Carolina Olaya Lic. Psychologist Being part of the CRONICAS research team represents an experience of continuous learning, commitment to excellence, and significant challenges. I am motivated to contribute to the generation and dissemination of high-quality scientific evidence, convinced that timely, evidence-based information can have a real impact on the well-being…
Ana Bautista Lic. Nurse The implementation of digital health in the Peruvian healthcare system represents a major challenge. Being part of CRONICAS constitutes an opportunity to participate in the generation of evidence with an impact on public health and to contribute to the development of innovative solutions within a team…
Jeanette Quille Lic. Obstetrician Being part of the CRONICAS team motivates me because it represents a significant opportunity for both professional and personal growth within the field of public health research. I am interested in contributing to the development of research, especially in addressing non-communicable diseases, which constitute an important…
Jessica Martínez Lic. Comunicator As part of the CRONICAS team, I am deeply interested in developing effective communication strategies to disseminate research evidence to both the general public and academic audiences, as well as public health policymakers. I aim to make meaningful contributions that have a positive impact on the…
Mariela Villegas BA. Psychologist Clinical psychology has taught me that listening attentively is a powerful tool. For me, research is a parallel path that also seeks to understand and transform realities by giving voice to the experiences of those who are often not heard. Being part of CRONICAS is an…
NCD policy lab: Improving access to medicines and technologies for Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) using diabetes as a key indicator Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are the leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide. By prioritising five NCDs identified by the World Health Organisation (WHO), the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)…
Addressing the Challenge and Constraints of Insulin Sources and Supply – ACCISS Phase 3 Despite the discovery of insulin more than 100 years ago, nowadays, there is still a large gap to cover in its access, knowledge and acceptance by patients and health professionals. Since 2018, the ACCISS project in…
Initiatives to improve insulin access across the country Access to insulin is a public health issue that affects both patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus and those with type 1 diabetes mellitus. This medication is essential for preventing complications and improving the quality of life of those who need…
Evaluation of the barriers and facilitators influencing access to care for people with Type 1 Diabetes in Lima Health systems need to adapt to meet the needs of populations, from the most common to the least common conditions. Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus is a disease that begins in childhood…
Research on the price, availability, and affordability of insulin in six areas of Peru An important issue for diabetes treatment is the limited availability of medications. According to previous studies in Peru, approximately 30% of people with diabetes are prescribed insulin in outpatient consultations. Nevertheless, a study in Lima identified…
