cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14270359
title: Medium-complexity hospitals in the Emergency Care Network: what does their production reveal?

description: ABSTRACT The objective of this study aimed to analyze the performance of two general public hospitals of medium complexity in the Attention to Emergency Care Network of a health region, according to hospital production data. A cross-sectional, descriptive and quantitative study was carried out, with secondary data for the period from January 2016 to June 2017, obtained from hospitals, municipal audit service, Hospital Information System of the Unified Health System and Brazilian National Registry of Healthcare Establishments. It was evidenced that 96.2% and 97.4% of the attendances at hospital A and B, respectively, were from citizens; the average of 70.8% of the attendances in both hospitals was not regulated, being 72.3% and 65.2% for hospital A and B, respectively, with access by spontaneous search. A low number of emergency heal care that evolve to hospitalization was identified; Primary Care Sensitive Conditions represented an average, in both hospitals, of 39.3% (17%-20% of hospitalization expenses). Although constituting regional references, these hospitals showed low performance in emergency care to users from other municipalities, revealing the need to expand access to health services, especially local, and seeking the qualification of regional regulatory and communicative mechanisms to qualify access to the studied hospitals.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14270910
title: Use of hydrogeophysical data to determine the role of faults in the geometry of the Barreiras Aquifer, Brazil

description: Abstract Characterizing the geometry of an aquifer is fundamental for determining the locations of more productive wells. Commonly, flow and hydraulic parameters, such as transmissivity, are related to the thickness of the aquifer, which emphasizes the importance of regional hydrogeophysical characterization. Shuttle radar imagery, well profiles and geoelectric models (thickness x resistivity) from sixteen soundings were used to identify Neogene faults in the Barreiras Aquifer in the Catu River basin, northeastern Brazil. The joint analysis of the geomorphological data enabled the development of a synthesis map characterizing morphotectonic alignments that are mainly N50º-60ºE and N40º-60ºW trending. A number of these alignments were interpreted as faults based on 10 to 44 throws that were identified in the hydrogeophysical cross-sections. The highest values were located in the northeastern portion of the area, suggesting the direct association between saturated thickness and Neogene faults. Additionally, the geoelectric and hydraulic head data of the aquifer allowed the identification of the most promising sites for future water exploitation in the northeastern portion of the study area with transverse resistances equal to or greater than 40,000 Ohm.m. The geometry and transmissivity of the Barreiras Aquifer indicate that porous aquifers in structural highs could be controlled by faults.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11452641
title: KNOWLEDGE DECLARED BY PARALYMPIC BOCCIA COACHES FOR PROFESSIONAL INTERVENTION

description: ABSTRACT The aim of this study was to analyze Paralympic Boccia coaches’ knowledge. A multiple case study was conducted with four coaches from Santa Catarina state of recognized competence in Boccia coaching. Data were obtained by a semistructured interview, and the analyzed using Content Analysis technique. The findings showed that coaches valued a set of knowledge for their coaching, highlighted a professional knowledge about the athletes’ characteristics, theirs medicines and, equipment’s functionality for each athlete. These coaches mentioned an interpersonal knowledge to establish relationships with staffs, auxiliaries, athletes’ parents and other professional in the sport context. Furthmore, was also indicated by the coaches an intrapersonal knowledge to assume roles as a friend, psychologist and, athletes’ family. The evidences addressed that knowledge domains valued by the Paralympic Boccia coaches is linked to athletes’ high level disability.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14270910.v1
title: Use of hydrogeophysical data to determine the role of faults in the geometry of the Barreiras Aquifer, Brazil

description: Abstract Characterizing the geometry of an aquifer is fundamental for determining the locations of more productive wells. Commonly, flow and hydraulic parameters, such as transmissivity, are related to the thickness of the aquifer, which emphasizes the importance of regional hydrogeophysical characterization. Shuttle radar imagery, well profiles and geoelectric models (thickness x resistivity) from sixteen soundings were used to identify Neogene faults in the Barreiras Aquifer in the Catu River basin, northeastern Brazil. The joint analysis of the geomorphological data enabled the development of a synthesis map characterizing morphotectonic alignments that are mainly N50º-60ºE and N40º-60ºW trending. A number of these alignments were interpreted as faults based on 10 to 44 throws that were identified in the hydrogeophysical cross-sections. The highest values were located in the northeastern portion of the area, suggesting the direct association between saturated thickness and Neogene faults. Additionally, the geoelectric and hydraulic head data of the aquifer allowed the identification of the most promising sites for future water exploitation in the northeastern portion of the study area with transverse resistances equal to or greater than 40,000 Ohm.m. The geometry and transmissivity of the Barreiras Aquifer indicate that porous aquifers in structural highs could be controlled by faults.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11452641.v1
title: KNOWLEDGE DECLARED BY PARALYMPIC BOCCIA COACHES FOR PROFESSIONAL INTERVENTION

