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Rev Cubana Cardiol Cir Cardiovasc 2020; 26 (2)


Consideraciones para los cardiólogos que están en primera línea en la atención al COVID-19

Prohías MJA

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 27
Paginas: 1-8
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FRAGMENTO

La pandemia que enfrentamos con su característica distintiva como es la contagiosidad con diseminación sin precedentes, favorecida por la globalización con sus interconexiones ha sacudido los sistemas de salud, las economías y las relaciones sociales.
Nuestro país ha enfrentado decidida y oportunamente la misma con organización, unidad y apelo al acervo científico que acumulamos como obra tangible de la Revolución y que un bloqueo genocida de más de 60 años no ha podido detener.
La cardiología cubana ha dado su respuesta y a través del Grupo Nacional y la Sociedad Cubana de Cardiología se ha vinculado a los esfuerzos del MINSAP.


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