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Tomás Eduardo Romero Carvajal

Factores socioeconómicos, raciales y demográficos en el manejo y outcomes del Infarto Agudo del Miocardio en el condado de San Diego, California Factores predictores del control del Hipertenso en el Programa de Salud Cardiovascular (Chile)

Medico-Cirujano, UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE. Chile, 1959

Associate Clinical Professor Other

University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

Medicine/ Cardiology Department

San Diego, Estados Unidos

2010 - A la fecha

Chief of Cardiology Full Time

Sharp Health Care, San Diego, California

San Diego, California, Estados Unidos

1989 - 2009

El año 1995, en la ciudad de San Diego, California, fundé y he dirigido la Fundación Araucaria Foundation con el propósito de apoyar y desarrollar proyectos de investigación y educación en el campo de la prevención cardiovascular. Hemos trabajado estrechamente con la Sociedad Chilena de Cardiología instituyendo Grants de Investigación a múltiples investigadores chilenos desde esa fecha. Fomentamos el desarrollo de la Rehabilitación Cardíaca en Chile a partir del año 2001 financiando estadías de Enfermeras Universitarias de las Universidades de Chile y Católica en programas de Rehabilitación Cardíaca existentes en la organización Sharp Heallh Care, en la ciudad de San Diego, California.
En Chile la Fundacion Araucaria Foundation ha apoyado mas recientemente el estudio de una cohorte de hipertensos seguidos en el Programa de Salud Cardiovascular Metropolitano, proyecto actualmente dirigido por Daniela Sandoval, MPH, y Profesor Asistente de Medicina del Departamento de Salud Familiar de la Facultad de Medicina de la Universidad de Chile, y también el programa organizado por la Fundación de Cardiología educacional. "Mujeres en Rojo", destinado a educar y desarrollar en las mujeres Chilenas medidas preventivas para la gran prevalencia en ellas de obesidad y tabaquismo.

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Influence of psychosocial factors on adherence to antihypertensive drug therapy. Results from a Cardiovascular Health Program cohort followed in the Metropolitan Region of Santiago, Chile Sandoval, D; Chacón J.; Munoz, R.; Henriquez, O; Koch E.; Romero, T Article ISI REVISTA MEDICA DE CHILE (2014)
Early Life and Adult Socioeconomic Influences on Mortality Risk: Preliminary Report of a 'Pauper Rich' Paradox in a Chilean Adult Cohort Koch E.; Romero, T; Romero, CX; Aguilera, H; Paredes M.; Vargas, M.; Ahumada C. Article ISI SCOPUS Annals of Epidemiology (2010)
Impact of education, income and chronic disease risk factors on mortality of adults: does 'a pauper-rich paradox' exist in Latin American societies? Koch E.; Romero, T; Romero, CX; Akel, C; Manriquez, L; Paredes M.; Román C.; Taylor, A; Vargas, M.; Kirschbaum, A Article ISI SCOPUS Public Health (2010)
Impact of parity on anthropometric measures of obesity controlling by multiple confounders: a cross-sectional study in Chilean women Koch E.; Bogado, M; Araya F.; Romero, T; Díaz, C.; Manriquez, L; Paredes M.; Román C.; Taylor, A; Kirschbaum, A Article ISI SCOPUS JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY AND COMMUNITY HEALTH (2008)
Socioeconomic and educational inequities as independent predictors for mortality in a developing country. A cohort study in San Francisco, Chile Koch E.; Romero, T; Manriquez, L; Paredes M.; Ortuzar, E; Taylor, A; Román C.; Kirschbaum, A; Díaz, C. Article ISI REVISTA MEDICA DE CHILE (2007)
Popperian epidemiology and the logic of bi-conditional modus tollens arguments for refutational analysis of randomised controlled trials Koch E.; Otárola A.; Romero, T; Kirschbaum, A; Ortuzar, E Article ISI SCOPUS MEDICAL HYPOTHESES (2006)


