Adherencia al control nutricional en varones con patologías crónicas

P, Claudia Troncoso; C, Natalia Contreras; C, Solange González

doi:10.4067/s0717-75182016000100002

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“…In the meantime, we can obtain indirect constraints on the gas content of galaxies by using the empirical relation between SFR density and gas density. This approach has been used extensively by inverting the Schmidt-Kennicutt relation (Kennicutt 1998b, hereafter the KS-relation), which relates the SFR surface density to the combined atomic and molecular hydrogen surface density (e.g., Erb et al 2006;Mannucci et al 2009;Troncoso et al 2013). Popping et al (2012) were the first to use an inverted molecular-gas-based SF law in combination with a recipe to separate atomic from molecular hydrogen (Blitz & Rosolowsky 2006) to estimate the total cold gas and molecular gas content of galaxies.…”

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The inferred evolution of the cold gas properties of CANDELS galaxies at 0.5 <z< 3.0

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Caputi

Trager

et al. 2015

Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.

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We derive the total cold gas, atomic hydrogen, and molecular gas masses of approximately 24 000 galaxies covering four decades in stellar mass at redshifts 0.5 < z < 3.0, taken from the CANDELS survey. Our inferences are based on the inversion of a molecular hydrogen based star formation law, coupled with a prescription to separate atomic and molecular gas. We find that: 1) there is an increasing trend between the inferred cold gas (H I and H 2 ), H I, and H 2 mass and the stellar mass of galaxies down to stellar masses of 10 8 M already in place at z = 3; 2) the molecular fractions of cold gas increase with increasing stellar mass and look-back time; 3) there is hardly any evolution in the mean H I content of galaxies at fixed stellar mass; 4) the cold gas fraction and relative amount of molecular hydrogen in galaxies decrease at a relatively constant rate with time, independent of stellar mass; 5) there is a large population of low-stellar mass galaxies dominated by atomic gas. These galaxies are very gas rich, but only a minor fraction of their gas is molecular; 6) the ratio between star-formation rate (SFR) and inferred total cold gas mass (H I + H 2 ) of galaxies (i.e., star-formation efficiency; SFE) increases with star-formation at fixed stellar masses. Due to its simplicity, the presented approach is valuable to assess the impact of selection biases on small samples of directly-observed gas masses and to extend scaling relations down to stellar mass ranges and redshifts that are currently difficult to probe with direct measurements of gas content.

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The inferred evolution of the cold gas properties of CANDELS galaxies at 0.5 <z< 3.0

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Caputi

Trager

et al. 2015

Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.

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“…En Chile, el cuidado de personas con algún tipo de enfermedad crónica se identifica como un desafío para el sistema, con base en la necesidad de satisfacer las necesidades de estas personas, que son variadas y complejas 27 . La preocupación por la satisfacción del usuario está condicionada porque esta se relaciona significativa y funcionalmente con conductas de salud específicas, desde el cumplimiento de las prescripciones hasta el seguimiento de los resultados o, incluso, conductas preventivas de la enfermedad 28 .…”

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Experiencia y trato percibido por adultos mayores que no acuden a controles de salud

CalderÃ3n-GonzÃ¡lez¹,

Quiroz-Espinoza²,

Salazar-RÃ¶ling³

2020

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Identify the experience of the elderly who does not attend health checks. Methods: The qualitative research was conducted with ten elderly adults not attending to two Family Health Centers (CESFAM) in the community of Puerto Montt, Chile. The in-depth interview information gathering technique was used, the data were analyzed in three phases: a) discovery in process; b) coding and refinement, and c) phase of data relativization. Results: Negative and positive aspects of the relationship with the health team were identified referring to the treatment in the care and the expected resolution. They highlighted the perception of bureaucracy; it was raised as an expectation to receive preferential treatment for the elderly. Waiting times of institutional attention were one of the most important aspects in the positive or negative opinion, being a reason for dissatisfaction in users and therefore one of their main expectations of change in their CES-FAM. Conclusion: Given the characteristics of older adults, it is important to establish a personalized contact, seeking to generate adequate communication and establish plans and commitments with patients, ensuring user satisfaction, which would improve adherence.

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Adherencia al control nutricional en varones con patologías crónicas

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The inferred evolution of the cold gas properties of CANDELS galaxies at 0.5 <z< 3.0

The inferred evolution of the cold gas properties of CANDELS galaxies at 0.5 <z< 3.0

Experiencia y trato percibido por adultos mayores que no acuden a controles de salud

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