cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006609
title: Prevention of Youth Suicide: between statement and action

description: Abstract This article presents the argumentative strategies that explain juvenile suicide, its characteristics and possible forms of prevention based on the compilation, reading and analysis of the transversal content of publications from four groups: healthcare professionals, sociologists, existential philosophers and theologians who have written about the theme from 1990 to 2011. It analyzes the relevance of the risk factors as an explanatory matrix and questions the effectiveness of this matrix for operationalizing timely and quality social and healthcare services.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006609.v1
title: Prevention of Youth Suicide: between statement and action

description: Abstract This article presents the argumentative strategies that explain juvenile suicide, its characteristics and possible forms of prevention based on the compilation, reading and analysis of the transversal content of publications from four groups: healthcare professionals, sociologists, existential philosophers and theologians who have written about the theme from 1990 to 2011. It analyzes the relevance of the risk factors as an explanatory matrix and questions the effectiveness of this matrix for operationalizing timely and quality social and healthcare services.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006617
title: Participation, Citizenship and the Vote: Reflections for social work based on the Chilean Case

description: Abstract A review of the antecedents concerning the perception and opinions of the exercise of democracy and elections in the Chilean political model sustains an analysis that used information from recent studies, databases and new investigations. With a focus based on social work, the article affirms that the meanings inscribed in the field of social intervention convoke the profession to a reflection that points to the understanding and consideration of the contemporary political subject as a field that requires revision, analysis and debate to enrich the profession and the discipline.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006617.v1
title: Participation, Citizenship and the Vote: Reflections for social work based on the Chilean Case

description: Abstract A review of the antecedents concerning the perception and opinions of the exercise of democracy and elections in the Chilean political model sustains an analysis that used information from recent studies, databases and new investigations. With a focus based on social work, the article affirms that the meanings inscribed in the field of social intervention convoke the profession to a reflection that points to the understanding and consideration of the contemporary political subject as a field that requires revision, analysis and debate to enrich the profession and the discipline.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006618
title: An Analysis of the Ties between Grandparents and their Adolescent Grandchildren: a reflection on generational transmission

description: Abstract This study is based on an exploratory and descriptive study about the intergenerational relations between grandparents and their adolescent grandchildren. It is an effort to understand, from the perspective of the adolescent, the communications, meanings and affections associated to these transgenerational ties. It seeks to identify differences in relations with grandfathers and grandmothers, as well as possible differences in ties between paternal and maternal grandparents. Differences were identified based on a voluntary choice to engage in activities with maternal grandparents. Meanwhile, relations with paternal grandparents seem to reflect activities of an obligatory nature, which are not related to apparent pleasure, but to be an integral part of the adolescents' identities and their intergenerational and transgenerational ties.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006618.v1
title: An Analysis of the Ties between Grandparents and their Adolescent Grandchildren: a reflection on generational transmission

description: Abstract This study is based on an exploratory and descriptive study about the intergenerational relations between grandparents and their adolescent grandchildren. It is an effort to understand, from the perspective of the adolescent, the communications, meanings and affections associated to these transgenerational ties. It seeks to identify differences in relations with grandfathers and grandmothers, as well as possible differences in ties between paternal and maternal grandparents. Differences were identified based on a voluntary choice to engage in activities with maternal grandparents. Meanwhile, relations with paternal grandparents seem to reflect activities of an obligatory nature, which are not related to apparent pleasure, but to be an integral part of the adolescents' identities and their intergenerational and transgenerational ties.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006624
title: Scientific research on Social Work: the role of CNPq

description: Abstract The aim of this paper is to outline an overview of research on Social Work funded by CNPq (National Council for Scientific and Technological Development), between 2011 and 2014. It is a quali-quantitative, documentary research study, compiled from spreadsheets sent by CNPq containing data on research projects submitted to and approved by this agency between 2011 and 2014. It was found that Social Work accounted for 355 (4.7%) of the 7,512 proposals submitted by applied social sciences and for 118 (4.9%) of the 2,421 proposals approved. Among the topics studied by Social Work, emphasis was placed on social policies, particularly in the field of health. The paper brings a discussion on the implications of the strategic induction of research and partnerships between the public and private sectors for the production of knowledge and professional training in the field.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006624.v1
title: Scientific research on Social Work: the role of CNPq

