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14. National and regional population attributable fractions for anemia risk factors (iron, folate, and vitamin B12) in Belize: potential impact of fortification/ Fracciones atribuibles poblacionales nacionales y regionales de factores de riesgo de anemia (hierro, folato y vitamina [B.sub.12]) en Belice: posible impacto del enriquecimiento de los alimentos con suplementos/ Fracoes atribuiveis populacionais nacionais e regionais de fatores de risco para anemia (ferro, acido folico e vitamina B12) em Belize: potencial impacto da fortificacao

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Rosenthal, Jorge, Alverson, Clinton J., Largaespada-Beer, Natalia, Kauwell, Gail P.A., Bailey, Lynn B., Sabido, Julio J., Diaz, Melissa, Williams, Jennifer L., and Bernard, Kevin

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2024
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20. Efectividad de un programa de educación médica y una alerta electrónica para aumentar el uso adecuado de profilaxis antitrombótica en pacientes hospitalizados /Effectiveness of a Medical Education Program and an Electronic Alert to Increase Appropriate Use of Antithrombotic Prophylaxis in Hospitalized Patients

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Arrieta-Bechara, Juan Carlos, Plaza-Tenorio, Maribel, Franco-García, Samir, Pinto-Diaz, Angie Katherine, Jaramillo-Calle, Daniel, and Aguirre-Acevedo, Daniel Camilo

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2023
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22. Digital health in Latin America: current legislation and ethical aspects/Salud digital en America Latina: legislacion actual y aspectos eticos/Saude digital na America Latina: legislacao atual e aspectos eticos

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Alegre, Valeria, Yael Alvarez, Mariana, Bianchini, Alahi, Buedo, Paola, Campi, Nicolas, Cristina, Mariana, Del Huerto Revaz, Maria, Larran, Sofia, Luna, Florencia, Martinez Damonte, Valentina, Massaro, Laura Andrea, Milano Gil, Antonella, Morante, Maria Cecilia, Moreira, Gricelda, Moya Diaz, Geovanna, Sabio, Maria Fernanda, and Sipitria, Rosana

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2024
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24. Memorias construidas, traumas colectivos y comunidades destruidas: la manifestación y mitificación de la Guerra Cristera (1926-1929) en Juan Rulfo, Agustín Yáñez y Jesús Goytortúa Santos

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Diaz, Eduardo Kolesov

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Literature, Latin American literature, Cristero literature, Cristero War, Guerra Cristera, Mexican literature, Mexican Revolution, Mexican Studies
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Twentieth century Mexico was a period of monumental shifts and changes. The century began in earnest with the Mexican Revolution in 1910 under the banner of free and fair elections without reelection. What proceeded were massive social upheavals and violence, ending with the new constitution of 1917. This new constitution guaranteed newfound rights as well as limited the power of millenarian institutions like the Catholic Church in Mexican lands. Tensions from the overt attack on religious freedoms culminated with the 1926-1929 Cristero War. During this short three-year period the Mexican Revolution was put into question, so much so, that it nearly ended the revolutionary process. The Cristero War was a moment in Mexican history in which religious freedom as well as community preservation were hard-fought. This process had massive consequences in the development of Mexico; yet it is seldom talked about in official narratives. It led to the creation of the PRI and the PAN, the centralization of power in Mexico City and other significant social changes. Yet there is a marked silence in political and social discourse when talking about the Cristero War, despite it being ever-present in literature. “Memorias construidas, traumas colectivos, comunidades destruidas: la manifestación y mitificación de la Guerra Cristera (1926-1929) en Juan Rulfo, Agustín Yáñez y Jesús Goytortúa Santos” (Constructed Memories, Collective Traumas, and Destroyed Communities: The Manifestation and Mythification of the Cristero War (1926-1929) in Juan Rulfo, Agustín Yáñez and Jesús Goytortúa Santos) analyzes how Rulfo, Yáñez, and Goytortúa remember the Cristero War in their narratives. The dissertation argues that despite the strong censorship that the Cristero War received, to the point of not forming part of the official state narratives, authors such as Juan Rulfo, Agustín Yáñez, and Jesús Goytortúa Santos have participated in the preservation of the collective memory of the conflict through their narratives. This dissertation explores the connection between generational trauma, memory, and the impacts on community following the Cristero War and how it manifests in Juan Rulfo’s El llano en llamas (1953) and Pedro Páramo (1955), Agustín Yáñez’s Al filo del agua (1955) and Las vueltas del tiempo (1973), and Jesús Goytortúa’s Pensativa (1945). The dissertation is structured around three guiding concepts: trauma, the impacts of trauma on people in communities (chapter 1), how community preservation and protection form part of the Cristero narrative (chapter 2), and how memories and collective memory are created and preserved through Cristero semiotics (chapter 3). My research utilizes five novels and a short story written in Spanish and published and/or written in the decades after the Cristero War. Ultimately, I claim that these fictions written in the post-war era have been fundamentally informed by the experiences of the Cristero War and bridge a vital gap in Cristero Studies and Mexican history in general: the human experience of the war and the diverse actors. I encourage a rereading of these works to bring light to a seldom talked about sociohistorical period in Mexican Studies.The study and analysis of these works through the lens of the Cristero War offer an exceptional insight on the impact of the war on Mexican Culture. While the Cristero War has remained in large part housed within Mexican Regional Studies, most of the research has primarily focused on the historiographic work, while little has been done in the area of literary and cultural studies. Although most critics of Cristero Studies agree on the need to study the impacts of the Cristero War in cultural productions, the official narratives continue to argue that the war itself was not important or simply a reactionary footnote in the annals of Mexican history. Nevertheless, this dissertation argues that the Cristero War was an exceedingly important period in Mexican Development, providing nuanced readings of important literary works to demonstrate and prove how the Cristero War impacted each author and how each author contributes to how the Cristero War is remembered. My work fully centers the war, putting it into dialogue with other periods of Mexican history. My dissertation is, therefore, an original contribution to the ever-growing field of Cristero Literary Studies.

