Estudio diferencial del nivel de estrés percibido, liderazgo, cohesión y autoconfianza en Unidades de Élite de la Armada Española, en la Operación Active Endeavour de la OTAN

Galindo, Ángel J.

doi:10.4321/s1887-85712014000300006

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“…It was also remarkable the exploratory study about dental fluorosis, fluoruria (fluoride deficiency), and dental caries by the Ministry of Health between 1988 and 1989 and published in 1990 (102,103). Other studies developed by universities and research institutions to measure the fluorine ion stability, the prevalence of dental fluorosis, fluoruria, risk factors, and dental caries promoted a great feedback to the Epidemiological Surveillance System for the salt fluoridation program in Colombia at the end of the 20th century and the first decade of the 21 st century (7,(110)(111)(112)(113)(114)(115)(116)(117)(118)(119)(120)(121)(122)(123)(124)(125)(126)(127)(128)(129). Some of these researches were focused to evaluate the stability of the cooking salt (111), fluorosis in children and adolescents (112,(115)(116)(117)(118)(119)(120)(121)(122)(123)(124)(125)(126)(127), measurement of the fluorine ion in the cooking salt (113,129), urinary fluoride excretion (114), and fluoride concentrations in aqueduct waters…”

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Status of the Epidemiological Surveillance Systems for Salt and Water Fluoridation Programs in Latin America and the Caribbean

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Background: Epidemiological Surveillance Systems are part of public policies to evaluate the impact of prevention interventions or the occurrence of related health events. In Dental Public Health has been valuable the surveillance systems to follow the fluoridation programs, the prevalence of caries or the fluorosis cases. Purpose: Identify and summarize published information regard the status of fluoridation programs and their epidemiological surveillance systems in Latin America and the Caribbean region. Methods: In this narrative literature review, articles searches in Medline and LILACS, in four languages, was carried out. Results: The authors included the analysis of 291 references published by government entities, international agencies, academic institutions and other sources, and summarizing the synthesis of all findings in two tracking matrices to contribute with new knowledge for policy making and program improvement through monitory systems. The results showed 11 active programs, 18 in uncertain status, and one country projecting a future program. Only six countries that started their fluoridation programs in the mid-eighties in the twentieth century have structured or strengthened a surveillance system for their fluoridation programs. Conclusions: The authors recommend a new stage of international accompaniment by several agencies to resume fluoridation programs in countries where structural, economic, or political factors affected the implementation or continuation of fluoridation programs in the 21st century.

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Status of the Epidemiological Surveillance Systems for Salt and Water Fluoridation Programs in Latin America and the Caribbean

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Psychophysiological anxiety response of a rescue helicopter crew in a crane rescue manoeuvre

Vicente-Rodríguez

Clemente-Suárez

2020

BMJ Mil Health

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BackgroundThis research aimed to analyse the psychophysiological modifications of a rescuer helicopter crew in a crane rescue manoeuvre.MethodsWe analysed in eight participants (32.5±6.6 years) divided in four categories (pilot, mechanic, rescuer and control) with variables of anxiety, rating of perceived exertion (RPE), stress subjective perception (SSP), heart rate, blood oxygen saturation (BOS), skin temperature, blood lactate, cortical arousal, autonomic modulation, legs and hands strength, legs flexibility, spirometry, urine, and short-term memory before and after a helicopter crane rescue manoeuvre.ResultsThe manoeuvre produced a significant (p≤0.05) increment in the RPE, SSP, anxiety, blood lactate and sympathetic modulation, and a decrease in BOS and pulmonary capacity.ConclusionA helicopter rescue crane manoeuvre produced an increase in the sympathetic nervous system modulation, increasing the psychophysiological response of the crew independently of their experience or role. This information allowed us to improve actual specific operative training in this population.

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Estudio diferencial del nivel de estrés percibido, liderazgo, cohesión y autoconfianza en Unidades de Élite de la Armada Española, en la Operación Active Endeavour de la OTAN

Cited by 2 publications

References 31 publications

Status of the Epidemiological Surveillance Systems for Salt and Water Fluoridation Programs in Latin America and the Caribbean

Status of the Epidemiological Surveillance Systems for Salt and Water Fluoridation Programs in Latin America and the Caribbean

Psychophysiological anxiety response of a rescue helicopter crew in a crane rescue manoeuvre

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