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“Health care burnout isn’t about personal weakness, but a symptom of a broken system. True healing requires rethinking how we define productivity and care in the medical field.”
“Los sistemas de salud no colapsan sin aviso. Una enfermera que se va a mitad de turno. Un médico que cierra su consultorio. Una clínica que deja de aceptar pacientes nuevos. En Puerto Rico, vemos estas situaciones a diario.”
“In an age when algorithms promise to streamline care and cut costs, we must guard against losing sight of the very people we set out to serve. Healthcare is too often viewed through the lens of productivity — more patients, more revenue, more efficiency.”
“Cuando los datos predictivos se combinan con servicios de telesalud y servicios integrales que reducen los obstáculos para la atención médica, las desigualdades sanitarias pueden reducirse drásticamente.”
“A year after Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico’s health system remains fragile, with damaged infrastructure and recurring power issues. Recovery has been slow, revealing deep gaps in emergency preparedness. Without major reforms, the island stays vulnerable to future storms.”
“The pilot “Optimized Virtual Care” programme at General Castañer Hospital has served 800+ patients in Lares, Adjuntas and Jayuya, showing how telehealth can work in hard-to-reach mountain regions.”
“A new study prepared for the Puerto Rico Medicaid office found only 37 % of doctors are affiliated with organisations offering telehealth services, and just 5.7 % of those not yet offering it plan to implement it within 12 months.”
“Existe una oportunidad enorme de atender … los desafíos de disponibilidad y acceso a servicios de salud que actualmente afectan a nuestros pacientes y proveedores médicos,” said María Fernanda Levis, president of Impactivo.”
Sólo el 37 % de los médicos en la isla forma parte de organizaciones que ofrecen servicios de telesalud, y apenas un 3.7 % de los que no la proveen tienen planes de implementarla.