David Cantarero-Prieto
Biographic Data
| ID | 4081199 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David Cantarero-Prieto |
| GIVEN NAMES | David |
| FAMILY NAME | Cantarero-Prieto |
| SIGNATURE | CANTARERO-PRIETO D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de Cantabria |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8082-0639 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Loud Silent Side of Single Parenthood in Europe: Health and Socio-Economic Circumstances from a Gender Perspective
Lone parenthood is one of the multiple accepted family types that make up today’s societies. In Europe, 3.2% of total households were single adults with children in 2019. Understanding the socioeconomic and demographic transformations that have led to the relatively high rates of single-parent families have attracted the attention and concern of researchers and policy makers. This study contributes to the literature by exploring trends in and pre…
Geodemographic profiles of Covid-19 mortality inside/outside nursing homes. Spatial analysis from microdata in North Spain
Conflictos armados y crímenes de lesa humanidad. ¿Por qué persisten
The Role of Functional Urban Areas in the Spread of Covid-19 Omicron (Northern Spain)
This study focuses on the space-time patterns of the COVID-19 Omicron wave at a regional scale, using municipal data. We analyze the Basque Country and Cantabria, two adjacent regions in the north of Spain, which between them numbered 491,816 confirmed cases in their 358 municipalities from 15th November 2021 to 31st March 2022. The study seeks to determine the role of functional urban areas (FUAs) in the spread of the Omicron variant of the viru…
Gaceta Sanitaria en 2021. Proteger el planeta para proteger la salud
Sociología, Trabajo Social y Salud Pública
Differencing the Risk of Reiterative Spatial Incidence of Covid-19 Using Space–Time 3D Bins of Geocoded Daily Cases
The space–time behaviour of COVID-19 needs to be analysed from microdata to understand the spread of the virus. Hence, 3D space–time bins and analysis of associated emerging hotspots are useful methods for revealing the areas most at risk from the pandemic. To implement these methods, we have developed the SITAR Fast Action Territorial Information System using ESRI technologies. We first modelled emerging hotspots of COVID-19 geocoded cases for t…
Delayed Discharge for Non-Clinical Reasons in Hip Procedures: Differential Characteristics and Opportunity Cost
Delayed discharge for non-clinical reasons shares common characteristics with hip procedures. We sought to quantify the length of stay and related costs of hip procedures and compare these with other cases of delayed discharge. A cross-sectional study was conducted at a public hospital in Spain (2007-2015) including 306 patients with 6945 days of total stay and 2178 days of prolonged stay. The mean appropriate stay was 15.58 days, and the mean pr…
Quality of Life, Health and the Great Recession in Spain: Why Older People Matter
The financial crisis of 2008 precipitated the "Great Recession". In this scenario, we took Spain as a country of study, because although it experienced significant negative shocks associated with macroeconomic variables (GDP or unemployment), its welfare indicators have been marked by limited changes. This study used data from waves 2 and 4 (years 2006-2007 and 2010-2012, respectively) of the Survey on Health, Aging and Retirement in Europe (SHAR…
Dependent, Poorer, and More Care-Demanding? An Analysis of the Relationship between Being Dependent, Household Income, and Formal and Informal Care Use in Spain
Population ageing is one of the current challenges that most societies are facing, with great implications for health systems and social services, including long-term care. This increasing long-term care use is particularly rising for dependent older people, motivating the implementation of regional dependency laws to ensure their care needs’ coverage. Using data from the Survey of Health, Ageing, and Retirement in Europe (SHARE) from the year 20…
The impact of disability on motherhood decisions: New evidence from Spain
There exists a high proportion of women with disabilities who decide to be mothers although there is a high stigma about their capabilities. The objective is to analyze the impact of disability, among other socioeconomic conditions, on the motherhood decisions. We compared the results of treating disability as exogenous with a bivariate probit model. A cross-sectional analytical study has been analyzed by using data from the Fecundity Survey of 2…
Toma de decisiones en salud pública basada en la evidencia: Número temático en Gaceta Sanitaria
