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Reliability and validity of a Spanish-language measure assessing clinical capacity to sustain Paediatric Early Warning Systems (PEWS) in resource-limited hospitals.

Asya AgulnikSara M MaloneMaria Puerto-TorresAlejandra Gonzalez-RuizYuvanesh VedarajuHuiqi WangDylan E GraetzKim PrewittCesar VillegasAdolfo Cardenas-AguierreCarlos AcunaAna Edith AranaRosdali DíazSilvana EspinozaKarla GuerreroAngélica MartínezAlejandra MendezErika MontalvoDora SoberanisAntonella TorelliJaneth QuelalErika VillanuevaMeenakshi DevidasDouglas LukeVirginia McKaynull null
Published in: BMJ open (2021)
We present information supporting the reliability and validity of the CSAT tool, the first Spanish-language instrument to assess clinical capacity to sustain evidence-based interventions in hospitals of variable resource levels. This assessment demonstrates a high capacity to sustain PEWS in these resource-limited centres with improvement over time from PEWS implementation.
Keyphrases
  • healthcare
  • autism spectrum disorder
  • primary care
  • intensive care unit
  • emergency department
  • physical activity
  • social media
  • patient reported outcomes