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La llegada de los Agustinos Calzados de la Provincia de Filipinas al Monasterio de la Vid (Burgos)
Authors: Arevalillo García Ismael 
Published: September 2024

En este artículo presento un estudio, a raíz de los documentos que existen en el Archivo de la Provincia Agustiniana de Filipinas, de todo el proceso que la mencionada Provincia religiosa tuvo que llevar a cabo hasta su establecimiento definitivo en el antiguo monasterio premonstratense. La razón para tal fundación fue la siguiente: el elevado número de aspirantes a la vida religiosa agustiniana con miras a la misión en Ultramar, haría que el prestigioso Real Colegio de Filipinos de Valladolid no pudiera satisfacer esta demanda de acoger a todos, y por esto mismo, se presentó la necesidad de buscar otra casa donde establecer otro colegio donde se formasen los futuros misioneros. Tras las gestiones oportunas, el colegio agustiniano de LaVid empezó a ser una realidad ell 1 de octubre de 1866.
Los Agustinos y el arte de María en Filipinas
Authors: Sierra de la Calle Blas 
Published: September 2024

La Virgen María ha estado presente en Filipinas desde 1521, hace más de 500 años, y ella ha acompañado el proceso de evangelización convirtiéndose en uno de los pilares de la fe cristiana del pueblo filipino. Cada una de las principales Órdenes religiosas –y de modo particular la Orden de San Agustín–, llevaron desde España, México y China pinturas y esculturas de María y promovieron diversas devociones. Esos modelos inspiraron a los artistas locales que crearon importantes obras de tema mariano. En esta investigación se estudian, de modo particular, las principales imágenes filipinas de la Virgen María existentes tanto en el Museo San Agustín de Manila (Filipinas) como en el Museo Oriental,Archivo y Biblioteca del Real Colegio de PP. Agustinos de Valladolid (España). Dichas obras de arte fueron realizadas tanto en escultura –principalmente en marfil–, como en pintura y grabado del siglo XVII al siglo XX. El estudio se completa con 70 ilustraciones en color que hacen referencia al texto.
The epidemiology of spinal fractures: A nationwide data-based study in Iran
Authors: Najdaghi Soroush , Azizkhani Reza , Fatemi Neda Al-Sadat , Nasr Isfahani Mehdi , Salamati Payman 
Published: September 2024

Background: Blunt trauma is a physical injury to a part of the body, mainly caused by road accidents, direct blows, attacks, sports injuries, and falls in elderly people. Spinal fractures are observed only in a small percentage of injured patients. Accordingly, the present study was conducted on collected data between 2018 and 2022 to determine the frequency of spinal fractures in blunt trauma in Iran while also considering the mechanism of injury as a secondary outcome of interest.
Methods: In this retrospective study, blunt trauma patients with spinal fractures, regardless of age were included by the census sampling method. Data were obtained from the National Trauma Registry of Iran. Means and standard deviations were used for continuous variables, and the chi-square test was used to assess the relationship between the variables.
Results: Among 25,986 cases of all-cause trauma patients, 1,167 cases (4.5%) of blunt trauma and spinal fracture were included in the study. Gender, the severity of injury, and the cause of trauma showed a significant difference among different age groups (p < 0.05). Significant differences were found in the injury mechanisms across various spine regions (p < 0.05). The majority of patients (68.2%) had lumbar spinal fractures. Road traffic collisions were the most common cause of spinal cord injuries, accounting for 58.3% of cases, followed by falls (36.1%). The injury severity score was higher in younger patients (under 18 years old), with a mean of 4.4 ± 3.5, and in patients with cervical injuries. The majority of injuries occurred in the lumbar area (68.2%), followed by the thoracic area. Furthermore, notable variations existed in Emergency Room (ER) stay duration, overall hospitalization, Intensive Care Unit (ICU) stay duration, and injury severity levels, all influenced by the spinal regions (p < 0.05). Distinctively, ICU stay durations and ER stay duration showed significant differences, particularly in relation to injuries in the lumbar and thoracic regions (p < 0.05).
Conclusion: According to the results of the present study, trauma is more severe, and cervical injuries are more common in young people, which is a critical finding that underscores the need for targeted interventions to mitigate the severity of trauma in this age group. Additionally, the majority of cervical injuries occurred in young people, which is a particularly concerning finding given the potential for long-term disability and impact on quality of life. Our findings suggest that strategies to reduce cervical injuries, such as speed control, seat belt use, and phone-free driving, are crucial interventions for mitigating the severity of trauma and promoting patient outcomes in young people.
The Cadjebut Ore-Body
Authors: Vearncombe J.R. , Dörling S.L. , Rayner M.J. 
Published: September 2024

