Alexis Álvarez Aliaga

Alexis Álvarez Aliaga
Professor, Carlos Manuel de Céspedes University Hospital
Bayamo, Granma, Cuba

Biography

Alexis Álvarez Aliaga had an active participation in the scientific days of the center and in those related to the specialty at national and international level. Outstanding achievement of 4 mentions in the annual provincial health award and two prizes. Internationally, I was awarded a prize at the Scientific Conference and Methodological Scientific Conference, Caracas 2012. Principal investigator of 8 regional and national research projects. Participation in national and provincial courses, and I have given postgraduate courses related to the specialty and methodology of scientific research. Linked to teaching in the specialty, I have created several teaching support materials, chairman of numerous state examinations, and member of the court for clinical categorization of teaching staff. I hold the title of Professor in Internal Medicine, Doctor’s degree in Medical Sciences (2013), Master’s degree in infectious diseases (2009). Among the main results of his scientific work are: 1.Director Director of the Multimed Medical Journal (an electronic journal of Medical Sciences in Granma, Cuba) since 2014. 2. Current research projects: Risk factors for developing cardiovascular diseases in patients older than 18 years with a diagnosis of hypertension; Risk of mild cognitive impairment, dementia and specific cardiovascular disease in 3.Publication of six scientific articles in international journals and thirty in national journals on various topics of medicine. 4.Has taught 50 postgraduate courses on various topics of Internal Medicine and research methodology. 5. Has tutored 16 works of termination of residence in Internal medicine and 6 of master's degree in medical emergencies. 6.Has presented 93 scientific papers in national and territorial events. 7 papers in national and international congresses. 2 Works at international events

Research Interest

1.Factors associated to hypertensive heart disease development: a prospective cohort study in Bayamo, Cuba. 2.Factors associated to hypertensive nephropathy disease development Risk factors of target organ damage caused by hypertension 3.Some risk factors of hypertensive heart disease. 4.Predictive model for the development of hypertensive cardiopathy: A prospective cohort study. 5.Design and validation of an index to predict the development of hypertensive cardiopathy. 6.Some non-hemodynamic factors associated to the risk of developing hypertensive cardiopathy