THE ATICA STUDY
published the results of the post-implementation study analyzing the perceptions of decision-makers and health-care providers on the implementation and scaling-up of the ATICA study.
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The ATICA Project for breast cancer directed by Dr. Melisa Paolino, which aims to increase access to mammographic studies and thus improve women’s health ended
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On Tuesday, October 15th, in the city of San Salvador de Jujuy, the second international meeting of the ATICA Study team took place. The principal investigator of the Study, Silvina Arrossi, led the encounter. Participants included members of the CEDES, Harvard University, Deakin University, the National Cancer Institute and the Ministry of Health of Jujuy.
read moreWe presented a video made in July 2019 that tells about the instance of the field work of the ATICA project, from the perspective of its main participants: women and community health workers from Jujuy province.
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On Wednesday, October 16th, an official event for the formal ending of fieldwork was carried out. This event included the prominent presence of the Minister of Health of the province of Jujuy, Dr. Gustavo Bouhid, and that of Dr. Julia Ismael, Director of the National Cancer Institute. Over 400 people participated in the event, including international and national researchers, health authorities, and healthcare technicians and professional of the province of Jujuy.
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On Tuesday, October 15th, in the city of San Salvador de Jujuy, the second international meeting of the ATICA Study team took place. The principal investigator of the Study, Silvina Arrossi, led the encounter. Participants included members of the CEDES, Harvard University, Deakin University, the National Cancer Institute and the Ministry of Health of Jujuy.
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The PI of the ATICA Study, Silvina Arrossi attended the First Annual Implementation Science Consortium in Cancer (ISCC), organized by The National Cancer Institute in Rockville (Maryland/EEUU) July 10 – 12, 2019.
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On July 15, two of the main researchers of the ATICA Study, Dr. Silvina Arrossi and Dr. Vish Viswanath
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The two hundred (200) CHW (Community Health Workers) selected to participate in the ATICA Study, had projected to recruit four thousand (4000) women (as it was required by the sample design).
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For the purpose of updating information and acquiring knowledge, forging relationships, and broadcasting the ATICA Study, Dr. Victoria Sánchez Antelo participated in the Conference “Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) & Health 2.0 Europe” in Helsinki
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