Abstract
Cadjebut was the first operating underground MVT mine in Australia. The ore occurs as two lenticular, stratabound lenses extending 2km eastsoutheast along strike, with widths varying from 50 to 1 SOm and a thickness from 3 to 6m per lens.
Ore occurs within the lower dolomite near the base of the platform facies rocks of the Pillara Limestone (Figs 4.1 and 4.2). The two ore lenses are separated by 5 to 6m of low-grade mineralization or barren impure dolomites. High-grade Zn ore is stratiform and rhythmically banded in the lenses. Texturally post-dating the rhythmically banded ore is breccia ore. Breccia ore occupies open spaces and is the matrix to large breccia blocks of dolomite and rhythmically banded ore.
The main descriptions of the Cadjebut ore-body are by Tompkins (1994) and Tompkins et al. (1 994a, 1994b). Copies of research papers on Cadjebut arizing from this project are appended to this report. The following text summarizes the geology of Cadjebut and outlines some problems. Most of this chapter is based on follow-up work, completed after L. Tompkins had completed her PhD thesis and is designed to provide a description of Cadjebut compatible with the results of the rest of the report. For a detailed description of the deposit and interpretation of geochemical results the reader is referred to the above thesis and research papers by L. Tompkins.
La danza como estrategia para desarrollar las habilidades motrices básicas en edades formativas
Authors: Simba Silva Marjorie Geovanna 
Published: September 2024

La danza es un arte donde el cuerpo es la herramienta principal que acompañada de música permite la expresión corporal, el desarrollo de la creatividad y como resultado final la coreografía en la cual se plasman sus experiencias vividas, sus ideas y sus emociones más profundas. El objetivo del estudio fue conseguir que a través de la danza en la enseñanza de diferentes ritmos musicales los niños en edades formativas aprendan pasos básicos, los cuales fueron aplicados para crear diferentes coreografías mismas que se presentaron a sus compañeros siendo ellos su público, con ello se buscó conseguir el desarrollo de sus habilidades motrices básicas. La muestra del estudio fue de 10 estudiantes en edades formativas del campamento vacacional “Surcos”, el tipo de investigación utilizada fue cuantitativa puesto que permitió obtener resultados numéricos en donde como herramienta se utilizó un pre y post test el cual constó de siete ejercicios coordinativos mismos que arrojaron datos importantes para la investigación, los cuales fueron tabulados mediante la aplicación del programa SPSS. Los resultados obtenidos afirman que la danza aporta significativamente al desarrollo de habilidades motrices básicas en niños en edades formativas, teniendo varios autores que hablan de la aplicación efectiva de la misma.
Panorama de las Tendencias Fitness en Colombia para el 2025
Authors: Morales Rincón Camilo Andres 
Published: September 2024

En la actual Encuesta Tendencia Sector Fitness Colombia que para el año 2025, que es la séptima edición, se continúa tomando como referencia la encuesta internacional realizada por el Colegio Americano de Medicina del Deporte (ACSM) y otras encuestas nacionales como España, México, Chile y Brasil entre otras; se ha estructurado una sección con 15 preguntas direccionadas a identificar la percepción de los encuestados frente a al panorama, características, necesidades e impacto del sector fitness para el 2025 en Colombia. Se recolectan 980 respuestas que equivalen al 49% del número de formularios remitidos a los diferentes actores del sector, donde se puede evidenciar que el 86,73% indican de manera positiva la importancia que tiene la contratación de personal cualificado y certificado; Así mismo el 81.43% reportan que el sector del fitness debe ser tomado con mayor relevancia e importancia por parte de los diferentes agentes estatales, como un espacio de promoción prevención y de bienestar integral que aporta a los procesos de salud pública, En cuento el 72.43% se inclinan a que existirá una expansión en el sector significativo que permitirá encontrar nuevos nichos y captar nuevos usuarios.
Risk factors for student dropout in higher education institutions in latin america
Authors: Gómez García Fernanda Irene 
Published: September 2024

