The family perspectives reveal what they think and feel about diabetes mellitus. It is important to note their lack of support and the content of their expressions due to lack of knowledge of the disease. Their discourses are critical, mythical, and with false beliefs of the fear of being future carriers of the disease. They feel sorry for the patient but they resist taking care of them, and do not want a life with diabetes. The family is the closest support for patients and an invaluable human resource for health services.

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SummaryObjective: To determine the presence of Burnout Syndrome and its relation to family functioning in the medical and infirmary personnel of the medical specialty center in Tabasco, ISSET. Method: An observationa, transversal and analytical study was done. It was used a Malach Burnout Inventory questionnaire of 22 items and the FF-SIL with 14 items. The universe of study were about 458 health care workers, the sample was of n=201. The package SPSS model 18.0, descriptive and inferential statistic, expressed in tables and graphs.

Objective: To describe the geographical distribution of dengue fever cases in fl ooded areas of Villahermosa, Tabasco, in 2010. Methods: Cross-sectional, descriptive study. Universe: Colonies with antecedents of fl ooding during the inundation of the State, located in Villahermosa, Tabasco: Gaviotas Norte, Gaviotas Sur, La Manga 1 th Section, La Manga 2 nd Section and La Manga 3 th Section. Convenience sample without randomization. Variables: location, dengue fever case. Analysis: descriptive statistic. Software: SPSS version 11.0. Results: 540 individuals were included. The distribution was: Gaviotas Norte, 36.1%; Gaviotas Sur, 24.8%; La Manga 1 th Section, 13.8%; La Manga 2 nd Section, 13.2%; and La Manga 3 th Section, 12.1%. We found three cases with positive serology of IgG (0.6%) and fi ve cases of positive IgM (0.9%). The geographical distribution was associated with the proximity to two water bodies: Rio Grijalva and Laguna El Encanto. Conclusions: It is necessary to reinforce preventive interventions in the proximity of bodies of fresh water.

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