Resumen
Esta carta al editor se inspira en la historia natural y los niveles de prevención publicados por los doctores Leavell y Clark en 1957 para presentar una idea análoga cuyo propósito es prevenir, reparar oportunamente y rehabilitar después de un acontecimiento adverso no clínico los servicios que presta a sus derechohabientes una organización de salud por medio de sus trabajadores, médicos y no médicos.
Abstract
This letter to the editor is inspired on the idea of the natural history of disease and levels of prevention as published by doctors Leavell and Clark in 1957 to present an analogous idea whose purpose is preventing, repairing opportunely and rehabilitating after a non-clinical adverse event the services provided by a health organization through its physicians and non-physician personnel.
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