Introduction: In Latin America, university dropouts significantly influence the individual development of students and the socioeconomic progress of the region. Identifying risk factors allows educational institutions to recognize and address the specific needs of their students to create effective methods that foster academic success and retention. Objective: Analyze the various risk factors for student Dropout in Higher Education Institutions in Latin America with the purpose of proposing strategies that reduce the negative rates of this problem. Methods: A bibliographic review of studies published between 2010 and 2024 on risk factors for student dropout in higher education in Latin America was carried out, using relevant databases and applying rigorous inclusion and exclusion criteria. Results: Personal, academic, institutional and socioeconomic variables are part of the risk factors for University Dropout. The lack of access to Higher Education has a significant impact on the economic and social growth of Latin America since it is essential for the training of qualified professionals. The high dropout rate contributes to a less prepared workforce and limits job opportunities for young people. Conclusions: The prevalent risk factors were academic and personal associated with university dropout in Latin America, which is why various strategies were proposed to generate inclusive and equitable higher education through the reformulation of public and institutional policies.
Chagasic megacolon: First report and management in a case from the 24 de Mayo canton, Manabí province, Ecuador
Authors: Alejandro Carlos Regino , Richard Enrique , Rivadeneira Lucas María Alejandra 
Published: September 2024

Introduction: Chagas disease is a disease belonging to the group of Neglected Tropical Diseases. The vector is Trypanosoma cruzi. In this context, Chagas megacolon constitutes an underdiagnosed condition in favor of Chagas heart disease. Case report: Consequently, a clinical case is presented in an 80-year-old male patient. The set of clinical parameters such as chronic constipation, fecaloma; Megacolon imaging and serological results of specific antibodies against Trypanosoma cruzi led to the diagnosis of Chagasic megacolon, with surgical intervention on three occasions for correction and treatment. Discussion: Prevention through vector control is essential in the fight against this disease. The main strategies should focus on the construction of decent homes, free of domestic animals inside, such as chicken coops, pigeon coops, hutches, caves, nests and other shelters for animals, where the vector could proliferate.Conclusion: It is the first report of Chagas megacolon in the province of Manabí. The need to promote greater clinical, epidemiological and comprehensive psychological care is highlighted for its prevention, diagnosis and treatment.
Toward achieving authentic assessment of learning in the practical physiology classroom
Authors: Castillo Peña Driannet , Fernández Vélez Yumy , Acosta Carrazana Sacher 
Published: September 2024

Introduction: From the point of view of authentic assessment, learning assessment should be conceived as a dynamic, flexible, motivating, holistic process that allows exploring students' performance in situations similar to those they will face in their professional life, occurs in parallel to the teaching process and favors learning. The practical classroom is an ideal scenario for the implementation of authentic assessment, this type of assessment has become a paradigm when it comes to assessing learning, but is the assessment of learning that we use really authentic? Objective: Analyze the learning assessment in the physiology practical class as an authentic assessment tool. Methods: A analytical-explanatory study with a mixed approach was carried out. Two instruments were used: a survey and a checklist that was constructed based on the theoretical references of the subject. Results: From the student's perception, the evaluative activity of the practical class meets their expectations and can be considered authentic; the use of the checklist showed that it meets the necessary characteristics of an evaluation to be considered authentic. Conclusions: In order to consider an assessment of learning as authentic, it must be based on situated learning and must be an assessment for learning and not of learning; therefore, it must propose activities in accordance with the context in which the student and future professional lives and develops.
Historical trend analysis of the methodological teaching work management in the medical career
Authors: Porras Pérez Blas Nivaldo , Herrera Miranda Guillermo Luis , Travieso Ramos Nadina 
Published: September 2024