description: ABSTRACT The aim of this study was to analyze Paralympic Boccia coaches’ knowledge. A multiple case study was conducted with four coaches from Santa Catarina state of recognized competence in Boccia coaching. Data were obtained by a semistructured interview, and the analyzed using Content Analysis technique. The findings showed that coaches valued a set of knowledge for their coaching, highlighted a professional knowledge about the athletes’ characteristics, theirs medicines and, equipment’s functionality for each athlete. These coaches mentioned an interpersonal knowledge to establish relationships with staffs, auxiliaries, athletes’ parents and other professional in the sport context. Furthmore, was also indicated by the coaches an intrapersonal knowledge to assume roles as a friend, psychologist and, athletes’ family. The evidences addressed that knowledge domains valued by the Paralympic Boccia coaches is linked to athletes’ high level disability.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11452917
title: INFLUENCE OF ROLLING RESISTANCE ON SPEED PERFORMANCE IN WHEELCHAIR RUGBY, REGARDLESS OF FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION

description: ABSTRACT Our objective was to verify the associations between speed performance and wheelchair rolling resistance (RRES) in paralympic rugby athletes. Thus, 16 athletes were evaluated at the training sites of the teams. Weights of subjects and wheelchairs were collected, RRES was evaluated by a field procedure and a speed by the 20-meter sprint test. Data were analyzed using Pearson's correlation procedure, partial correlation and simple linear regression. The results showed that there is a negative and significant correlation between RRES, 20-meter sprint test (r = -.825, p
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14272256
title: The results of ecotourism policies in protected areas in Brazil and Canada

description: Abstract Purpose of topic: Policies and definitions of ecotourism address, basically, three aspects: environmental conservation, environmental awareness of visitors, and involvement of local communities. From that approach, the objective of this study is to analyze the results of public policies for public use development in protected areas. Methodology and approach: Through case study methodology we analyzed two protected areas, Alto Ribeira Tourist State Park (PETAR), located in the State of Sao Paulo, in Brazil, and Strathcona Provincial Park, situated in the province of British Columbia, Canada. The multiple case study was based on two sources of evidence, the identified public policies documents, and interviews with the various stakeholders: government, local community, and visitors. The analysis of documents and interviews was performed through content analysis. The public policies were discussed within the conceptual and legal frameworks for protected areas and public use in both countries. Among the key findings, we observe that public policies focus on more permissive activities, as in the Canadian case, or on its restriction, like in Brazil, is not the most significant aspect for the conservation of the environment. Originality of the document: The outsourcing policy, already adopted by British Columbia and beginning to be implemented in São Paulo, has impacted more directly the three analyzed aspects.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11452647
title: BODY COMBAT™ CLASSIC MUSIC IMPROVES ADOLESCENT'S STATE OF MIND

description: ABSTRACT We analysed the effect classes without music and the Music Body Combat ™ programme on the moods of 29 teenagers, 18 females and 11 males, aged 12-15 years. We used a questionnaire listing of “Lista de Estados de Ânimo-Reduzida e Ilustrada” (List of Illustrated-Lowered States) (LEA-IR) consisting of 14 adjectives (7 positive variables and 7 negative) applied before and after the body classes combat ™ in the first week without music, and in the second week with music. We used the Shapiro-Wilk test and ꭓ² McNemar test to verify the association of the variables at significance p &lt;0.05, that is, 10%, 5% and 1%, confidence interval 90, 95 and 99%, respectively. There was an increase in positive feelings after class with music: "happy/joyful" (p=0.0001), "spiritual" (p&lt;0.001), "active/energy" (p=0.0263), "light" (p&lt;0.001 ). The variables for negative feelings decreased: "Sad" (p=0.0008), "unpleasant" (p=0.0013), "shy" (p=0.0001) and "scared" (p=0.0001). The “tired” adjective increased in class without music (p=0.0020) and with music (p=0.0001). It was found that the Music Body Combat ™ programme significantly increased positive feelings and reduced the negative, and was a motivational to adolescents to join the exercise.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11452647.v1
title: BODY COMBAT™ CLASSIC MUSIC IMPROVES ADOLESCENT'S STATE OF MIND

