2018
DOI: 10.4067/s0034-98872018000700890
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Medicina traslacional e innovación en salud: mecanismos y perspectivas

Abstract: Translational medicine and innovation in health: mechanisms and perspectives Many new discoveries in Life Sciences cannot be translated into products, services or new applications to improve human health. Translational medicine, defined as "from bench to bedside", refers to the transfer of results or new knowledge achieved in the laboratory into health innovation. We aim to review the state of art of translational medicine, its relationship with innovation processes and the different perspectives to consider. … Show more

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“…The linear paradigm is in crisis, since knowledge is generated both in the laboratory and in clinical practice, according to the concept of translational medicine. 16 COVID-19 acts at all levels of organization: molecular, cellular, and on organs and systems, which requires an approach by interdisciplinary and multifunctional teams. 17 The emergency requires the articulation of experts from different levels of care in order to empower community-based action.…”
Section: Second Principle: Segmentation and Disaggregation Of Componentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The linear paradigm is in crisis, since knowledge is generated both in the laboratory and in clinical practice, according to the concept of translational medicine. 16 COVID-19 acts at all levels of organization: molecular, cellular, and on organs and systems, which requires an approach by interdisciplinary and multifunctional teams. 17 The emergency requires the articulation of experts from different levels of care in order to empower community-based action.…”
Section: Second Principle: Segmentation and Disaggregation Of Componentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El paradigma lineal está en crisis, puesto que el conocimiento se genera tanto en el laboratorio como en la práctica clínica, conforme el concepto de la medicina traslacional. 16 COVID-19 actúa en todos los niveles: molecular, celular, órganos, aparatos y sistemas, lo cual requiere el manejo por equipos interdisciplinarios y polifuncionales. 17 La emergencia requiere articular expertos de los diferentes niveles de atención para empoderar la acción en las comunidades.…”
Section: Segundo Principio: Segmentación Y Desagregación De Componentesunclassified