Introduction: The Cuban educational model of professional training in the health sciences involves the merger of the pedagogical model that has been developed with the particular historical conditions of our country, which undoubtedly distinguishes the conception and development of formative process that is very specific to the Cuban medical university. Methods: In order to support the historical trend analysis of the methodological teaching work management in the medical career, the following methods were used Historical-Logical, systematization and documentary analysis. Results: For the historical trend analysis of the methodological teaching work management in the medical career, 5 stages were established; First Stage (1962 to 1980: Consolidation of the University Reform and First Regulation of Methodological Work); Second Stage (1981 to 1987: Implementation of the Methodological Teaching and Methodological Work of the specialties of higher medical education); Third Stage (1988 to 2006: Ministerial Resolutions that recognized the existence of two fundamental directions for the development of methodological work). Fourth Stage (2007 to 2017: Implementation of Resolution 210 /2007); Fifth Stage (2018 - Present: Activity of Resolutions associated to the E curricula). Conclusions: The use of theoretical methods, such as the historical-logical method, systematization and documentary analysis, made possible to reference the historical trend analysis of the methodological teaching work management in the medical career
Screening for mental disorders in health workers
Authors: Valdez Bernal Elba Daniela , Tirado Reyes Roberto Joel , Garay Núñez Jesús Roberto , Dorantes Bernal Kimberly Estefanía , Jiménez Barraza Verónica Guadalupe , Medina Serrano Júlio Manuel , Gil Ramírez Ana Laura , Beltrán Montenegro María del Carmen 
Published: September 2024

Introduction: mental health is presented as an essential element in work capacity and productivity, and, similarly, psychosocial risks at work can generate detrimental effects on mental health. Objective: To determine the prevalence of depression, anxiety, and panic disorders among healthcare professionals at the Regional Hospital of Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico.
Methods: quantitative, observational, descriptive, cross-sectional and analytical study, with stratified probabilistic sampling. Sample of 299 health workers. For data collection, the instrument for detecting anxiety, depression and panic disorders, Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-4+PHQ-TP), was used; and for the analysis the statistical program SPSS version 27.Results: it is shown that 59,5 % of the participants are women, 76,3 % work in the morning shift, and 51.8% are single. With 66.9% the nursing job category predominates, 76,6 % have an academic level greater than a bachelor's degree. A quarter of them work two jobs and suffer from chronic illnesses. 25,8 % have been diagnosed with depression, anxiety and/or panic, predominating in the morning shift and in the female gender. Most are assigned to emergency services. The risk of panic predominates at 39,5 % and 53,4 % correspond to nursing staff. Cases of anxiety and depression occur in 47,8 % and 55,7 % respectively in resident doctors. Conclusion: the study shows a high prevalence of mental disorders in health workers in Culiacán, Sinaloa, with significant differences depending on the shift and job category. These findings are consistent with international literature, highlighting the urgent need to implement psychological support programs and improve working conditions.
Screening for Anxiety, Depression and Panic in older adults in a Family Medicine Unit in Sinaloa, Mexico
Authors: Castro Quintero Dalia , Tirado Reyes Roberto Joel , Gómez Tejeda Miguel Ángel , Martínez Montoya Beatriz Guadalupe , Navarro Rodríguez Diana Cristina , Garay Núñez Jesús Roberto , Jiménez Barraza Verónica Guadalupe , Gaxiola Flores Miriam , Mascareño Castro Sylvia Yuridia 
Published: September 2024

