Este trabajo esta centrado en el eje tematico de Salud Mental Positiva, basado en los aportes de Johada. Su Objetivo: fue medir la salud mental positiva del estudiante de psicologia de nuevo ingreso. El Metodo: fue descriptivo, con una metodologia cuantitativa. Se aplico: la escala de Salud de Mental Positiva de Maria Teresa Lluch Canut .El analisis de datos se llevo a cabo a traves del programa estadistico para las ciencias sociales (SPSS- Statistical Package for the Social Sciences para Windows, en la version 17.0.). Sujetos.- : Fueron 158 Estudiantes de nuevo ingreso de la Facultad de Psicologia, Universidad Veracruzana, region Veracruz generaciones 2007 y 2008. Resultados: Comparando la generacion 2007-2008, considerando la distribucion del 100% para cada una de las generaciones, se obtuvo con Salud Mental Positiva Global en la generacion 2007 el 88.7%(n=63) y en la generacion 2008, el 97.7% (n=84), y sin salud mental en el 2007 se obtuvo el 11.3%(n=8) y 2.3%(n=2) en el 2008, las diferencias fueron significativas, X2 ( p> 0.05).
This paper deals with the problem of obtaining fault-tolerant guarantees of a multi-sensor switching strategy for longitudinal control. The strategy selects, at each instant of time, the sensor (belonging to a collection of sensors) that provides the best closed loop performance, as measured by a control-performance criterion. It is assumed that each sensor has an associated feedback controller that has been designed such that the sensor-controller pair stabilises the closed loop system under normal operation conditions. Recent refinements for constructing ultimate-bound invariant sets allow obtaining less conservative fault-tolerant guarantees. Stability of the switching system under fault-free operation conditions and under presence of sensor failures are established in the main results of this paper.
This research aims to study the daily lives of older residing in ruralareas, through ethnographic field research. The results indicate, not necessarily, as wassupposed, a standardization of specific tasks for men and women; there is a perceivedlack of internalisation of symbolic values arising from capitalism that understands theold as "disposable" and "useless", but rather, there is a growing role of them before theage of reality.
Malignant pleural effusion (MPE) is a common presenting feature of underlying malignancy and frequently results in debilitating symptoms. In chemosensitive malignancies, such as lymphoma, small cell lung or ovarian cancers3, chemotherapy is often considered the first line treatment, however if unsuccessful, pleural intervention to achieve fluid control is required. This may include therapeutic thoracentesis, chest drain insertion, thoracoscopy, chemical pleurodesis, and use of an ambulatory indwelling pleural catheter (IPC) or a combination of the above procedures. Our case describes the management of a patient with a refractory MPE secondary to metastatic small cell lung cancer. No consensus exists to guide the management of patients with MPE secondary to chemosensitive disease and a personalised strategy should be adopted. Patients should be informed of all currently available therapeutic options, and further research performed focusing on the effect of these approaches, in combination with palliative chemotherapy, on patient related outcome measures.