Publications by authors named "Julian Cereghini"
Article Synopsis
- In Argentina, a study was conducted to analyze calls made to the urology radio during night shifts, focusing on the types and reasons for these calls.
- Over a two-month period, researchers recorded 325 calls, with the majority being from male patients, primarily for issues like urinary catheter placement or replacement.
- The findings highlighted that most calls did not require patient admissions, and only a few were unnecessary, providing valuable insights to improve training and hospital procedures in urology care.
Objective: With the intention to try to contain the spread of the viral disease, several measures were taken in Argentina for long periods of time.
Methods: The lack of labor activity, social constraints, and a strong sense of helplessness, combined with a complex economic scenario with recession, inflation, and devaluation, led to the emergence of a dense climate of discontent.
Results: After a second wave hit the country, several measures were reinstalled.