Los responsables de la formulación de políticas y de la toma de decisiones en los servicios de salud pública tienen que afrontar dilemas difíciles casi a diario. ¿Podemos permitirnos un medicamento nuevo y costoso? ¿Qué pruebas diagnósticas son útiles y cuáles son innecesarias? ¿Deberíamos implementar un nuevo programa de cribado o una vacuna
Gaceta Sanitaria en 2019. Trabajando para mejorar la eficiencia en la publicación científica
Como cada año, presentamos el informe de la actividad realizada por el equipo editorial a lo largo de 2019, así como los datos de desempeño de la revista. El documento permite analizar los avances y las áreas de mejora de la revista, así como los logros más relevantes que fueron alcanzados.\n\n\t\t\t\t Este año queremos destacar los progresos realizados en la implementación de medidas para mejorar la eficiencia y la integridad en la publicación c…
Recensión bibliográfica
Socioeconomic Inequality in the Use of Long-Term Care among European Older Adults: An Empirical Approach Using the SHARE Survey
The increase in the proportion of elderly people in developed societies has several consequences, such as the rise in demand for long-term care (LTC). Due to cost, inequalities may arise and punish low-income households. Our objective is to examine socioeconomic inequalities in LTC utilization in Europe. We use the last wave from the Survey of Health, Aging, and Retirement in Europe SHARE (Munich Center for the Economics of Ageing, Munich, German…
Facing a Second Wave from a Regional View: Spatial Patterns of Covid-19 as a Key Determinant for Public Health and Geoprevention Plans
Several studies on spatial patterns of COVID-19 show huge differences depending on the country or region under study, although there is some agreement that socioeconomic factors affect these phenomena. The aim of this paper is to increase the knowledge of the socio-spatial behavior of coronavirus and implementing a geospatial methodology and digital system called SITAR (Fast Action Territorial Information System, by its Spanish acronym). We analy…
Factors Associated with Bed-Blocking at a University Hospital (Cantabria, Spain) between 2007 and 2015: A Retrospective Observational Study
Current studies on bed-blocking or delayed discharge for non-medical reasons report important variations depending on the country or setting under study. Research on this subject is clearly important as the current system reveals major inefficiencies. Although there is some agreement on the patient-related factors that contribute to the phenomenon, such as older age or a lack of functional ability, there is greater variability regarding environme…
Socioeconomic differences in the associations between diabetes and hospital admission and mortality among older adults in Europe
Do the unemployed hit the bottle during economic downturns? An empirical approach for Spain
Public policy design for drinkers would require both prevention and recovery from alcohol use strategies to be met towards health and labour pillars
Okun’s Law in Selected European Countries (2005-2017): An Age and Gender Analysis
In this paper the robustness of the Okun's relationship is tested using data from a group of selected European countries during the period 2005-2017, considering different age cohorts and gender. Four macroareas based on geographic location are also considered: Continental Europe, Nordic countries, Southern Europe, and Anglo-Saxon countries. Two traditional models are applied, the first difference and the 'gap' one. The relevant data for the latt…
Performance of people with diabetes in the labor market: An empirical approach controlling for complications
Patient Cross-Border Mobility: New Findings and Implications in Spanish Regions
Spain has a National Health Service with a mixed public-private funded system. In the last decades, a huge effort has gone into reducing barriers to patient migration. We estimate a panel data based on a gravity model of migration since the process of health care decentralization has been completed in Spain. Our empirical results show that income is one of the most important drivers in explaining mobility as well as supply variables. Individual c…
What is Happening with Quality of Life Among the Oldest People in Southern European Countries? An Empirical Approach Based on the SHARE Data
What Does It Drive the Relationship Between Suicides and Economic Conditions? New Evidence from Spain
Is Over-Education a Problem in Spain? Empirical Evidence Based on the EU-Silc
Is Over-Education a Problem in Spain? Empirical Evidence Based on the EU-Silc
Okun’s Law in Selected European Countries (2005-2017): An Age and Gender Analysis