Factors Influencing Blood Pressure Control and Therapeutic Adherence in a Comprehensive Hypertension Management Program Sandoval, D; Bravo M.; Romero, T; Koch E.; Acevedo, J; Henriquez, O Abstract ISI CIRCULATION (2012)
Daily physical activity and blood pressure control in hypertensive patients followed in primary care centers in Chile Bravo M.; Romero, CX; Romero, T; Koch E.; Sandoval, D; Cano M.; Ahlers I.; Henriquez, O; Gajardo, AIJ Abstract ISI EUROPEAN HEART JOURNAL (2011)
Is height an independent marker of metabolic syndrome in a developing society? A cross-sectional study of 22,180 Chilean adults Koch E.; Romero, T; Sandoval, D; Romero, CX; Bravo, MA; Henriquez, O; Urrutia L. Abstract ISI EUROPEAN HEART JOURNAL (2011)
Hypertension and Hypoalgesia: Analysis of Data from a Universe of 392,000 Hypertensive Patients under Antihypertensive Treatment Koch E.; Romero, T; Romero C.; Bravo M.; Henriquez, O; Sandoval, D; Segovia, I; Nivelo, M; Oyarzún E. Abstract ISI CIRCULATION (2010)
Impact of Height on Cardiovascular Risk Factors and All-Cause Mortality: A Prospective Study in a Cohort of Chilean Adults Koch E.; Romero, T; Romero C.; Manriquez, L; Paredes M.; Ahumada C.; Aguilera, H Abstract ISI CIRCULATION (2010)
Physical Activity Levels and Hypertension in a Developing Country: A Chilean Exploratory Study of 509 Patients Bravo M.; Romero, T; Sandoval, D; Romero C.; Henriquez, O; Urrutia L.; Oyarzún E.; Segovia, I; Koch E. Abstract ISI CIRCULATION (2010)
Waist-to-Height Ratio as a Simple and Useful Measure to Define Visceral Adiposity and Metabolic Syndrome Risk: A Cross-Sectional Study in Chilean Women Koch E.; Gatica, S; Romero, T; Romero C.; Manriquez, L; Ahumada C.; Díaz, C.; Henriquez, O; Segovia, I; Nivelo, M Abstract ISI CIRCULATION (2010)
Hypertension-related hypoalgesia: a retrospective cohort study in a hypertensive population under pharmacologic treatment Koch E.; Romero, T; Sandoval, D; Romero C.; Bravo M.; Segovia, I; Henriquez, O; Urrutia L. Abstract ISI EUROPEAN HEART JOURNAL (2009)
Impact of behavioural and biologic cardiovascular risk factors on the relationship between stature and all-cause mortality: 8-years follow-up study in a cohort of Chilean adults Koch E.; Romero, T; Romero C.; Paredes M.; Manriquez, L; Bravo M.; Sandoval, D; Román C.; Taylor, A Abstract ISI EUROPEAN HEART JOURNAL (2009)
Accuracy of anthropometric measures of adiposity to predict cardiovascular risk factors in Chilean men and women. The San Francisco Project Koch E.; Romero, T; Díaz, C.; Manriquez, L; Paredes M.; Román C.; Taylor, A Abstract ISI CIRCULATION (2008)
Impact of cardiovascular risk factors on the relationship between education and mortality. A Chilean prospective cohort study: the San Francisco Project Koch E.; Romero, T; Akel, C; Díaz, C.; Manriquez, L; Paredes M.; Taylor, A; Román C. Abstract ISI CIRCULATION (2008)
Waist-to-height ratio, the best anthropometric measure to predict all-cause mortality in men and women. A Chilean prospective cohort study: the San Francisco Project Koch E.; Díaz, C.; Romero, T; Manriquez, L; Paredes M.; Ortuzar, E; Taylor, A; Román C.; Kirschbaum, A Abstract ISI EUROPEAN HEART JOURNAL (2007)

Tomás Romero

DANIELA SANDOVAL

Profesor Asistente

Departamento de Atención Primaria y Salud Familiar

Universidad de Chile

Santiago, Chile

Oscar Henriquez

Profesor Asistente

Departamento de Atención Primaria y Salud Familiar

Universidad de Chile

Santiago, Chile

Yolanda Vargas

Profesor Asociado

Producción Vegetal

UNIVERSIDAD DE CONCEPCIÓN

Chillán, Chile

Hernán Aguilera

Académico/ Directivo

Universidad de Chile

Santiago, Chile

Marcelo Cano

Profesor titular

Kinesiología

Universidad de Chile

Santiago de Chile, Chile

Abraham Gajardo

Médico residente UPC

Hospital Clínico Universidad de Chile

Santiago, Chile

Tomás Eduardo Romero Carvajal

Líneas de Investigación

Educación

Medico-Cirujano, UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE. Chile, 1959

Experiencia Académica

Associate Clinical Professor Other

Experiencia Profesional

Chief of Cardiology Full Time

Formación de Capital Humano

Difusión y Transferencia

Article (6)

Influence of psychosocial factors on adherence to antihypertensive drug therapy. Results from a Cardiovascular Health Program cohort followed in the Metropolitan Region of Santiago, Chile

Early Life and Adult Socioeconomic Influences on Mortality Risk: Preliminary Report of a 'Pauper Rich' Paradox in a Chilean Adult Cohort

Impact of education, income and chronic disease risk factors on mortality of adults: does 'a pauper-rich paradox' exist in Latin American societies?

Impact of parity on anthropometric measures of obesity controlling by multiple confounders: a cross-sectional study in Chilean women

Socioeconomic and educational inequities as independent predictors for mortality in a developing country. A cohort study in San Francisco, Chile

Popperian epidemiology and the logic of bi-conditional modus tollens arguments for refutational analysis of randomised controlled trials

Abstract (12)

Factors Influencing Blood Pressure Control and Therapeutic Adherence in a Comprehensive Hypertension Management Program

Daily physical activity and blood pressure control in hypertensive patients followed in primary care centers in Chile

Is height an independent marker of metabolic syndrome in a developing society? A cross-sectional study of 22,180 Chilean adults

Hypertension and Hypoalgesia: Analysis of Data from a Universe of 392,000 Hypertensive Patients under Antihypertensive Treatment

Impact of Height on Cardiovascular Risk Factors and All-Cause Mortality: A Prospective Study in a Cohort of Chilean Adults

Physical Activity Levels and Hypertension in a Developing Country: A Chilean Exploratory Study of 509 Patients

Waist-to-Height Ratio as a Simple and Useful Measure to Define Visceral Adiposity and Metabolic Syndrome Risk: A Cross-Sectional Study in Chilean Women

Hypertension-related hypoalgesia: a retrospective cohort study in a hypertensive population under pharmacologic treatment

Impact of behavioural and biologic cardiovascular risk factors on the relationship between stature and all-cause mortality: 8-years follow-up study in a cohort of Chilean adults

Accuracy of anthropometric measures of adiposity to predict cardiovascular risk factors in Chilean men and women. The San Francisco Project

Impact of cardiovascular risk factors on the relationship between education and mortality. A Chilean prospective cohort study: the San Francisco Project

Waist-to-height ratio, the best anthropometric measure to predict all-cause mortality in men and women. A Chilean prospective cohort study: the San Francisco Project

Tomás Romero

DANIELA SANDOVAL

Oscar Henriquez

Yolanda Vargas

Hernán Aguilera

Marcelo Cano

Abraham Gajardo