description: ABSTRACT We analysed the effect classes without music and the Music Body Combat ™ programme on the moods of 29 teenagers, 18 females and 11 males, aged 12-15 years. We used a questionnaire listing of “Lista de Estados de Ânimo-Reduzida e Ilustrada” (List of Illustrated-Lowered States) (LEA-IR) consisting of 14 adjectives (7 positive variables and 7 negative) applied before and after the body classes combat ™ in the first week without music, and in the second week with music. We used the Shapiro-Wilk test and ꭓ² McNemar test to verify the association of the variables at significance p &lt;0.05, that is, 10%, 5% and 1%, confidence interval 90, 95 and 99%, respectively. There was an increase in positive feelings after class with music: "happy/joyful" (p=0.0001), "spiritual" (p&lt;0.001), "active/energy" (p=0.0263), "light" (p&lt;0.001 ). The variables for negative feelings decreased: "Sad" (p=0.0008), "unpleasant" (p=0.0013), "shy" (p=0.0001) and "scared" (p=0.0001). The “tired” adjective increased in class without music (p=0.0020) and with music (p=0.0001). It was found that the Music Body Combat ™ programme significantly increased positive feelings and reduced the negative, and was a motivational to adolescents to join the exercise.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11452917.v1
title: INFLUENCE OF ROLLING RESISTANCE ON SPEED PERFORMANCE IN WHEELCHAIR RUGBY, REGARDLESS OF FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION

description: ABSTRACT Our objective was to verify the associations between speed performance and wheelchair rolling resistance (RRES) in paralympic rugby athletes. Thus, 16 athletes were evaluated at the training sites of the teams. Weights of subjects and wheelchairs were collected, RRES was evaluated by a field procedure and a speed by the 20-meter sprint test. Data were analyzed using Pearson's correlation procedure, partial correlation and simple linear regression. The results showed that there is a negative and significant correlation between RRES, 20-meter sprint test (r = -.825, p
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14272256.v1
title: The results of ecotourism policies in protected areas in Brazil and Canada

description: Abstract Purpose of topic: Policies and definitions of ecotourism address, basically, three aspects: environmental conservation, environmental awareness of visitors, and involvement of local communities. From that approach, the objective of this study is to analyze the results of public policies for public use development in protected areas. Methodology and approach: Through case study methodology we analyzed two protected areas, Alto Ribeira Tourist State Park (PETAR), located in the State of Sao Paulo, in Brazil, and Strathcona Provincial Park, situated in the province of British Columbia, Canada. The multiple case study was based on two sources of evidence, the identified public policies documents, and interviews with the various stakeholders: government, local community, and visitors. The analysis of documents and interviews was performed through content analysis. The public policies were discussed within the conceptual and legal frameworks for protected areas and public use in both countries. Among the key findings, we observe that public policies focus on more permissive activities, as in the Canadian case, or on its restriction, like in Brazil, is not the most significant aspect for the conservation of the environment. Originality of the document: The outsourcing policy, already adopted by British Columbia and beginning to be implemented in São Paulo, has impacted more directly the three analyzed aspects.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11452083.v1
title: EFFECTS OF CHRONIC SUPPLEMENTATION OF AÇAÍ ON THE MUSCLE DAMAGE IN TRACK RUNNERS

description: ABSTRACT Aerobic physical exercise increases the volume of oxygen consumed and, consequently, of reactive oxygen species. The accumulation of these culminates in oxidative stress and susceptibility to muscle damage. Açaí berry contains high concentrations of antioxidants, responsible for reducing oxidative stress. This study aimed to evaluate the effect of chronic consumption of açaí on the muscular damage of street runners. Fourteen male runners were randomly divided into açaí berry (200g daily) or control groups for 25 days. They were evaluated in the pre (M1) and post-intervention period (M2), muscle damage marker (CK) at rest, immediately and 24h post-run, subjective effort perception (PSE) and anthropometry. In M1, there were significant increases of CK after exercise (0h and 24h) in both groups, with no difference between them. After the intervention, a significant reduction of CK 24h was observed in the group that received açaí berry, in relation to M1, demonstrating that chronic consumption of açaí berry prevented muscle damage. There was no significant difference between the anthropometric data and the PSE between the two moments and groups. It was concluded that açaí berry supplementation significantly reduced the CK of street runners in 10km test, however, without altering the PSE and body composition.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11452083
title: EFFECTS OF CHRONIC SUPPLEMENTATION OF AÇAÍ ON THE MUSCLE DAMAGE IN TRACK RUNNERS

description: ABSTRACT Aerobic physical exercise increases the volume of oxygen consumed and, consequently, of reactive oxygen species. The accumulation of these culminates in oxidative stress and susceptibility to muscle damage. Açaí berry contains high concentrations of antioxidants, responsible for reducing oxidative stress. This study aimed to evaluate the effect of chronic consumption of açaí on the muscular damage of street runners. Fourteen male runners were randomly divided into açaí berry (200g daily) or control groups for 25 days. They were evaluated in the pre (M1) and post-intervention period (M2), muscle damage marker (CK) at rest, immediately and 24h post-run, subjective effort perception (PSE) and anthropometry. In M1, there were significant increases of CK after exercise (0h and 24h) in both groups, with no difference between them. After the intervention, a significant reduction of CK 24h was observed in the group that received açaí berry, in relation to M1, demonstrating that chronic consumption of açaí berry prevented muscle damage. There was no significant difference between the anthropometric data and the PSE between the two moments and groups. It was concluded that açaí berry supplementation significantly reduced the CK of street runners in 10km test, however, without altering the PSE and body composition.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14272257
title: Reception in Primary Health Care: an integrative review