description: Abstract The aim of this paper is to outline an overview of research on Social Work funded by CNPq (National Council for Scientific and Technological Development), between 2011 and 2014. It is a quali-quantitative, documentary research study, compiled from spreadsheets sent by CNPq containing data on research projects submitted to and approved by this agency between 2011 and 2014. It was found that Social Work accounted for 355 (4.7%) of the 7,512 proposals submitted by applied social sciences and for 118 (4.9%) of the 2,421 proposals approved. Among the topics studied by Social Work, emphasis was placed on social policies, particularly in the field of health. The paper brings a discussion on the implications of the strategic induction of research and partnerships between the public and private sectors for the production of knowledge and professional training in the field.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006635
title: Research on Social Work: where are we heading to?

description: Abstract Does research in Social Work highlight aspects of concrete reality in order to offer an appropriate professional intervention in the contemporary social context? Through the present work, based on bibliometric research, we seek to elucidate aspects that allow a debate about the main characteristics of scientific publications of the journal Serviço Social & Sociedade in the period from 2010 to 2016. It was found that scientific productions in Social Work still allude to great theoretical contemplation with emphasis on the production of narrative reviews, without relying on specific aspects of social life to develop their analysis.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006635.v1
title: Research on Social Work: where are we heading to?

description: Abstract Does research in Social Work highlight aspects of concrete reality in order to offer an appropriate professional intervention in the contemporary social context? Through the present work, based on bibliometric research, we seek to elucidate aspects that allow a debate about the main characteristics of scientific publications of the journal Serviço Social & Sociedade in the period from 2010 to 2016. It was found that scientific productions in Social Work still allude to great theoretical contemplation with emphasis on the production of narrative reviews, without relying on specific aspects of social life to develop their analysis.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006638
title: The Portuguese health policy in austerity: the perspective of Social Work

description: Abstract This paper analyzes Portugal’s health policy from the perspective of Social Work in time of austerity. We have identified the competencies and responsibilities of Social Work in the field of health and evidenced the trajectory of the National Health Service since its inception until its recent developments. Notably, changes occurred to the health policy during the economic crisis of the State between 2010 and 2015, and an analysis was made of the impact of these changes in Social Service, while considering scenarios where the scarcity of resources and privatization of the sector are both common facts. In order to achieve the goals we have set, we opted for an approach focused on documentary analysis, based on the experience of the authors (evidence-based practice).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006638.v1
title: The Portuguese health policy in austerity: the perspective of Social Work

description: Abstract This paper analyzes Portugal’s health policy from the perspective of Social Work in time of austerity. We have identified the competencies and responsibilities of Social Work in the field of health and evidenced the trajectory of the National Health Service since its inception until its recent developments. Notably, changes occurred to the health policy during the economic crisis of the State between 2010 and 2015, and an analysis was made of the impact of these changes in Social Service, while considering scenarios where the scarcity of resources and privatization of the sector are both common facts. In order to achieve the goals we have set, we opted for an approach focused on documentary analysis, based on the experience of the authors (evidence-based practice).
DOI: 10.34681/8ggj-k153
title: The National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well-Being I (NSCAW I), Restricted Release- Waves 1-5

description: The Administration on Children, Youth, and Families and the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation have undertaken the National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well-Being (NSCAW). NSCAW makes available, for the first time, nationally representative longitudinal data drawn from first-hand reports of children and families or other caregivers who have had contact with the child welfare system. Data from service providers are also collected. NSCAW is the first national study to provide detailed information on the experiences of children and families with the child welfare system and to collect measures of well-being for this population. The NSCAW is designed to address the following questions: What paths do children follow into and through the child welfare system? What factors affect investigation, services, placements, and length of involvement? What are the long- and short-term outcomes for children and families in the child welfare system in terms of safety, well-being, and permanence? The target population for the NSCAW includes all children and families that enter the child welfare system. Two samples were drawn from the population in 92 participating county child welfare agencies throughout the nation. The CPS sample includes 5,501 children, who were between the ages of 0 and 14 years at the close of the investigation. All investigations for the sample were closed between October 1, 1999 and December 31, 2000. The second sample consists of an additional 727 children, who were in out-of-home care for about 12 months at the time of sampling. This second group, referred to as the One Year in Foster Care (OYFC) Sample, was selected to allow special analysis related to the experience of out-of-home care. Wave 1 data collection took place 2-6 months after the close of the investigation. Waves 2, 3, and 4 took place 12, 18, and 36 months after the investigation, respectively. The Wave 5 follow-up took place in five staged cohorts 59-97 months after the investigation. The NSCAW Research Group has made available a slide presentation entitled: "../presentations/Overview_of_NSCAW_I_and_II.pdf" National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well-Being: Overview of NSCAW and NSCAW II, and Main Findings." (PDF) NDACAN's dedicated ../user-support/user-support-nscaw.NSCAW User Support page contains a video and several documents to assist researchers with these data.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006642
title: Authoritarian Governments and the Corrosion of the Social Protection Network in Brazil