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2024

26. Application of the Lean Principles of the Toyota Production System for the Improvement of the Emergency Service Attention Times of a High Complexity Hospital/Aplicación de los principios Lean del sistema de producción Toyota para la mejora de los tiempos de atención del servicio de urgencias de un hospital de alta complejidad/Aplicação dos rincípios Lean do sistema de produção Toyota para a melhoria dos tempos de atenção de serviço de emergência de um hospital de alta complexidade

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Carrillo, Atilio Moreno, Munoz, Oscar Mauricio, and Porta, Roxana Maria Diaz

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2023
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44. La gota preclínica es frecuente en el paciente con enfermedad renal crónica estadio 3-5. Relevancia de la ecografía articular.

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Calvo-Aranda, Enrique, Barrio-Nogal, Laura, Blanco-Caceres, Boris A., Peiteado, Diana, Novella-Navarro, Marta, De Miguel, Eugenio, Arroyo Palomo, Jaime, Alcázar Arroyo, Roberto, Martín Navarro, Juan Antonio, Fernandez Lucas, Milagros, Diaz Dominguez, Martha Elizabeth, Vaca Gallardo, Marco Antonio, Besada Estevez, Elda, and Lojo Oliveira, Leticia

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Copyright of Nefrologia is the property of Revista Nefrologia and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)

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2024
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45. Metodología mixta en el estudio de los Jóvenes de Retorno. Un enfoque transnacional en el estudio de la re-migración a Estados Unidos.

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JIMÉNEZ DIAZ, ILIANA DANITZE and MONTOYA ZAVALA, ERIKA CECILIA

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*YOUNG adults, *BACHELOR'S degree, *COVID-19 pandemic, *SEMI-structured interviews, *FOCUS groups
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The purpose of this article is to analyze the methodology developed to know the factors that determine the permanence or re-emigration to the United States of young returnees at the Universidad Autonoma of Sinaloa. The methodology proposed focuses on obtaining information on how the experiences, the local context, the knowledge funds and the identity of young college students determine the permanence or re-emigration to the United States of young people who return to Mexico and are studying at the Universidad Autonoma of Sinaloa. A mixed methodology was designed in three phases: a quantitative one, with the performance of a non-probabilistic survey with quota sampling; a second qualitative phase, with semi-structured interviews with some young people found in the survey, students in the last semester of their bachelor's degree; and a final phase consisting of a longitudinal study, interviews with young graduates and a focus group. The methodology yields very complete results to interpret the variables and categories of analysis proposed and can be replicated in different educational contexts at the elementary and secondary levels. The challenges to complete our research objectives are related to the institutional obstacles encounter to obtain permits and carry out the survey, which is resolved by contacting the students through snowball technique. We also faced a context of health contingency due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we had to conduct interviews by Google Meet, Skype or Zoom. Another challenge was to find the people surveyed and interviewed to continue with the longitudinal study, in this case it was possible to contact them by WhatsApp and email. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024

46. ANÁLISIS BIBLIOMÉTRICO DEL IMPACTO DE LA EDUCACIÓN FINANCIERA EN LA SOSTENIBILIDAD Y CRECIMIENTO DE LOS NEGOCIOS INFORMALES.

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Álvarez Naranjo, Luis Jonathan, Bustos Chiliquinga, Gabriela Valeria, Mora Guerrero, Jonathan Ernesto, Freire Cadme, Carlos Alberto, and Diaz Kovalenko, Igor Ernesto

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SUSTAINABLE development, BIBLIOMETRICS, BUSINESSPEOPLE, POVERTY reduction, NONFORMAL education
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Copyright of Ciencia y Educación (2707-3378) is the property of Duanys Miguel Pena Lopez and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)

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2024

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