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Conversando con Modesto Martínez Pillado: e-senior chronics, una nueva categoría de pacientes [Vídeo]
No full textEntrevista a Modesto Martínez Pillado en el marco de los Premios Cátedra Novartis IESE 2019 a la Excelencia Operativa en Gestión Sanitaria Categoría I: Iniciativas innovadoras de gestión orientadas a la mejora de la atención al paciente que aporten valor al sistema. El entrevistado relata la experiencia del personal de atención primaria con un grupo de pacientes con unas competencias tecnológicas que condicionan su relación con el sistema sanitario. La estratificación por competencias tecnológicas es previa a la asignación de recursos e intervenciones.IES
Modesto Garcia Oral History Interview
No full textModesto Garcia discusses how Tampa\u27s Latin community reacted to the Spanish Civil War
Viajes de Fray Gerundio (Modesto Lafuente) por Francia, Bélgica, Holanda y orillas del Rhin.
No full textFray Gerundio es seud. de Modesto Lafuent
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Modesto Orlando and Rita Louise Tuzon interviewed by Kathleen "Kat" Cruz Gutierrez
No full textIn this interview, originally recorded in-person, Modesto Orlando Tuzon and Rita Louise Tuzon speak with Watsonville is in the Heart team member, Dr. Kathleen "Kat" Cruz Gutierrez. Modesto Orlando and Rita discuss their father, Modesto Tuzon Sr.; his migration to the United States to pursue music education during 1926; his work as a farm laborer in central California; his experiences playing music at Filipino events, small venues, and for his family; and his marriage to their mother, Linda Ardell Craner in 1954. They provide an overview of their mother's family's migration to central California from Idaho and her career as a reading specialist at Hall School in Las Lomas, California. Modesto Orlando and Rita also speak about their extended family and friend network in Watsonville and the Pajaro Valley and reflect on their differing experiences growing up mixed-race. Finally, Modesto Orlando discusses interviewing his father about the 1930s Watsonville Race Riots and Fermin Tobera for a paper he wrote as a college student. They go onto discuss their mother, Linda Ardell Tuzon's integration into the Filipino community and culture through food and music as well as her feelings of exclusion from the Filipino community as a white woman. Modesto Orlando and Rita also discuss their father, Modesto Tuzon's band, the genres of music he played, and the Filipino songs they learned to sing as children. Additionally, they speak about Modesto Tuzon's farm labor and the families' exposure to dangerous agricultural pesticides. Finally, they reflect on community silences surrounding the 1930s Watsonville Race Riots; their fathers' and other manongs' opinions of the United Farm Workers (UFW) movement; and undocumented migrants who worked in Pajaro Valley fields alongside Filipinos
House in Mojácar
No full textSobre la Casa en Mojácar, de Alberto Campo Baeza y Modesto Sánchez Morale
Correspondencia entre Don Modesto Laza Palacios y Don Juan Temboury Álvarez [Manuscrito]
No full textCarta de Don Modesto Laza Palacios, científico e investigador, dirigida a Don Juan Temboury Álvarez
[Entrevista Modesto Moiña Alvarez, industrial y escritor de teatro]
No full textLa grabación en dos partes recoge la presentación del libro de Modesto Moiña "Teatro contemporáneo". En la primera parte se entrevista a Mario Silvestre, actor y locutor de la emisora que actuó como presentador del libro. En la segunda parte se entrevista al autor Modesto Moiña que conjuga su vocación literaria con su trabajo como empresario texti
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