Editor's Letter
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Health Information , Student Work , Clinical Practice , Clinical Execution , Corresponding AnalysisAbstract
The Health Research and Information Journal of our increasingly prestigious UNIVERSIDAD DEL VALLE, presents in this new issue the scientific articles generated by the work of students under the tutelage and guidance of researchers and teachers who have accumulated valuable experience in the field of health. The research papers of the Journal, in addition to showing experiences gained within the continuous work of clinical practice, reflect the experiences gained in the various specialties of health careers and their impact on the quality of life. Likewise, these scientific reports respond to an entire ex ante planning, clinical execution and its corresponding analysis, which allows sharing and disseminating results of great use to the community, who will have the report of previous experiences that better guide their diagnosis and / or clinical treatment.
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