Month: March 2012

Is still diagnosed late as 30 per cent of children with cystic fibrosis. the Spanish Federation of Cystic Fibrosis research on the persons psychosocial situation with Chagas disease in Spain. – there has been an increase of 13% of people older than fourteen years suffering from cystic fibrosis, in the last 10 years. CF patients average survival is growing – currently in school-age children have to spend more than one hour of a day in application of treatments -increasing the visibility of the CF has favored the social integration -A communication perceived as positive for the patient with your health care provider promotes adherence to treatment and reduces the anxiety and uncertainty -the average age of patients needing a transplant is 22-year-old – the study has been conducted with the participation of 556 people, between the months of January to may of 2011 Spain, March 2012.- the present year SEPAR 2012 of the respiratory minority diseases intends to make participants especially to all the associations of patients. In this sense, it presents results from research on the situation psychosocial of people with cystic fibrosis in Spain by the Spanish Federation of Cystic Fibrosis, Member of the Executive Committee of the year 2012 SEPAR. In 1999, the first study carried out by the Federation. Past 11 years has carried out new research in order to compare, analyze and determine the...