Right to health intertwines with right to the city: guaranteed access to healthy urban spaces reduces inequities among the population, so that disadvantaged groups can also enjoy positive urbanization effects. In this sense, interconnection between right to the city and right to health promotes equity. This article seeks to explore the interconnection between right to the city and right to health on the basis of an integrative review guided by the question 'What knowledge about right to the city and right to health has been produced in the light of equity?' For this purpose, we analyzed evidence available in the literature indexed in PubMed/Medline, Lilacs, and SciELO between 1986 and 2016. Over this three-decade span, we identified the presence of different degrees of right to the city and right to health in the formulation of policies and in social movement agendas. Formulations regarding population growth moved away from the rights agenda, but in a later phase of democratic consolidation, the fight for rights to health re-emerged. In a third moment of the political visibility of excluded geographical spaces and multiple identity agendas, the struggle to ensure everyone's right to the city came on strong in the game.

Health Promotion observations of patients from a Rehabilitation Center in rural São

The aerobiology can play a key role in protecting the rice crop since many fungi can cause serious damage to agricultural areas. In this way, the ideal time to implement different security measures can be identified. To determine the presence of potentially pathogenic fungi in the air of the rice agroecosystem, a weekly monitoring of viable fungi was carried out using a volumetric sampler. Collected fungi were quantified, isolated, and identified based on their morphological characteristics. The results obtained demonstrated that the annual average concentration of filamentous fungi in the atmosphere of rice agroecosystem studied was 1,225 cfu m -3 levels ranging between 115 cfu m -3 (April) and 2,865 cfu m -3 (August). Pyricularia grisea was detected in the air for 5 months, since the second week of June until the first week of October, and highest average concentration (25 cfu m -3 ) was observed in August. Of the meteorological factors evaluated, temperature and relative air humidity influence the concentration of propagules of P. grisea in the air. Besides, other fungi were detected such as Curvularia, Bipolaris, Alternaria, and Cercospora, all with relevance to rice cultivation. This is the first characterization of aeromycological biodiversity in the studied region.

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La gestión de la calidad es una necesidad y oportunidad en las Instituciones de Educación Superior para responder con eficiencia y eficacia a las demandas de la sociedad; por ello los procesos universitarios deben actualizar sus mecanismos de gestión. El presente trabajo persigue como objetivo, desarrollar un sistema de gestión de la calidad del proceso de extensión universitaria en la Universidad de La Habana, para lo cual se empleó una investigación mixta concurrente. Se obtuvo un sistema de gestión de la calidad del proceso extensionista en la Universidad de La Habana, el cual consta de siete etapas (Fundamentación, Diseño estratégico, Diseño de procesos, Diseño evaluativo, Diseño integrado, Implementación y evaluación), que es contextualizado, flexible, democrático, entendible y operativo. Los usuarios manifestaron satisfacción y reconocimiento de la efectividad y utilidad de la propuesta una vez implementada.