Entries by ignacioriesgo

7 days in healthcare (1-7 november, 2021)

    ABSTRACT From an international point of view, to highlight something we knew: that WHO, in its current configuration, is not prepared for global health challenges. However, this finding is important in the article in the British Medical Journal by Anthony Costello. Europe, once again in the center of expansion of the pandemic. The […]

Challenges of the health systems of the 21st century

    On October 4, 2021, at the inauguration of the Diploma of Specialization in Health Management (26th edition), jointly organized by the University of Granada and the Andalusian School of Public Health, I had the opportunity and the honor to make a presentation on the challenges of health systems in the 21st century, with […]

Consenso on a healthcare system for the XXI century

  On October 29, 2020, this work was presented in an online session, due to the coronavirus pandemic, which was prepared by an independent work group and coordinated by Ignacio Riesgo. At a time when documents on the National Health System abound, it is difficult to justify a new report. This one that is presented […]

What’s happening with your healthcare system?

      The book What’s happening with your healthcare system (J. Sevilla, I. Riesgo, Editorial Profit, 2018) is an analysis of our health system, both public and private. It tries to dismantle the thesis that, after the cuts as a result of the economic crisis, a recovery in spending and a reversal of “privatizations” […]

Seniority or merits?

    Article published in the daily “La Nueva España” (Oviedo), June 2, 2016 Seniority or merits? These days we are witnessing in Asturias an acute controversy following the incorporation into the Asturias Central Hospital, the largest hospital in the region, of 70 doctors based only on seniority criteria. The reason for the controversy is that service chiefs […]

What is meant by industrialization of medicine

    New Medical Economics magazine has presented me with an interesting challenge, which I would like to thank them for most sincerely. To summarize the contents of my recent book “Doctor or robots? What lies ahead in medicine ” in about 800 words. [1]. Given that the book has nine chapters and more than […]