Mejorar la calidad de la atención | 20 SEP 18

Reducir los errores en el pronóstico de una enfermedad

Es imperativo prestar mayor atención al pronóstico si queremos asegurar que los pacientes reciban el tratamiento apropiado y el más seguro

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