Marco Ágil Para Aportar Una Herramienta En El Manejo De Pacientes Deshabituación Tabáquica En Una Clínica

Abstract

Problem: Smoking cessation represents a critical public health challenge requiring adaptive, personalized, and evidence-based interventions. Objective: To design and implement a clinical protocol for managing patients undergoing smoking cessation using agile methodologies. Method: Scrum was used as an agile framework, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, flexibility, and incremental deliveries. Two key sprints were defined: initial assessment, which includes diagnostic forms and emotional support strategies, and the development of a core clinical protocol integrating personalized guides, educational materials, key performance indicators, and digital monitoring systems. Results: Functional deliverables were achieved in each sprint, ensuring alignment with project objectives. Interaction between clinical professionals and patients was enhanced, optimizing treatments through continuous feedback. Discussion: The application of Scrum proved effective in clinical contexts, allowing iterative adjustments and scalable solutions. This approach not only delivers incremental value to patients but also establishes a replicable model for other healthcare institutions.