description: Abstract What are the impacts of the austerity reforms on the social protection network and the legacy of Social Security, enshrined in the 1988 Constitution of Brazil? The hypothesis of this article is that Brazil’s recent political economy demonstrates the antinomy between financial capitalism and representative mass democracy, which results in the corrosion of social protection policies and the regulation of capital/labor relations. The political economy is immunized against democratic grassroots pressure in a clear dispute over public funds and the growing commodification and deregulation of lucrative private activities in the social protection arena. This movement is favored by the existence of a political and electoral system that perpetuates the various conservative elites in a reactionary coalition that hinders the progress achieved in the expansion of citizenship and economic, cultural and social rights. Through national and international studies, as well as the analysis of political measures, we seek to justify this hypothesis.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006642.v1
title: Authoritarian Governments and the Corrosion of the Social Protection Network in Brazil

description: Abstract What are the impacts of the austerity reforms on the social protection network and the legacy of Social Security, enshrined in the 1988 Constitution of Brazil? The hypothesis of this article is that Brazil’s recent political economy demonstrates the antinomy between financial capitalism and representative mass democracy, which results in the corrosion of social protection policies and the regulation of capital/labor relations. The political economy is immunized against democratic grassroots pressure in a clear dispute over public funds and the growing commodification and deregulation of lucrative private activities in the social protection arena. This movement is favored by the existence of a political and electoral system that perpetuates the various conservative elites in a reactionary coalition that hinders the progress achieved in the expansion of citizenship and economic, cultural and social rights. Through national and international studies, as well as the analysis of political measures, we seek to justify this hypothesis.
DOI: 10.17632/yzvzn32bmy.1
title: LINF_280028700

description: Mannosyl oligosaccharide glucosidase
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006645
title: Indigenous Political and Intellectual Elite in Ecuador: Notes on its formation in Western modernity

description: Abstract This article synthesizes the discussion of some actors about the formation and transformation of political elites in Ecuador and the emancipatory rise of an indigenous political elite in this country. The main objective was to understand the formation of a political and intellectual political elite in Ecuador. It is a predominantly theoretical study based on a bibliographic review and consultation of government documents and journals. The methodology used a bibliographic review and systematization of concepts for the field observation conducted during a doctoral fellowship in Ecuador in 2016. The article presents the theme and the context in which the process takes place; the formation and maintenance of elites; and discusses the formation of an indigenous political and intellectual elite in Ecuador, verifying how indigenous political and social movements appear in the national situation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006645.v1
title: Indigenous Political and Intellectual Elite in Ecuador: Notes on its formation in Western modernity

description: Abstract This article synthesizes the discussion of some actors about the formation and transformation of political elites in Ecuador and the emancipatory rise of an indigenous political elite in this country. The main objective was to understand the formation of a political and intellectual political elite in Ecuador. It is a predominantly theoretical study based on a bibliographic review and consultation of government documents and journals. The methodology used a bibliographic review and systematization of concepts for the field observation conducted during a doctoral fellowship in Ecuador in 2016. The article presents the theme and the context in which the process takes place; the formation and maintenance of elites; and discusses the formation of an indigenous political and intellectual elite in Ecuador, verifying how indigenous political and social movements appear in the national situation.
DOI: 10.17632/s8x7nsjrgx.1
title: Data for second-level health care units in Mexico 2020

description: This file contains the data used to create the instances used in the following project: Maximal covering location problem with partial coverage for second-level health care services.
This problem is applied to the Mexican Healthcare system. The information contains the location of second-level public health care units of the following institutions: SSA, IMSS, IMSS-Bienestar, and ISSSTE. 
Four second-level services are studied: gynecology, pediatric, internal medicine, trauma care, and orthopedic services. Demand points (localities) of Mexico and demand for these services are also identified.  
This information was obtained from Mexico Population and Housing Census Census 2020.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006647.v1
title: Hegemony and Social Policies in Brazil: Contributions to the debate about mandatory budget allotments