In this paper the robustness of the Okun's relationship is tested using data from a group of selected European countries during the period 2005-2017, considering different age cohorts and gender. Four macroareas based on geographic location are also considered: Continental Europe, Nordic countries, Southern Europe, and Anglo-Saxon countries. Two traditional models are applied, the first difference and the 'gap' one. The relevant data for the latt…
What Does It Drive the Relationship Between Suicides and Economic Conditions? New Evidence from Spain
Is Over-Education a Problem in Spain? Empirical Evidence Based on the EU-Silc
Performance of people with diabetes in the labor market: An empirical approach controlling for complications
Patient Cross-Border Mobility: New Findings and Implications in Spanish Regions
Spain has a National Health Service with a mixed public-private funded system. In the last decades, a huge effort has gone into reducing barriers to patient migration. We estimate a panel data based on a gravity model of migration since the process of health care decentralization has been completed in Spain. Our empirical results show that income is one of the most important drivers in explaining mobility as well as supply variables. Individual c…
What is Happening with Quality of Life Among the Oldest People in Southern European Countries? An Empirical Approach Based on the SHARE Data
What Does It Drive the Relationship Between Suicides and Economic Conditions? New Evidence from Spain
Okun’s Law in Selected European Countries (2005-2017): An Age and Gender Analysis
In this paper the robustness of the Okun's relationship is tested using data from a group of selected European countries during the period 2005-2017, considering different age cohorts and gender. Four macroareas based on geographic location are also considered: Continental Europe, Nordic countries, Southern Europe, and Anglo-Saxon countries. Two traditional models are applied, the first difference and the 'gap' one. The relevant data for the latt…
Factors Associated with Bed-Blocking at a University Hospital (Cantabria, Spain) between 2007 and 2015: A Retrospective Observational Study
Current studies on bed-blocking or delayed discharge for non-medical reasons report important variations depending on the country or setting under study. Research on this subject is clearly important as the current system reveals major inefficiencies. Although there is some agreement on the patient-related factors that contribute to the phenomenon, such as older age or a lack of functional ability, there is greater variability regarding environme…
Socioeconomic differences in the associations between diabetes and hospital admission and mortality among older adults in Europe
Do the unemployed hit the bottle during economic downturns? An empirical approach for Spain
Public policy design for drinkers would require both prevention and recovery from alcohol use strategies to be met towards health and labour pillars
Toma de decisiones en salud pública basada en la evidencia: Número temático en Gaceta Sanitaria
Los responsables de la formulación de políticas y de la toma de decisiones en los servicios de salud pública tienen que afrontar dilemas difíciles casi a diario. ¿Podemos permitirnos un medicamento nuevo y costoso? ¿Qué pruebas diagnósticas son útiles y cuáles son innecesarias? ¿Deberíamos implementar un nuevo programa de cribado o una vacuna
Gaceta Sanitaria en 2019. Trabajando para mejorar la eficiencia en la publicación científica
Como cada año, presentamos el informe de la actividad realizada por el equipo editorial a lo largo de 2019, así como los datos de desempeño de la revista. El documento permite analizar los avances y las áreas de mejora de la revista, así como los logros más relevantes que fueron alcanzados.\n\n\t\t\t\t Este año queremos destacar los progresos realizados en la implementación de medidas para mejorar la eficiencia y la integridad en la publicación c…
Recensión bibliográfica
Socioeconomic Inequality in the Use of Long-Term Care among European Older Adults: An Empirical Approach Using the SHARE Survey
The increase in the proportion of elderly people in developed societies has several consequences, such as the rise in demand for long-term care (LTC). Due to cost, inequalities may arise and punish low-income households. Our objective is to examine socioeconomic inequalities in LTC utilization in Europe. We use the last wave from the Survey of Health, Aging, and Retirement in Europe SHARE (Munich Center for the Economics of Ageing, Munich, German…
Facing a Second Wave from a Regional View: Spatial Patterns of Covid-19 as a Key Determinant for Public Health and Geoprevention Plans
