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Objective: To characterize global research on the effectiveness of drug use prevention policies, plans, programs and projects, based on the analysis of research articles published and indexed in scientific databases. Material and methods: Articles on this topic contained in the Web of Science Core Collection database were downloaded and transferred to a Microsoft Access database using a broad search profile that has already been successfully applied in other works. To characterize the scientific production, methods and indicators from the field of bibliometrics were used, as well as social network analysis. Results: The number of published articles (1266) increased, only diminished in the first years of the epidemic by Covid-19. The subject areas with the highest number of papers were Substance Abuse (435), Public Environmental & Occupational Health (394), Psychiatry (163) and Psychology Clinical (157). Articles published by institutions in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Canada predominated. The most studied topics were those related to alcohol abuse, smoking, opioids and cannabis. Conclusions: A progressive increase in the number of articles on the analyzed topic and institutional collaboration has been confirmed, which is indicative of its health and scientific interest. Alcoholism and smoking are the two most studied addictions in these papers, and the most frequent and most cited topics deal with prevention in adolescence, therapeutic compliance, the effectiveness of harm reduction programs and prevention from primary care. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The research project is the product of the master's thesis and it focuses on proposing the guidelines for a new organizational management model that incorporates a strategic planning methodology capable of guaranteeing satisfaction and comprehensive provision of quality educational service. The initial analysis focuses on the current management model of the Colombian Ministry of National Education. It analyzes the main elements of planning and organizational strategy of the last two governments 2014-2018 and 2018-2022 where gaps, dysfunctions and inconsistencies between the components such as mission, vision, objectives, strategies, services and products are identified, and which respond to the causes of the serious educational crisis in Colombia. The analysis of the management model provides alternative solutions that are addressed in six innovation proposals for the institution. It presents the approach of a strategic planning methodology for the educational sector adapted to the educational needs of society and adopting education as a factor in continuous growth and expansion. An open, collaborative, comprehensive and intelligent management model is then proposed where Science, technology and innovation act as the potential of education in society, digital transformation and artificial intelligence are tools of technological innovation that open spaces and scenarios for true citizen participation. The innovation in institutional management will allow the Ministerio de Educación Nacional to recover governance, legitimacy and manage to contribute public value. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this text the dynamics of scientific collaboration and thematic relations present in the Revista Interamericana de Bibliotecología during the period 2005-2016 are visible, comparing the recurrence ranking of researchers, organizations and subjects with those obtained through Network Analysis. It identifies a low international participation in the authorship of RIB contents and a thematic orientation towards public libraries and aspects related to reading (promotion and animation), as well as a greater focus on local experiences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A case study is presented on both small food enterprises in Mexico and blueberry growers in southwestern Michigan, with a focus on the challenges that the entrepreneurs faced in starting up their new businesses. Their ability to be integrated into institutional programs, acquire technical knowledge and obtain financing is explored. The manners in which the businesses integrated themselves into producer associations and cooperatives under distinct titles are discussed.