Publications by authors named "A G Marchi"

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  • - The paper examines digital tools for managing health services in Brazil, emphasizing the importance of certified software features.
  • - It discusses how these tools combine operational, financial, and clinical functionalities, which can improve efficiency and patient care.
  • - Key features highlighted include interoperability, compliance management, and data-driven decision support, while stressing the need for ongoing innovation and integration for a greater impact.
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Vestibulodynia (VBD) represents a summation and overlapping of trigger factors (infections, hormonal disturbances, allergies, genetic aspects, psychological vulnerability, and others) with broad individual variability. As there are no standard treatment options for VBD, the disease is still in need of appropriate therapeutic tools. : A prospective observational trial was performed to confirm the efficacy of a topical gel containing a spermidine-hyaluronate complex (UBIGEL donna™) as either a stand-alone or companion treatment through a multicenter study on a large sample population.

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Introduction: In the face of growing patient volumes, health requirements, and economic constraints, modern healthcare systems are in dire need of innovative management solutions. Despite a range of tools available to tackle these challenges, there's a gap in the understanding of how these tools are tailored for health systems management.

Areas Covered: This review, conducted in October 2023 across key health administration and technology databases Medline, Embase, IEEE Xplore, and ACM Digital Library, aims to examine the applications, characteristics, and real-world impacts of health systems management tools.

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Objective: The study aimed to develop and validate a conversational agent (chatbot) designed to support Food and Nutrition Surveillance (FNS) practices in primary health care settings.

Methods: This mixed-methods research was conducted in three stages. Initially, the study identified barriers and challenges in FNS practices through a literature review and feedback from 655 health professionals and FNS experts across Brazil.

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Article Synopsis
  • * Epidemiological investigations and a literature review suggest that neurotropic strains of this bacteria had not been previously documented in Brazil prior to these instances.
  • * The emergence of another meningoencephalitis case in 2023 indicates the ongoing presence of these harmful strains in the environment, emphasizing the importance of monitoring for such infections.
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