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Resumen El objetivo de esta investigación fue identificar la relación existente entre el síndrome de burnout y las condiciones de riesgo psicosocial intralaboral en profesionales del área social. En relación con la metodología, se realizó un diseño no experimental de corte transversal de alcance correlacional, para una muestra no probabilística de 76 profesionales. El plan de análisis de datos se desarrolló a partir de un modelo de ecuaciones estructurales. Los resultados indicaron que existieron relaciones significativas entre las demandas de trabajo, el control sobre el trabajo y las recompensas con el dominio de desgaste emocional, así como entre las demandas de trabajo y el dominio de despersonalización en el síndrome de burnout. Estas relaciones, al ser significativas, aportan al modelo de ecuaciones estructurales donde se logra establecer que existe una relación entre las variables de estudio y que el riesgo psicosocial intralaboral explica el burnout en un 47.8 %. Este porcentaje es conducente con la importancia de las variables de los modelos teóricos de estrés y estrés crónico (desequilibrio esfuerzo-recompensa, demanda, control y apoyo social y desgaste emocional).
Abstract The objective of this research was to identify the relationship between burnout syndrome and psychosocial risk conditions within the workplace in social professionals. Concerning the methodology, a non‑experimental cross‑sectional design of correlational scope was carried out for a non‑probabilistic sample of 76 professionals. The data analysis plan was developed from a structural equations model. The results indicated that there were significant relationships between work demands, control over work, and rewards with the emotional burnout domain, as well as between work demands and the depersonalization domain in the burnout syndrome. These relationships, being significant, contribute to the structural equations model where it is possible to establish, in the first place, that there is a relationship between the study variables, and that psychosocial risk within the workplace explains burnout in 47.8%. This percentage is consistent with the importance of the variables of the theoretical models of stress and chronic stress (effort‑reward imbalance, demand, control and social support, and emotional exhaustion).
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Se realizó un estudio descriptivo y transversal de 89 pacientes fallecidos en el Hospital Provincial Docente Dr Joaquín Castillo Duany de Santiago de Cuba, en los meses de septiembre a noviembre de 2016, con el objetivo de identificar algunos elementos biológicos y epidemiológicos presentes al momento de la muerte, así como la variabilidad en la coincidencia diagnóstica clínico-patológica. En la serie las defunciones fueron más frecuentes en las mujeres (55,0 por ciento), mientras la hipertensión arterial resultó la condición de riesgo predominante (56,0 por ciento) y la bronconeumonía la principal causa de mortalidad hospitalaria. Se observó un mayor número de muertes en los servicios clínicos (87,0 por ciento), pero la coincidencia en los diagnósticos clínico-patológicos fue más aceptable en las especialidades quirúrgicas. Finalmente, pudieron identificarse algunas condiciones de riesgo al momento de los decesos, así como diferencias diagnósticas en relación con las causas directas de muerte, que mostraron valores superiores a lo esperado, por lo cual se sugirió la revisión de determinados procesos asistenciales en dicha institución hospitalaria
A descriptive and cross-sectional study of 89 patients, who died in Dr Joaquín Castillo Duany Teaching Provincial Hospital, was carried out in Santiago de Cuba from September to November, 2016, aimed at identifying some biological and epidemiological elements present at the moment of death, as well as the variability in the clinical-pathological diagnostic coincidence. In the series, deaths were more frequent in women (55.0 percent), while hypertension was the predominant risk condition (56.0 percent) and bronchopneumonia the main cause of hospital mortality. A higher number of deaths was observed in the clinical services (87.0 percent), but the coincidence in the clinical-pathological diagnoses was more acceptable in the surgical specialties. Finally, some risk conditions could be identified at the moment of deaths, as well as diagnostic differences related to the direct causes of death that showed values higher than expected, reason why the review of certain assistance processes in this hospital institution was suggested
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INTRODUCTION: The aim of the present study was to identify the presence of Leishmania (Leishmania) chagasi infection in dogs in the City of Palmas, Tocantins, Brazil, using the PCR technique to list the hot spots of infected dogs in the city and associate their occurrence to significant environmental changes at capture sites. METHODS: DNA was extracted from blood of dogs, and the PCR were performed with primers RV1/RV2. After screening the population studied, the regions of the city that had the highest occurrence of canine infection were detected. These sites were visited, and ecological parameters denoting anthropogenic disturbance were evaluated. RESULTS: Some important features were listed in the regions visited, such as low urbanization, lack of public collection of sewage, limited garbage collection, vacant lots with tall vegetation, decaying organic matter, and, most importantly, the occurrence of stray dogs and poultry in homes. CONCLUSIONS: The methodology for screening the population was very efficient, especially in evaluating a large number of individuals in a short time, with a high degree of automation. The results indicate an association between the observed parameters and the occurrence of infection in dogs. The model presented in the city is ideal for studies of disease progression and expansion and for the evaluation of control measures adopted for canine VL.
INTRODUÇÃO: O estudo foi realizado com o objetivo de identificar, através da PCR, a presença da infecção por Leishmania (Leishmania) chagasi em cães no município de Palmas, no Estado do Tocantins, Brasil, de modo a elencar os hot spots de cães infectados no município e associar sua ocorrência a alterações ambientais marcantes nos locais de captura. MÉTODOS: O DNA foi extraído do sangue dos cães e as reações de PCR foram realizadas com os primers RV1/RV2. Após o screening da população estudada, foram detectadas as regiões do município que apresentavam as maiores ocorrências da infecção canina. Esses locais foram visitados, e parâmetros de distúrbio ecológico com origem antrópica foram avaliados. RESULTADOS: Algumas características importantes foram constantes entre as regiões visitadas, entre elas a baixa urbanização, inexistência de coleta pública de esgoto, coleta publica de lixo pouco abrangente, lotes vagos com vegetação alta, e matéria orgânica em decomposição, com destaque para criação de cães soltos, e aves nas residências. CONCLUSÕES: A metodologia adotada para screening da população se mostrou bastante eficiente, sobretudo na avaliação de um grande número de indivíduos em tempo reduzido, com alto grau de automatização. Os resultados apresentados indicam associação entre os parâmetros observados e a ocorrência da infecção em cães. O modelo apresentado no município é ideal para estudos do desenvolvimento da doença, bem como sua expansão, além da avaliação das medidas de controle adotadas para a leishmaniose visceral canina.