description: The present study aims to analyze the knowledge produced about the reception in the Primary Health Care, in the last eight years. It is about an integrative review, also related to the reception within the Family Health Strategy. It can be stated that the reception process is not yet fully systematized in the models of health care, and this may be a justification for the difficulties presented by both professionals and users. There are necessary studies with new approaches or strategies for the systematizing of the reception in units of Primary Health Care, and verify if these actually have an impact on the quality of services and in the users satisfaction.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14272257.v1
title: Reception in Primary Health Care: an integrative review

description: The present study aims to analyze the knowledge produced about the reception in the Primary Health Care, in the last eight years. It is about an integrative review, also related to the reception within the Family Health Strategy. It can be stated that the reception process is not yet fully systematized in the models of health care, and this may be a justification for the difficulties presented by both professionals and users. There are necessary studies with new approaches or strategies for the systematizing of the reception in units of Primary Health Care, and verify if these actually have an impact on the quality of services and in the users satisfaction.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7513097
title: Teaching Bioethics in medical Schools in Latin America

description: Abstract The proper exercise of medicine requires that the medical professional recognizes the patient as a biopsychosocial being and, for that, it becomes indispensable to improve the professional’s training in ethics and bioethics. This research was based on a comparative analysis of the ethics and bioethics discipline offered in medical schools in Brazil, Latin America and the Caribbean, considering the following variables: total hours of study, hours allocated to subjects, thematic content and if the discipline is offered as an isolated discipline, or transversally throughout the course. In summary, we obtained as a result that the workload assigned to ethics and bioethics teaching, when compared to the total course workload, was very small and presented a clear tendency to be offered in a single discipline preferably allocated in the pre-clinical training period of academic education.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14272259.v1
title: Apatite multi-generations in the Três Estradas Carbonatite, Southern Brazil: physical and chemistry meaning and implications to phosphate ore quality

description: Abstract Carbonatites were recently discovered in Southern Brazil, which increased the interest to evaluate the economic potential of these uncommon rocks, especially the Três Estradas Carbonatite. Carbonates are the dominant minerals of fresh rock followed by apatite, but the weathering process makes apatite abundant. We focused on apatite from the carbonatite using conventional petrography and electronic microscopy associated with microprobe, micro-Raman and Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy. Results demonstrate the existence of four types. The primary type is associated with the rock crystallization and the subsequent three others are associated with weathering processes. The alteration mechanism was favorable for initial carbonate leaching and subsequent increase of phosphate with late precipitation of three new apatite generations. The deduced model involves long exposure during polycyclic climate changes, intercalating periods of warm dry with humid climate. The apatite types differ chemically and morphologically and have distinctive characteristics that are suitable to be used to differentiate them. These properties should be considered in future planes of industrial processes to transform apatite into single superphosphate, a basic input for fertilizer production.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7513097.v1
title: Teaching Bioethics in medical Schools in Latin America

description: Abstract The proper exercise of medicine requires that the medical professional recognizes the patient as a biopsychosocial being and, for that, it becomes indispensable to improve the professional’s training in ethics and bioethics. This research was based on a comparative analysis of the ethics and bioethics discipline offered in medical schools in Brazil, Latin America and the Caribbean, considering the following variables: total hours of study, hours allocated to subjects, thematic content and if the discipline is offered as an isolated discipline, or transversally throughout the course. In summary, we obtained as a result that the workload assigned to ethics and bioethics teaching, when compared to the total course workload, was very small and presented a clear tendency to be offered in a single discipline preferably allocated in the pre-clinical training period of academic education.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.8031044
title: Metropolitan restructuring and real estate dynamics: recent transformations in the Venda Nova Administrative Region of Belo Horizonte – State of Minas Gerais

description: Abstract This study aims to evaluate the recent economic and spatial restructuring process implemented by the government in the North Section of the Metropolitan Region of Belo Horizonte and its influence on the real estate dynamics of the Venda Nova Administrative Region (VNAR). The strategic restructuring aims to diversify the industrial base of the region by attracting investments and creating technopoles. The purpose is to achieve greater integration and competitiveness of municipalities in the national and global scenarios. The study showed that interventions performed by the government include large public works of infrastructure and services support, influencing decisively the spatial transformation of VNAR, in Belo Horizonte, through an intense real estate appreciation and the gentrification of the space.