama asociadas a la asistencia a un programa de cribado en diferentes grupos de edad.Métodos: Utilizando un diseño transversal se comparan las creencias de salud de un grupo de mujeres que acuden a un programa de cribado con las de las mujeres que no lo hacen, considerando tres intervalos de edad: menores de 50 años (N=279), 50-60 años (N=463), mayores de 60 (N=2…
Engaging People and Co-Producing Research with Persons and Communities to Foster Person-Centred Care: A Meta-Synthesis
Introduction: Engagement and co-production in healthcare research and innovation are crucial for delivering person-centred interventions in underserved communities, but the knowledge of effective strategies to target this population is still vague, limiting the provision of person-centred care. Our research aimed to identify essential knowledge to foster engagement and co-production. Materials and Methods: A meta-synthesis research design was used to compile existing qualitative research papers on health communication, engagement, and empowerment in vulnerable groups in high-income countries (HICs) from 2008 to 2018. A total of 23 papers were selected and analysed. Results: ‘Design and recr…
Social Tourism and Healthy Ageing
Recent research in social tourism notes possible links between tourism participation and improvements in health. However, there is a lack of quantitative evidence concerning the potential links between tourism participation and self-reported health amongst older people. An ageing society requires measures to promote independent living and enhance older people's quality of life. This paper provides evidence that older tourists are more active and healthy than non-tourists, from a study comparing health perceptions amongst Spanish older people. The results provide tentative conclusions of causal relationships between tourism and dimensions of physical and mental health through a Structural Eq…
The impact of information given to patients' families: breast cancer risk notification
ABSTRACT: A family history of breast cancer is a clear risk for developing the disease. Therefore, when a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer all her female first degree relatives become population at risk. This involve a number of important aspects to be taken into account by psychooncology professionals. (a) First, in addition to the stress associated with the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer in a close relative, first degree relatives of breast cancer patients have the added stress of learning that they are at risk of this disease. (b) Second, these women become the main target of secondary breast cancer prevention strategies. However, various reports show that a considerable p…
Service Quality Scales and Tourists with Special Needs: A Systematic Review
This paper reviews the most commonly used scales for measuring service quality in sustainable tourism destinations to analyse if the requirements of tourists with special needs are considered. Results highlight that most of the recent research on service quality in tourism published in scientific journals is focused on a relative reduced number of validated scales. Variables related to tourists with special needs are often omitted or represent a reduced weight in the complete scale. Thus, this paper highlights the importance of including variables that collect the perceptions of service quality in this target group to better understand the individual perception of service quality and to mov…
El Turismo Social Accesible como estrategia de envejecimiento activo y saludable
El turismo social accesible como estrategia de envejecimiento activo y saludable
Social Tourism and Healthy Ageing
Recent research in social tourism notes possible links between tourism participation and improvements in health. However, there is a lack of quantitative evidence concerning the potential links between tourism participation and self-reported health amongst older people. An ageing society requires measures to promote independent living and enhance older people's quality of life. This paper provides evidence that older tourists are more active and healthy than non-tourists, from a study comparing health perceptions amongst Spanish older people. The results provide tentative conclusions of causal relationships between tourism and dimensions of physical and mental health through a Structural Eq…