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This research study aims to analyze leadership in a post COVID-19 scenario in the public health sector, in the hospitals of La Serena and Coquimbo, from the Coquimbo region (Chile). A relational model with fourteen hypotheses is proposed, using structural equations through the partial least squares method. The results show that service quality is a consequence of the positive, direct, and indirect influence of effective communication and work team empowerment, where its variance is explained by 53.4%, while organizational development has an incidence of 43.8% and 53.1%, respectively. It is concluded that it is important to encourage the development of empathetic leadership within public health organizations and their work teams, not only for good care directed to patients and families, but also as a means to raise institutional reputation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article titled "Reasons to write and publish scientific articles" highlights the importance of publishing scientific articles for surgeons. Despite their clinical, teaching, and administrative obligations, scientific productivity enhances the reputation of surgical services and the possibility of obtaining economic resources. There are two types of reasons for publishing: altruistic and personal. Additionally, the article mentions the importance of knowing what and where to publish, as well as the quality of the research and manuscript writing. The impact factor and the h-index are also mentioned as measures of research quality. The editors of the Colombian Journal of Surgery have decided to initiate a new section to facilitate the research task for surgeons. [Extracted from the article]

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Introduction: The brewing sector is committed to advertising communication strategies in which brand experiences and their dissemination in social networks stand as fundamental premises to achieve strategic objectives. Experiential events emerge in a notorious way to reinforce consumer brand experiences. Methodology: This descriptive, exploratory and multivariable research characterizes the experiential events of the sector with a methodological design based on content analysis; it also analyzes the effectiveness of the dissemination of events through Instagram and YouTube, along with the overall interaction and engagement obtained by beer brands on Instagram. Results: The musical and single promoter events stand out as immersive experiences, with a limited presence of influencers and with a 2.0 communication strategy that is not profitable in the execution and post-event phase. The overall interaction obtained in the digital platforms analyzed is quite irregular, and engagement, with the exception of some brands, shows modest results in terms of the design of user-oriented experiences. Discussion: These experiential events in the beer sector can be reformulated as creative proposals for different targets, and their communicative-relational strategy should be reinforced in certain phases of their planning. Conclusions: The experiential 2.0 events developed by beer brands stand as a powerful communication tool that allows to establish and strengthen links between brands and consumers to generate engagement, notoriety, public image and reputation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: Since the introduction of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), sustainable development and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) are one of the main strategic trends in public relations (PR). Our research objectives are to identify whether the PR consultancies make their offer of specialized CSR services visible, and to verify their own implication in the issue. Methodology: We have analyzed the websites of 50 communication consultancies that operate in Spain, based on the reference ranking of the magazine El Publicista (2022 edition) and 66 CSR campaigns identified through these websites (43 campaigns developed for their clients and 23 promoted by the agencies themselves). Quantitative and qualitative content analysis has been applied, with the variables analyzed being: type of consultant, CSR services offered, CSR case studies shown, own CSR actions implemented, and professionals specialized in CSR. Results: Results show that there is still a large number of agencies that do not offer CSR specific services (58%) nor do they have specialized professionals in its communication (only 12%). In turn, the 43 CSR case studies developed for their clients prove their growing ability to convince promoters (current and potential clients) about the positive impact of CSR communication on organizational reputation. Discussion: However, the PR sector itself does not demonstrate the same level of implication, given that the implementation of own CSR actions in the industry is still a minority phenomenon (34%, and 23 CSR campaigns), although it is true that it can serve as an incentive for other agencies to follow this path. Conclusions: CSR communication represents an area of PR specialization which, in the case of agencies operating in Spain, means that almost half claim to offer communication services in this field. Although, according to their websites, there are still few professional specialists in this matter within the agencies, and few also the agencies that promote their own CSR actions through this channel (as companies that they themselves are), an offer of specialized communication services mostly linked to the SDGs in the field of health, well-being and environmental protection has been detected. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Madrid has become a receptor space for both internal and external migration, which supposes social and linguistic consequences that may be worth studying. Sociolinguistic integration of the group of Paraguayans in Madrid is a complex process due to their bilingual character between Spanish and Guaraní, used in mixing and codeswitching as jopara. The aim of this paper is to study not only the sociolinguistic integration process of Paraguayans in Madrid, but also the language attitudes to Paraguayan form of Spanish and Guaraní, as well as the degree of bilingualism and vitality of Guarani in Madrid, where it becomes a minority language. The results suggest a manifest prestige of their two varieties, reflected in the only partial convergence towards the Madrilenian variety and in the vitality of the Guaraní, used as jopara. Despite this, they value the linguistic variety of Madrid as the most prestigious, which they recognize as the normative one and wish it for their children. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Do the persistence-predictability of earnings and reputation, affects dividend policy? This study provides new elements to enrich the debate around the question. To this end, a data panel of companies listed in Latin America is structured with financial information obtained in the Datastream database and a corporate reputation ranking known as MERCO during the period between 2008 and 2016. Subsequently, the hypotheses are tested with an econometric study. Our econometric study is based on the model which Lipe (1990) estimates the return of a stock through the properties of the time series of profits, the interest rate used to discount expected future earnings, and the relative ability of earnings compared to alternative information to predict future earnings. Among the main findings we find that the measure of persistence increases the ratio of dividends on assets, but when you are in MERCO the result is negative. It is as if companies take advantage of appearing in the ranking to pay less dividends. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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As boundaries expand, the ability of universities to effectively communicate their purpose, achievements and values becomes a determining factor in their success. In this context, the initiative to develop this article arose, with the purpose of critically examining the essential role of communication in the global projection of academic institutions at a higher level, highlighting key strategies to improve international positioning. This analysis derives from a methodology with a qualitative approach, conducted through documentary review and inductive analysis. Then, it was known that, although excellence in education, research, and innovation are vital pillars in the construction of institutional positioning, it is essential to implement effective communication strategies that maximize the visibility and reputation of the institution at global level. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This research presents an internal Corporate Social Responsibility plan in Mediaset España for those employees who are close to retirement. It is an innovative project proposal that aims to obtain benefits for employees, the organization, and society. Firstly, through the plan, the company is committed to accompanying and caring for employees in the final stage of their working life, providing them with economic and financial advice and advice on their physical and emotional well-being so that they are ready for succesfully transitioning into their new stage of life: retirement. At the same time, the company, taking advantage of the experience of senior workers during the years before their retirement, can improve aspects of its organization such as talent management, knowledge transfer between the different generations and pride in belonging to the organization, by involving workers close to retirement in mentoring tasks, brand ambassadors, or corporate volunteering, in this way the internal CSR plan will have an external dimension and will revert in a benefit to society. The ultimate goal of the plan is for Mediaset España to improve its positioning in the corporate reputation and employer brand rankings in order to attract talent and become the best place to work in the Spanish audiovisual sector. The main goal of the plan is for Mediaset España to improve its position in the corporate reputation and employer brand rankings to position the company as the best place to work in the Spanish audiovisual sector. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In recent years, the prevention of money laundering has gained importance in the financial sector because this sector is being used to perpetrate this crime. This paper analyzes the best decision by banking institutions regarding the blocking or not of credit cards in the face of possible money laundering scenarios by their cardholders. Based on an analysis of incomplete information, we deduce instruments that help the institution decide to block or not, an account that presents unusual operations; to avoid financial losses and damage to their reputation from being involved with cardholders who launder money. The differentiating factor of this work consists in the construction of signals through vectors of weights assigned to the money laundering factors, which can serve as indicators or aggravating factors in possible unusual operations by cardholders. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Airbnb is a worldwide tourism phenomenon that affects local commerce. In Peru, this type of service has increased. Its followers value the stay and the benefits of the place and write about it to recommend or advise against it. The aim of this paper is to analyze the discourses through linguistic strategies of guests staying in Lima-Peru. Methodologically, a corpus consisting of 91 textual samples has been collected, which are frequently used and coming from guests in the most touristic districts of Lima. It is concluded that guests generally create discourses about their stay, comfort and safety. In doing so, they put the reputation of the hosts at stake and make the published information useful for potential tourists. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This work addresses the relevance of external communication in universities during times of crisis, specifically in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic that hit the entire world and due to which human beings, among other things, had to isolate themselves from the rest. of people and radically change their customs and habits. The study carried out highlights how, in moments where the trust of the target audience can shake for reasons external to the institution, communication takes on a decisive role as long as it is worked strategically. Through a mixed research design, a quantitative and qualitative approach was combined, giving special emphasis to a case study on the Antenor Orrego Private University (UPAO) and the request for a return to face-to-face classes that the Peruvian government enacted after a long period of time in which people had to receive or teach their classes from their homes to avoid contagion by COVID 19. In the quantitative analysis, the survey tool was used and focused on measuring the impact and effectiveness of the strategies communicative measures developed by the university to generate confidence in students and teachers prior to returning to face-to-face classes and, thus, try to reduce the natural uncertainty that existed throughout the educational sector; On the other hand, in the qualitative analysis, the in-depth interview tool was used, which provided greater clarity and depth, exploring the perceptions of teachers, students and those responsible for the communication of the educational institution about the strategies implemented, which was expected. of them and the results obtained. The findings indicate that communication campaigns developed strategically, from the beginning, are crucial to building trust in stakeholders during periods of uncertainty and, in general, obtaining optimal results. In this sense, results could be found that showed how the communication strategy of the UPAO University had a positive impact on the generation of confidence in students and teachers through the use of media and communication tools, primarily digital, and a message that was spread without distortion throughout the campaign. The instrumental role of external communication processes is highlighted, based on holistic work, which directly helps higher education institutions to face challenges that require wideranging communication in a constant and appropriate manner, and thus collaborate. in not compromising the functioning and reputation of the organization both in times of uncertainty and in times of calm. It should be noted that, although there is a predominance of virtual tools, the use of analog or traditional means cannot be ruled out, since their usefulness is still more than current in many sectors. On the other hand, external communication in universities is not only essential in times of crisis or uncertainty, but it is a powerful tool to cultivate and maintain the trust of stakeholders in any context and in any period of time; For this, it is essential that it be complemented with other actions of the institution, which have the same purpose, and thus maximize its effectiveness. In this sense, communication should not work unilaterally or in isolation and should always align with what is required by the institution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Issue 77 of the Business and Society Review magazine presents several interesting articles. In the first article, professors Pilar Buil and Marta Salvat Benlloch analyze regional public agri-food brands in Spain and propose keys to building strong brands in this sector. On the other hand, professors Farinós, Herrero, and Latorre investigate investor behavior in relation to business information published on Fridays. Pilar Rodríguez Martínez conducts a multilevel regression analysis on trust in women's organizations using data from the World Values Survey. Finally, Rafael Fabricio Matos-Cámara, Mauricio Rafael Matos-Cámara, and Alfredo Jiménez Palmero study perceived risk in Cancun tourism. The article analyzes the perception of insecurity in Cancun, Mexico, as a tourist destination. In-depth interviews were conducted with 10 tourists, including Spaniards, Turks, Colombians, Bolivians, Guatemalans, and Cubans. Most of the interviewees were between 31 and 40 years old, had average incomes of $1,200 to $1,500 USD, had university studies, and were single or had a partner and children. Cancun was chosen due to its reputation as an unsafe city, although the perception of risk varied in different aspects, being lower in terrorism, coup d'état, and constant risk. [Extracted from the article]

The article talks about the migratory phenomenon in Venezuela and how it has accelerated the aging of the population, leaving about 600,000 older adults living alone and in vulnerable situations. It highlights the opportunity that emigrants' remittances represent to improve the living conditions of older adults and create a new market. It also mentions the importance of harnessing the talent and knowledge of older adults in the workplace, and presents the silver economy as a business opportunity in Latin America. On the other hand, the article discusses the importance of the reputation and personal brand of the executive president in the business world, and how this can affect the long-term success of an organization. It mentions the difference between reputation, personal brand, and "presidential celebrity," and emphasizes the importance of working on skills and activities to build and improve personal reputation. [Extracted from the article]

Introduction: The controversies surrounding the World Cup in Qatar have led to the reproach of the sponsoring brands for linking their image with a supposedly irregularly awarded event and under suspicions of human rights violations, held in a country that does not respect women's rights and whose laws collide with the values that are expected of a sports global event. Methodology: From a descriptive perspective, the aim is to find out the reputational impact that sponsorship of the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) World Cup has had on the collaborating brands through a content analysis of their videos published on YouTube and the response of their audiences. Results: Audiovisuals that are among the most viewed of the year and that have not provoked notable reactions among audiences. Their reception tends to be positive without a significant number of criticisms for linking their image to that of the competition. Discussion: This circumstance leads us to question the idea, assumed in our society, that sponsorship of the World Cup in Qatar has not been profitable (or, at least, has had negative effects) for the image of the brands that have associated their image with the event, although it is true that the impact of sponsorship varies depending on the cultural roots for the brand. Conclusions: The relevance of the championship is more remarkable than the possible detrimental effects for the brands, which have suffered hardly any negative consequences from sponsoring the event. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: The 21st century is characterized by the technological progress that society has experienced together with the social, economic and environmental changes that make up the current challenging challenges. These have caused a multitude of organizations to become active agents, arousing their interest in defining purposes with an impact for society that need companies to become aware and position themselves, from a more humanistic approach, on alarming issues. One of the scenarios in which organizations can develop communication strategies that enrich relationships with their audiences and allow them to defend their purposes, through the generation of content, is constituted by social networks, key tools for brands to interact in the present. Methodology: using quantitative methodology, through content analysis, a corpus of messages issued on Twitter over twelve months by ten responsible brands, selected through the Corporate Reputation Business Monitor, is analyzed. Results: relevant data is obtained on the content generated by these brands in their Twitter profiles, which indicates that they communicate mainly focusing on the service they offer and their products. Discussion: the results reveal that the brands studied generally take a position focused on the company itself or on the product. Conclusions: although there is a tendency for organizations to generate social benefit through their actions, this research indicates that the approach that these companies give to their communication on Twitter is not primarily people-oriented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: This research analyzes whether the executive training offered by the MBA courses in Mexico provide reputation management training to future CEOs. The goal is to know the opinion of the heads of these programs regarding the object of study, as well as to delve into the design of the curriculums and the role of reputation. Methodology: An exploratory deductive research has been carried out where methodological triangulation is applied through two research techniques: the theoretical framework and the in-depth interview. The in-depth interviews were carried out with the academic managers of the MBAs to find out in detail the contents of the curricula and the criteria used to keep them updated, to determine if there is content related to corporate reputation, as well as the reasons for including them or not. Results: The academic managers of the MBA’s understand the importance of managing properly, but they do not consider that it should include specific subjects in the study plans, but treat it in a transversal way. Conclusions and discussion: There is a vision of reputation linked to economic results. The core of the studies is in the development of the dimensions linked to traditional business practice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Historically, we have established legal relationships with people with whom we have a proximity or a common bond. However, today and thanks to collaborative platforms, what was usually done on a small scale in circles of trust has taken on a new dimension, connecting completely unknown people, even from anywhere of our planet, thereby giving rise to a new type of trust: the so-called «online trust», which constitutes a fundamental pillar for the development of the sharing economy. However, establishing a relationship of «online trust» is not something immediate, but takes time, and will depend on a large number of factors such as the identification and authentication of the users of the platforms, their intention, or the evaluations or reviews received, among others, which leads us to talk about the so-called «digital identity» and «online reputation», as well as «user identity verification mechanisms», and «feedback systems» used by collaborative platforms in order to generate trust among their users. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Abstract From a little-studied perspective, this work analyzes the theological and legal foundations that currently govern the canonical processes responsible for elevating the faithful deceased with a reputation for sanctity to the honor of the altars, and intends to answer the following key questions: is it licit to invoke the intercession of these faithful departed, using their photographs, relics and other personal belongings before starting the process of beatification? Can this type of devotion be described as a "personality cult", deviating from Catholic doctrine? What is the canonical meaning of the so-called "public cult" which the Church only renders to Saints and Blessed? What is the canonical meaning of "private cult"? Other interesting questions related to this study come to light, further illustrating the topic: What teachings do the animadversiones of the Ordinary Process (1914) and the Non Cultu Process (1916) provide with respect to the beatification process of St. Theresa of Lisieux? Did the Promoter of the faith, Msgr. Alessandro Verde, act correctly in censuring certain attitudes of the Carmelite saint, such as her recommendation to keep the remains of your cut nails or her belongings? At the same time, was right the second Promoter of the faith, Msgr. Angelo Mariane, correct in contesting the incessant influx of pilgrims to the Buissonnets! Was there any legal basis for his contention that these acts were hardly admissible because they were a public incitement to prohibited ecclesiastical cult? [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: Private hospitals, despite their enormous weight in the economy and society, have traditionally had little presence in the press. In the present study, we will analyse the impact of the creation of Xanit Hospital Internacional within the Malaga private hospital panorama in the local press. Objetive: To analyse whether such a relevant and significant event as the creation of the Xanit hospital has helped them to achieve a greater media presence. Methodology: We will analyse all the news about the 6 main private hospitals in the province of Malaga in the 3 most important newspapers in the province over a period of 5 years. Results: Private healthcare centres have increased their presence in the local press, with Xanit Hospital Internacional being the one with the highest number of press appearances, even though it is not the most important private hospital in the province. Conclusions: The repercussion of the hospitals in the local press is low, and with low impact news. However, the creation of Xanit has led to a slight increase in this trend. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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