Paulina Bravo

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2023-2023
Publications (10 Years): 7

Top Topics

Risk Assessment

Depressive Symptoms

Health Promotion

Top Venues

Health expectations : an international journal of public participation in health care and health policy

Family practice

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Publications

Paulina Bravo, Alejandra Martinez-Pereira, Loreto Fernandez Gonzalez, Angelina Dois
What is needed to effectively communicate risk during a health crisis? A qualitative study with international experts based on the COVID-19 pandemic. BMJ open 13 (5) (2023)
Diego García-Huidobro, Marcela Aracena, Paulina Bravo, Karla González, Mauricio Soto, Pamela von Borries, Jaime C Sapag
Perceived importance and interest in research by Chilean primary care providers. Family practice (2023)
Paulina Bravo, Alejandra Martinez-Pereira, Loreto Fernandez Gonzalez, Angelina Dois
What is needed to effectively communicate risk during a health crisis? A qualitative study with international experts based on the COVID-19 pandemic. BMJ open 13 (5) (2023)
Paulina Bravo, Angelina Dois, Luis Villarroel, Marcela González-Agüero, Loreto Fernandez Gonzalez, Cesar Sanchez, Alejandra Martinez-Pereira, Valentina Turén, Constanza Quezada, María Elisabeth Guasalaga, Martin Härter
Factors influencing the implementation of shared decision-making in breast cancer care: protocol for a mixed-methods study. BMJ open 13 (7) (2023)
Anne Klimesch, Alejandra Martinez-Pereira, Cheyenne Topf, Martin Härter, Isabelle Scholl, Paulina Bravo
Conceptualization of patient-centered care in Latin America: A scoping review. Health expectations : an international journal of public participation in health care and health policy (2023)
Paulina Bravo, Alejandra Martinez-Pereira, Loreto Fernandez Gonzalez, Angelina Dois
What is needed to effectively communicate risk during a health crisis? A qualitative study with international experts based on the COVID-19 pandemic. BMJ open 13 (5) (2023)
Paulina Bravo, Alejandra Martinez-Pereira, Loreto Fernandez Gonzalez, Angelina Dois
What is needed to effectively communicate risk during a health crisis? A qualitative study with international experts based on the COVID-19 pandemic. BMJ open 13 (5) (2023)