Several studies on spatial patterns of COVID-19 show huge differences depending on the country or region under study, although there is some agreement that socioeconomic factors affect these phenomena. The aim of this paper is to increase the knowledge of the socio-spatial behavior of coronavirus and implementing a geospatial methodology and digital system called SITAR (Fast Action Territorial Information System, by its Spanish acronym). We analy…
Differencing the Risk of Reiterative Spatial Incidence of Covid-19 Using Space–Time 3D Bins of Geocoded Daily Cases
The space–time behaviour of COVID-19 needs to be analysed from microdata to understand the spread of the virus. Hence, 3D space–time bins and analysis of associated emerging hotspots are useful methods for revealing the areas most at risk from the pandemic. To implement these methods, we have developed the SITAR Fast Action Territorial Information System using ESRI technologies. We first modelled emerging hotspots of COVID-19 geocoded cases for t…
Delayed Discharge for Non-Clinical Reasons in Hip Procedures: Differential Characteristics and Opportunity Cost
Delayed discharge for non-clinical reasons shares common characteristics with hip procedures. We sought to quantify the length of stay and related costs of hip procedures and compare these with other cases of delayed discharge. A cross-sectional study was conducted at a public hospital in Spain (2007-2015) including 306 patients with 6945 days of total stay and 2178 days of prolonged stay. The mean appropriate stay was 15.58 days, and the mean pr…
Quality of Life, Health and the Great Recession in Spain: Why Older People Matter
The financial crisis of 2008 precipitated the "Great Recession". In this scenario, we took Spain as a country of study, because although it experienced significant negative shocks associated with macroeconomic variables (GDP or unemployment), its welfare indicators have been marked by limited changes. This study used data from waves 2 and 4 (years 2006-2007 and 2010-2012, respectively) of the Survey on Health, Aging and Retirement in Europe (SHAR…
Dependent, Poorer, and More Care-Demanding? An Analysis of the Relationship between Being Dependent, Household Income, and Formal and Informal Care Use in Spain
Population ageing is one of the current challenges that most societies are facing, with great implications for health systems and social services, including long-term care. This increasing long-term care use is particularly rising for dependent older people, motivating the implementation of regional dependency laws to ensure their care needs’ coverage. Using data from the Survey of Health, Ageing, and Retirement in Europe (SHARE) from the year 20…
The impact of disability on motherhood decisions: New evidence from Spain
There exists a high proportion of women with disabilities who decide to be mothers although there is a high stigma about their capabilities. The objective is to analyze the impact of disability, among other socioeconomic conditions, on the motherhood decisions. We compared the results of treating disability as exogenous with a bivariate probit model. A cross-sectional analytical study has been analyzed by using data from the Fecundity Survey of 2…
Gaceta Sanitaria en 2021. Proteger el planeta para proteger la salud
Sociología, Trabajo Social y Salud Pública
Conflictos armados y crímenes de lesa humanidad. ¿Por qué persisten
The Role of Functional Urban Areas in the Spread of Covid-19 Omicron (Northern Spain)
This study focuses on the space-time patterns of the COVID-19 Omicron wave at a regional scale, using municipal data. We analyze the Basque Country and Cantabria, two adjacent regions in the north of Spain, which between them numbered 491,816 confirmed cases in their 358 municipalities from 15th November 2021 to 31st March 2022. The study seeks to determine the role of functional urban areas (FUAs) in the spread of the Omicron variant of the viru…
Geodemographic profiles of Covid-19 mortality inside/outside nursing homes. Spatial analysis from microdata in North Spain
The Loud Silent Side of Single Parenthood in Europe: Health and Socio-Economic Circumstances from a Gender Perspective
Lone parenthood is one of the multiple accepted family types that make up today’s societies. In Europe, 3.2% of total households were single adults with children in 2019. Understanding the socioeconomic and demographic transformations that have led to the relatively high rates of single-parent families have attracted the attention and concern of researchers and policy makers. This study contributes to the literature by exploring trends in and pre…
Medicine (20 works) · Economics (11 works) · Demographic economics (10 works) · Environmental health (9 works) · Population (9 works) · Demography (8 works) · Employment and Welfare Studies (8 works) · Geography (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Economic growth (7 works)