Publication: PEHSU Murcia 2005–2019. Memoria sintética de consolidación, impacto y transferencia. De la acción y el soporte institucional al modelo de salud planetaria
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Ortega García, Juan Antonio
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Facultades de la UMU::Facultad de Medicina
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Ortega García, Juan Antonio
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Unidad de Salud Medioambiental Pediátrica (PEHSU Murcia), Servicio de Pediatría, Hospital Clínico Universitario Virgen de la Arrixaca, IMIB-Arrixaca, Universidad de Murcia.
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Juan Antonio Ortega García
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Esta memoria sintética se acompaña de una serie documental asociada organizada en tres bloques cronológicos que reúnen las memorias originales de actividad de PEHSU Murcia: Bloque 1 (2005–2008), Bloque 2 (2009–2013) y Bloque 3 (2014–2019). Estos documentos se depositan como material de respaldo, preservan la integridad de las memorias originales y permiten ampliar, verificar y contextualizar la información resumida en el presente informe.
Abstract
PEHSU Murcia (Paediatric Environmental Health Speciality Unit Murcia / Unidad de Salud Medioambiental Pediátrica de Murcia) se consolidó entre 2005 y 2019 como una estructura clínica integrada en el Servicio de Pediatría del Hospital Clínico Universitario Virgen de la Arrixaca, con proyección docente, investigadora y de transferencia. A lo largo de este periodo, el acrónimo PEHSU dejó de designar solo una unidad asistencial para convertirse en la expresión de un modelo estable que integra asistencia especializada, formación, investigación aplicada, asesoramiento institucional, acción comunitaria, gestión medioambiental y divulgación social.
La trayectoria documentada en esta memoria sintética muestra la evolución de PEHSU Murcia desde una fase inicial de consolidación y soporte institucional hacia una estructura madura, capaz de articular agendas clínicas propias, trabajo en red, formación multinivel, investigación traslacional y una proyección creciente en salud comunitaria y salud planetaria. En este proceso, PEHSU Murcia se configuró como experiencia de referencia en salud medioambiental pediátrica, con capacidad para generar metodología, materiales, estándares de implantación y experiencias transferibles a otros contextos.
Esta memoria no sustituye a la serie documental original, sino que la ordena y sintetiza como evidencia principal de consolidación, impacto y transferencia. Su finalidad es presentar de manera estructurada la continuidad de una unidad que, bajo el acrónimo PEHSU, ha integrado durante quince años asistencia, docencia, investigación y responsabilidad institucional en torno a la salud infantil y el medio ambiente.
PEHSU Murcia (Paediatric Environmental Health Speciality Unit Murcia) was consolidated between 2005 and 2019 as a clinical structure embedded within the Department of Pediatrics of Virgen de la Arrixaca University Clinical Hospital, with a clear teaching, research and knowledge-transfer profile. Throughout this period, the acronym PEHSU came to represent not only a pediatric environmental health unit, but also an identifiable organizational model integrating specialized care, education and training, applied research, institutional advisory work, community action, environmental management and public outreach. As documented in this synthetic report, PEHSU Murcia evolved from an initial phase of institutional support and implementation into a mature structure able to combine its own clinical agendas, multidisciplinary networking, multi-level training, translational research and a growing orientation towards community health and planetary health. In doing so, PEHSU Murcia became a reference experience in pediatric environmental health, with the capacity to generate methods, materials, implementation standards and transferable practices for other settings. This report does not replace the original documentary series; rather, it organizes and synthesizes it as the main evidence of consolidation, impact and transfer. Its aim is to present, in a structured manner, the continuity of a unit that, under the acronym PEHSU, has integrated care, teaching, research and institutional responsibility around children’s health and the environment over a fifteen-year period.
PEHSU Murcia (Paediatric Environmental Health Speciality Unit Murcia) was consolidated between 2005 and 2019 as a clinical structure embedded within the Department of Pediatrics of Virgen de la Arrixaca University Clinical Hospital, with a clear teaching, research and knowledge-transfer profile. Throughout this period, the acronym PEHSU came to represent not only a pediatric environmental health unit, but also an identifiable organizational model integrating specialized care, education and training, applied research, institutional advisory work, community action, environmental management and public outreach. As documented in this synthetic report, PEHSU Murcia evolved from an initial phase of institutional support and implementation into a mature structure able to combine its own clinical agendas, multidisciplinary networking, multi-level training, translational research and a growing orientation towards community health and planetary health. In doing so, PEHSU Murcia became a reference experience in pediatric environmental health, with the capacity to generate methods, materials, implementation standards and transferable practices for other settings. This report does not replace the original documentary series; rather, it organizes and synthesizes it as the main evidence of consolidation, impact and transfer. Its aim is to present, in a structured manner, the continuity of a unit that, under the acronym PEHSU, has integrated care, teaching, research and institutional responsibility around children’s health and the environment over a fifteen-year period.
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Ortega García JA. PEHSU Murcia 2004–2019. Memoria sintética de consolidación, impacto y transferencia. Murcia: Unidad de Salud Medioambiental Pediátrica, Servicio de Pediatría, Hospital Clínico Universitario Virgen de la Arrixaca, IMIB-Arrixaca, Universidad de Murcia; 2020.
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