description: Abstract The purpose of this article is to reveal how mandatory budget allotments for social policies facilitate or impede attending the interests of the bourgeoisie and its fractions, highlighting as an example the differences between educational policy, for which there are mandatory spending requirements, and housing policy, which does not have this obligation. To do so, it looks at the presumptions in relation to the state and its role in guaranteeing the conditions of production and maintenance of bourgeois hegemony, especially through the use of allocation of government funds to distinct factions of the bourgeoisie. The article then presents different visions about the budget ties and financing of social policies and then presents systematized data based on the government budget and Statements on Tax Spending (fiscal exemptions) from 2003 until 2015, to reveal the space for the reproduction of capital in educational and housing policies, even if with differences in degree due to mandatory budget allocations or not.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006647
title: Hegemony and Social Policies in Brazil: Contributions to the debate about mandatory budget allotments

description: Abstract The purpose of this article is to reveal how mandatory budget allotments for social policies facilitate or impede attending the interests of the bourgeoisie and its fractions, highlighting as an example the differences between educational policy, for which there are mandatory spending requirements, and housing policy, which does not have this obligation. To do so, it looks at the presumptions in relation to the state and its role in guaranteeing the conditions of production and maintenance of bourgeois hegemony, especially through the use of allocation of government funds to distinct factions of the bourgeoisie. The article then presents different visions about the budget ties and financing of social policies and then presents systematized data based on the government budget and Statements on Tax Spending (fiscal exemptions) from 2003 until 2015, to reveal the space for the reproduction of capital in educational and housing policies, even if with differences in degree due to mandatory budget allocations or not.
DOI: 10.17632/pgv7xywj5z.1
title: Western blots for Neuregulin 4 suppresses NASH-related liver cancer by restraining tumor-prone liver microenvironment

description: Western blots used in the study entitled as "Neuregulin 4 suppresses NASH-related liver cancer by restraining tumor-prone liver microenvironment" submitted to Cell Metabolism
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006656
title: Professional Identity: Social representations of Chilean social workers in times of the dictatorship

description: Abstract This article examines the social representations of Chilean social workers who worked professionally in human rights organizations during Chile’s civilian-military dictatorship. It specifically analyzes the central components in the construction of their professional identity. The study is qualitative and its data production strategy involves thematic life histories. The main findings indicate that the central components in the construction of the professional identity are professional education, ethics and professional activity conditioned by the socio-historic context. The article reveals a social representation of social work committed to the defense of human rights as a specific element, in which the empowerment of the popular subjects was a main characteristic of the working culture of the social workers interviewed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006656.v1
title: Professional Identity: Social representations of Chilean social workers in times of the dictatorship

description: Abstract This article examines the social representations of Chilean social workers who worked professionally in human rights organizations during Chile’s civilian-military dictatorship. It specifically analyzes the central components in the construction of their professional identity. The study is qualitative and its data production strategy involves thematic life histories. The main findings indicate that the central components in the construction of the professional identity are professional education, ethics and professional activity conditioned by the socio-historic context. The article reveals a social representation of social work committed to the defense of human rights as a specific element, in which the empowerment of the popular subjects was a main characteristic of the working culture of the social workers interviewed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006657.v1
title: Expansion of Public Colleges of Social Work from 2003 to 2016: Challenges for professional education

description: Abstract The article analyzes data referring to public colleges of social work created between 2003 and 2016, gathered from the e-MEC system of Brazil’s Ministry of Education. The data refer to the periods and sub-periods of creation of the schools, their administrative categories, academic organization, region and geographic locations. The results indicate that in the period analyzed (2003 to 2016) more than half of the currently existing public schools of Social Work were created, with a significant impact on public education. The private sector also grew expressively in this period, indicating a strong commodification of Brazilian higher education and a significant use of the modality of distance education as a strategy to expand profits. Based on various studies in the field of education, an expansion of the precariousness of the public sector is also found. Thus, a need is indicated for studies that analyze education in these courses, problematizing their limits and potential, to strengthen universal, quality and secular public education that is free of charge.