Introduction: The most prevalent mental disorders in Primary Care are Anxiety, Depression and Panic. These are one of the main causes of health demand in hospital stay services. Objective: to determine the frequency of mental disorders in older adults at the Family Medicine Unit No. 35, Culiacán, Sinaloa, México in the period from March to November 2024. Methods: Descriptive cross-sectional study. Older adults aged 60 to 75 years without a diagnosis of any mental disorder or syndrome were included. Sample of 379 participants. Simple random probabilistic sampling. A socio-demographic data sheet and the PHQ-4 + PHQ-TP scale were used. Descriptive and inferential statistics (Chi square) p ≤0,05 were used, it adhered to ethical and legal criteria. Results: The average age was 65,59 years. 53,3 % were men, 52 % were married, 50,7 % were currently working, 35,1 % had primary education and 76 % lived in urban areas. 34 % had anxiety, 28,2 % depression and 30,6 % panic. A significant relationship was found between anxiety and marital status (χ²=5,814, p=0,05) and schooling (χ²=12,845, p=0,00). Depression was related to schooling (χ²=18,479, p=0,00) and current job (χ²=8,528, p=0,003). Panic was related to sex (χ²=17,688, p=0,00), marital status (χ²=10,935, p=0,004), current job (χ²=6,273, p=0,001) and education (χ²=13,092, p=0,004). Conclusions: Anxiety was the most common mental disorder among older adults, highlighting the need to promote accessible and effective mental health programs that address the particular needs of this age group.
Nomophobia in Nursing Staff and Interns at a Second Level Medical Care Hospital in Mexico
Authors: Ibarra Fragoso Saraí , Tirado Reyes Roberto Joel , Domínguez Quevedo Bitia Maday , Castañeda Ayón Kittzia Celenia , Navarro Rodríguez Diana Cristina , Medina Serrano Júlio Manuel , Valladares Trujillo Ramón , Aguilar Lizarraga María Elena , Angulo Inzunza Carlos Antonio 
Published: September 2024

Introduction: mobile phones and tablets have become an essential tool in life. Excessive and prolonged use generates Nomophobia, characterized by the irrational fear of losing contact with the mobile phone. Objective: to determine Nomophobia in Nursing Staff and Interns at a Second Level Medical Care Hospital in Sinaloa, Mexico. Methods: descriptive, cross-sectional study. Sample of 330 participants. Probabilistic sampling. A personal data sheet and a Nomophobia questionnaire (NMPQ-20) were used. Descriptive and inferential statistics were employed. Approval was obtained from the Local Committee on Ethics and Health Research. Results: average age 33,82 years, 53,3 % were women, average seniority 7,54 years, 43,9 % belonged to the morning shift, general nurses predominated with 39,4 % and WhatsApp with 63 %. 38,5 % communicated frequently with their partner, 100 % used the mobile phone during the day and the average number of hours they used the device was 2,71 hours. Low levels of nomophobia (general and by dimensions) were obtained. No significant relationship or difference was found between nomophobia and age, seniority and work shift. Significant differences were found between nomophobia and sex and job category, where men and nursing interns predominated. Conclusions: nomophobia was found to be at low levels in nursing staff and interns. Significant differences were found between nomophobia and gender and category. It is essential to implement strategies that reduce the use of mobile devices, since it can put patient safety at risk by acting as a distraction.
Methodological process of cross-cultural adaptation of the survey "The Public Opinion Survey on Human Attributes-Stuttering (POSHA-S)" to spanish-chilean
Authors: Sandoval-Fox Yasna , Román-Zubeldia Juana , Vázquez-Fernández Patricia 
Published: September 2024

Introduction: the Public Opinion Survey on Human Attributes-Stuttering is a survey designed to assess the general population's attitudes toward stuttering in comparison to a variety of human conditions or attributes. Its purpose is to inquire about people's beliefs and reactions to this condition. Objective: to describe the methodological process of cross-cultural adaptation of the Public Opinion Survey of Human Attributes-Stuttering from North American English to Chilean Spanish. Methods: quantitative, cross-sectional, correlational and cross-cultural adaptation study. With criterion method and back-translation, consisting of the following stages: 1) translation of the original survey into Spanish-Chilean; 2) construction of a consensus version based on both translations; 3) back-translation of the consensus version into English; 4) review by a committee of experts and construction of the pre-test version and; 5) pilot testing of the pre-test version to a random sample of 30 participants.Results: a semantically equivalent survey to the original instrument was generated and a pre-test version was made available. The latter version was applied to a pilot sample.Conclusion: the Public Opinion Survey of Human Attributes-Stuttering was cross-culturally adapted from its original North American English to Chilean Spanish through a rigorous and strict methodological process. In addition, the pre-test version preserved the conceptual and semantic properties of the original instrument, which could contribute to improving future awareness, public education and advocacy activities on stuttering