María Teresa Beca Martínez

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Universidad Camilo José Cela

Spain

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María Teresa Beca Martínez is a Professor at Universidad Camilo José Cela in Spain. Her research focuses on health promotion, migration and health inequity, and healthcare utilization among diverse populations, as reflected in her recent publications. She has also explored the social determinants of health issues such as leishmaniasis and trends in vaccine acceptance during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Carlos-Jesús Bermejo-Caja

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Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

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Maria Falcon Romero

Universidad de Murcia

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Angel Vicario-Merino

Head/Manger of the Master's Degree in Advanced Practice Nursing in Chronic and Dependent Care and Professor at the faculty of health

Universidad Internacional de La Rioja

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Alba Ayala

Instituto de Salud Carlos III

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Ana Isabel González-González

Head of Research Promotion Area (part time)

Comunidad de Madrid

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Cayetana Ruiz-Zaldibar

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Universidad Camilo José Cela

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Articles (15)

Evaluation of Health Promotion in International Schools Using the Schools for Health in Europe (SHE) Rapid Assessment Tool

Towards a conceptual framework for migration and health inequity

Utilization of Primary Healthcare Services in Patients with Multimorbidity According to Their Risk Level by Adjusted Morbidity Groups: A Cross-Sectional Study in Chamartín District (Madrid)

Characteristics of adults who reported not having had COVID-19 in Spain after the first two years of the pandemic and associated factors

Utilization of Healthcare Services in Patients with Chronic Diseases under 18 Years Old: Differences and Contributing Factors

Social determinants of visceral leishmaniasis elimination in Eastern Africa

Global Healthcare Needs Related to COVID-19: An Evidence Map of the First Year of the Pandemic

Trends in COVID-19 Vaccine Acceptance in Spain, September 2020‒May 2021.

From Jenner to monkeypox epidemic, 200 years of history brought to life

Health Problems Encountered by Short-Term European Volunteers in a Nongovernmental Organization in Cambodia.

Compliance with the main preventive measures of COVID‐19 in Spain: The role of knowledge, attitudes, practices, and risk perception

Use of primary and hospital care health services by chronic patients according to risk level by adjusted morbidity groups

Chronic diseases in the geriatric population: morbidity and use of primary care services according to risk level

Evaluation of the change in pneumococcal vaccination in 2018 in adults in the Community of Madrid,Evaluación del cambio de pauta de vacunación frente al neumococo de 2018 en la población adulta en la Comunidad de Madrid

Chronic diseases in the paediatric population: Comorbidities and use of primary care services,Enfermedades crónicas en población pediátrica: comorbilidades y uso de servicios en atención primaria

Collaborators (6)

Carlos-Jesús Bermejo-Caja

Maria Falcon Romero

Angel Vicario-Merino

Alba Ayala

Ana Isabel González-González

Cayetana Ruiz-Zaldibar

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