Proceso colaborativo internacional para la adaptación al contexto colombiano de los cuestionarios PCAT para usuarios

Giraldo-Osorio, Alexandra; Álvarez, Consuelo Vélez; Ponzo, Jacqueline; Pasarin, Isabel; Berra, Silvina

doi:10.15446/rsap.v19n5.62106

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“…Development of an Africa PCAT was first proposed at a Primafamed workshop in Nairobi in 2016 (Summary report, unpublished, of PCAT workshop by G. Bresick and K. von Pressentin). The Ibero-America (IA) PCAT is an example of a regional PCAT—the result of a collaborative research project involving Ibero-American countries 49. International PCAT researchers including researchers from Africa presented their research at the 2018 World National Colleges and Academies of Family Medicine/Primary Care conference in Seoul.…”

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Primary health care performance: a scoping review of the current state of measurement in Africa

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IntroductionCountries with strong primary healthcare (PHC) report better health outcomes, fewer hospital admissions and lower expenditure. People-centred care that delivers essential elements of primary care (PC) leads to improved health outcomes and reduced costs and disparities. Such outcomes underscore the need for validated instruments that measure the extent to which essential, evidence-based features of PC are available and applied to users; and to ensure quality care and provider accountability.MethodsA systematic scoping review method was used to identify peer-reviewed African studies and grey literature on PC performance measurement. The service delivery dimension in the Primary Healthcare Performance Initiative conceptual framework was used to identify key measurable components of PC.ResultsThe review identified 19 African studies and reports that address measuring elements of PC performance. 13 studies included eight nationally validated performance measuring instruments. Of the eight, the South African and Malawian versions of Primary Care Assessment Tool measured service delivery comprehensively and involved PC user, provider and manager stakeholders.Conclusion40 years after Alma Ata and despite strong evidence for people-centred care, significant gaps remain regarding use of validated instruments to measure PC performance in Africa; few validated instruments have been used. Agreement on indicators, fit-for-purpose validated instruments and harmonising existing instruments is needed. Rigorous performance-based research is necessary to inform policy, resource allocation, practice and health worker training; and to ensure access to high quality care in a universal health coverage (UHC) system—research with potential to promote socially responsive, accountable PHC in the true spirit of the Alma Ata and Astana Declarations.

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Primary health care performance: a scoping review of the current state of measurement in Africa

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“…PCATool ha valorado servicios sanitarios en varios lugares del mundo, en base a la teoría de atributos de Barbara Starfield, la literatura la describe como practica y amigable para la administración de servicios, además ha facilitado la comparación con otros países para conseguir una visión general de los sistemas de salud locales (D'AVILA et al, 2017;IBAÑEZ et al, 2006). Incluso una revisión sistemática sobre el El instrumento PCATool cuenta con versiones en varios idiomas, en cada país se ha adaptado a su contexto y existen varias investigaciones al respecto (GIRALDO-OSORIO et al, 2017;RAMOS et al, [s.d. ]; VÁZQUEZ PEÑA et al, 2017;WEISBROT et al, 2018), lo cual no es propósito del estudio, sin embargo se tomaron en cuenta sus recomendaciones para su adaptación al contexto de estudio en Ecuador.…”

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Evaluación de la atención primaria en salud y sus atributos en unidades de primer nivel en Quito - Ecuador en el año 2020

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Validez y confiabilidad de un instrumento para evaluar el cumplimiento de las funciones de la atención primaria en contexto peruano

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Objetivo: Medir la validez y confiabilidad de un instrumento para evaluar las funciones de la APS desde la perspectiva de los usuarios. Materiales y métodos: Se realizó prueba piloto con 110 usuarios adultos de dos Centros de Salud Mental Comunitario de Lima; la validez se evaluó la a través del Coeficiente V. de Aiken y el Análisis Factorial Confirmatorio, índices de ajuste CFI y SRMR; la confiabilidad se evaluó a través del Alfa de Cronbach. Resultados: Se obtuvo un V. de Aiken de 0,96, con cargas factoriales >0,300 (CFI=0,842 y SRMR=0,0809); un Alfa de Cronbach de 0,85 para el instrumento. Conclusiones: Pudiéndose hacer algunos ajustes mínimos en los ítems de las funciones secundarias, el instrumento cuenta con aceptable validez y una excelente confiabilidad.

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Proceso colaborativo internacional para la adaptación al contexto colombiano de los cuestionarios PCAT para usuarios

Abstract: Versions tailored to the Colombian health system were obtained. The methodology used capitalized on the results of other countries and can contribute to achieving greater equivalence between instruments from different countries.

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Primary health care performance: a scoping review of the current state of measurement in Africa

Primary health care performance: a scoping review of the current state of measurement in Africa

Evaluación de la atención primaria en salud y sus atributos en unidades de primer nivel en Quito - Ecuador en el año 2020

Validez y confiabilidad de un instrumento para evaluar el cumplimiento de las funciones de la atención primaria en contexto peruano

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