Iniciación a la investigación en educación médica: guía práctica metodológica

Sánchez, Judit; Lesmes, Marta; González-Soltero, Rocío; R-Learte, Ana Isabel; Barbero, Milagros García; Gal, Beatriz

doi:10.1016/j.edumed.2021.04.004

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“…La tabla II refleja la inclinación de los investigadores por los enfoques cualitativos, el cual es utilizado para llevar a cabo los estudios y análisis de datos, debido a que brinda una perspectiva abierta y reflexiva a la crítica, réplica o adaptación del tema a indagar [52]. No obstante, un enfoque cuantitativo permite una mayor comprensión de las razones y consecuencias del objeto de estudio para lo cual es de suma importancia definir el tamaño de la muestra para que la investigación sea considerada aplicable [53].…”

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Smart cities and sustainable development in Asia Pacific

Azabache Morán,

Cancino Ugarte,

Castillo Lopez

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the 3rd LACCEI International Multiconference on Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Regional Development (LEIRD 202

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With the advancement of technology and the need for digitization, the development of smart cities is increasing, and the Asia Pacific region has become a global benchmark. These are cities that seek sustainability, aligned with the preservation of the environment and the improvement of the quality of life of its citizens. This article presents a systematic review of the literature on smart cities and sustainable development in Asia Pacific. First, concepts are explained in relation to renewable energy practices, the suitability of information and communication technologies (ICT), and urban mobility. Then, the various contexts where smart cities are developed are analyzed and compared; the trends that are implemented in relation to renewable energy; the technological advances that are achieved or developed to satisfy the diverse needs of each city; and the obstacles that have been overcome in relation to the current arrangement of urban mobility. Finally, the research trends of smart cities and sustainable development in the Asia Pacific region in the period 2010-2022 are determined, as well as the initiatives and strategies that have been implemented in the process of transformation to smart and sustainable cities.

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Smart cities and sustainable development in Asia Pacific

Azabache Morán,

Cancino Ugarte,

Castillo Lopez

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the 3rd LACCEI International Multiconference on Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Regional Development (LEIRD 202

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“…Regarding the instruments used in the research, quantitative questionnaires were employed, and the absence of a qualitative methodology is acknowledged. According to Sánchez et al [64], combining both methodologies in research can strengthen it and provide solidity in interpreting the results as the convergence of findings obtained through both methodologies increases the validity of the results. However, the length of the questionnaires used in this study was a limitation for the participation of educational centers.…”

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The Self-Concept and Its Relationship with Parental Socialization and Environment in Primary School Students

Sánchez-Urrea,

Izquierdo-Rus,

Baena-Morales

et al. 2024

Behavioral Sciences

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Self-concept in this article is considered in physical education, with the physical self-concept being in the foreground, and it is analyzed in this quantitative study to determine whether it is related with socio-economic environment and parental styles, focusing on primary education students in the Region of Murcia. Primary education students are in a critical period for the development of self-concept. To assess self-concept levels, socio-economic and cultural environments as well as parental socialization styles, the PSPP, NSE and ESPA29 questionnaires were respectively used. They were used to collect data from 937 students across various educational centers in upper courses (4th, 5th and 6th grades of primary education) to uncover realities in child society and their relationship with self-concept. In the first objective, parental socialization styles are shown to be related with self-concept. However, in the second objective, it is seen that the socio-economic environment is more related with self-concept than parental styles. Finally, the results of the third objective show that there is indeed a relationship with the socio-economic environment and the student body self-concept, both at the family level and for fathers and mothers independently. It is important to consider both the parental styles and the socio-economic environment in which primary education students develop for the development of self-concept. Additionally, educational implications and new lines of research are suggested in this topic.

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“…It also has cross-sectional research, since the assessment was given at a certain period of time, opposite to the longitudinal sample that implies supervising over time (Arias Gonzáles & Covinos Gallardo, 2021). It was based on a quantitative approach because the collection and analysis of information use numerical quantities, counting and statistics to establish performance patterns of the college population of the research (Sánchez et al, 2021). Finally, the kind of research selected was a case of study using a demonstrative sample, although it does not allow the results to be universal, represents a precedent for the generation of upcoming findings (Alban et al, 2020).…”

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Prevalence of sleep pattern impairment post Covid-19

Cruz-Romero

Amores

2023

SIJIS

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At the end of 2019, a pandemic brought remarkable variations in the corporal and cerebral health of individuals. The states of lockdown cause people and especially youngers vary their methods of connecting with people and studying. Stating that youth bring with emotional, cultural, and social variations, it is significant to recognize how this pandemic could further increase these states. Objective: Get to know the prevalence of post-COVID 19 sleep pattern deterioration in nursing students of Technical University of Ambato cohort October 2022 – March 2023. Methodology: Data was collected from a statistically sample of 275 students through an online questionnaire. Sociodemographic information was gathered and two instruments were used for validation: the insomnia severity index and the Epworth sleepiness scale. Results: It is shown that 83.64%of the individuals showed at least one mild sleep disturbance. 76.4% of the evaluated individuals presented some insomnia problems and 57.1% have sleepiness problems during the day. A statistically linked correlation was defined among the results of the two questionnaires and women have a slight tendency to experience sleepiness compared to men. Conclusion: The results and the information suggest that sleep disorders are generated by a poor framework of students ‘schedule. Despite this, lockdown may be a severe factor for the condition that could generate other disorders.

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Iniciación a la investigación en educación médica: guía práctica metodológica

Cited by 5 publications

References 33 publications

Smart cities and sustainable development in Asia Pacific

Smart cities and sustainable development in Asia Pacific

The Self-Concept and Its Relationship with Parental Socialization and Environment in Primary School Students

Prevalence of sleep pattern impairment post Covid-19

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