Costos de la rehidratación oral y nasogástrica comparadas con la rehidratación endovenosa en niños con diarrea en Colombia

Abstract

Both interventions are similarly effective, but ORT, followed by NRT when ORT fails, is less costly than IRT. ORT is recommended as the first option to treat dehydration since it is effective and less expensive. Efforts should be continued to implement TRO and NRT in the health services of Colombia.

Propuesta de virtualización de servicios sobre salud mental en la educación media superior y superior

“…Uno de los objetivos generales de este proyecto fue disminuir la estigmatización relacionada con recibir tratamiento para la salud mental ya que en la actualidad sigue siendo un tabú para los adultos hablar de problemas relacionados con este tema (Mejía, 2022). Asimismo, colaborar en la solución de uno de los problemas que surgió con el confinamiento ocasionado por el COVID-19 (Pinilla, 2022).…”

Regional differences in the economic impact of lockdown measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19: A case study for Colombia.

“…In line with these results, a vulnerability index is computed to compare each sector's participation in the total loss and each sector's participation in the department's total value added. 14 In particular, this index is constructed as the quotient of these two indicators, which is then rescaled between 0 and 1 which indicate 14 The Vulnerability Index is computed as the quotient between the participation of each sector in the department's total loss (L s ) and its participation in the department's total value added (VA s ). Moreover, to have an index between 0 and 1, the resulting quotient is rescaled using the resulting minimum and maximum values as follows:…”

“…CEDE (2020) attests that about nine million people's income depends on activities which are vulnerable to isolation measures and estimates that their closure will cost at least 10% of the GDP per month. Moreover, Mejía (2020) finds that in a scenario were isolation measures lead to a reduction of between 37% and 49% of sectoral operations, the economic cost would range between COP $48 and COP $65 Trillion (4.5% to 6.1% of GDP) per month. Bonet et al (2020) provide a closer look at the regional impact of lockdown measures, finding that the confinement of 60% of total workers is equivalent to approximately 13.3 million workers in isolation, of which approximately 70% are informal.…”