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Clínica de Prevención y Rehabilitación Cardiovascular
(Universidad de Chile, 2023)
Justicia, propiedad y prevención
(Universidad de Chile, Facultad de Derecho, 2013)
LA CIENCIA PENAL
EN LA UNIVERSIDAD
DE CHILE
LIBRO HOMENAJE A LOS PROFESORES
DEL DEPARTAMENTO DE CIENCIAS PENALES
DE LA FACULTAD DE DERECHO
DE LA UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE
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JUSTICIA, PROPIEDAD Y PREVENCIÓN
Juan Pablo...
Estrategia didáctica para la prevención de la obesidad infantil en Macul
(Universidad de Chile, 2006)
de vida de
la población chilena, promoviendo hábitos de consumo saludable y una actividad física
permanente y adecuada.
Hemos elegido la población infantil, porque es la etapa clave para realizar las acciones
de prevención, y la modificación de...
Dime a qué jugamos y te diré si quiero: significado que la comunidad educativa adulta otorga al abuso sexual infantil y a su prevención primaria
(Universidad de Chile, 2008)
El presente Seminario de Título pretende comprender el significado que otorga la
comunidad educativa adulta de una escuela municipal de un área de Santiago al abuso
sexual infantil y a su prevención primaria.
El paradigma de base que sustenta esta...
Guía de Prevención y Mitigación de Accidentes Químicos en una Planta de Tratamiento de Agua Potable
(Universidad de Chile, 2008)
accidentes químicos son de gran
importancia.
El objetivo general del presente Trabajo de Título es aportar una herramienta que entregue
pautas y recomendaciones de prevención de accidentes químicos al interior de una PTAP, y de
mitigación, en caso de que...
Reestructuración de la Malla de Turnos del Departamento de Prevención de Fraudes de una Operadora de Tarjetas de Crédito Bancarias
(Universidad de ChileCyberDocs, 2010)
Terapia ocupacional precoz e intensiva en la prevención del delirium en adultos mayores ingresados a unidades de paciente crítico. Ensayo clínico randomizado: resultados preliminares
(2012)
Objetivo: Comparar la eficacia de la prevención no farmacológica estándar (PnFE) versus la prevención no
farmacológica reforzada (PnFR), consistente en prevención no farmacológica estándar más Terapia Ocupacional
(TO) precoz e intensiva, en la...
Objective: To compare the efficacy of standard non pharmacological prevention of delirium versus intensified prevention of delirium (standard prevention plus early and intensive Occupational Therapy) in the incidence of delirium in older adults (OA) admitted to critical patient unit (CPU). Desing: Randomized control trial, blinded to outcome evaluator, in the CPU of Hospital Clínico Universidad de Chile. Subjects: 70 patients aged 60 years or older, admitted to CPU between April and October of 2011, with need for admission to CPU for monitoring, acute or decompensated chronic illness, without cognitive impairment and consent by patient or family member. Materials and Methods: Standard prevention group consisted in: reorienting, early mobilization, correction of sensory deficit, environmental management, protocol of sleep and reduction of drugs, and intensified prevention based on standard measured plus early and intensive Occupational Therapy: multisensory stimulation, positioning, cognitive stimulation, training in activities of daily living, motor stimulation of the upper extremities and family participation, twice a day for 5 days. Delirium was evaluated (twice a day for 5 days) with CAM and severity with DRS. Primary outcome was delirium incidence, and secondarily were functional independence (FIM), cognitive status (MMSE) and strength of grip with Jamar dynamometer at leaving. Results: Early intervention and intensive occupational therapy is associated with lower incidence of delirium, affecting 16.1% of non-pharmacological standard prevention group and 3.1% of intensified prevention group, as well as fewer days of hospitalization (20, 6 days versus 10,4, p= 0,009). The functional independence at leaving keeps in cognitive (32.5 versus 32.9) and is increases significantly in motor aspects (46.5 versus 58.3 l, P =. 03). Conclusion: Standard prevention plus early intensive intervention of Occupational Therapy is effective in preventing delirium in hospitalized OA, reduces their stay and increases levels of functional independence at leaving....
Objective: To compare the efficacy of standard non pharmacological prevention of delirium versus intensified prevention of delirium (standard prevention plus early and intensive Occupational Therapy) in the incidence of delirium in older adults (OA) admitted to critical patient unit (CPU). Desing: Randomized control trial, blinded to outcome evaluator, in the CPU of Hospital Clínico Universidad de Chile. Subjects: 70 patients aged 60 years or older, admitted to CPU between April and October of 2011, with need for admission to CPU for monitoring, acute or decompensated chronic illness, without cognitive impairment and consent by patient or family member. Materials and Methods: Standard prevention group consisted in: reorienting, early mobilization, correction of sensory deficit, environmental management, protocol of sleep and reduction of drugs, and intensified prevention based on standard measured plus early and intensive Occupational Therapy: multisensory stimulation, positioning, cognitive stimulation, training in activities of daily living, motor stimulation of the upper extremities and family participation, twice a day for 5 days. Delirium was evaluated (twice a day for 5 days) with CAM and severity with DRS. Primary outcome was delirium incidence, and secondarily were functional independence (FIM), cognitive status (MMSE) and strength of grip with Jamar dynamometer at leaving. Results: Early intervention and intensive occupational therapy is associated with lower incidence of delirium, affecting 16.1% of non-pharmacological standard prevention group and 3.1% of intensified prevention group, as well as fewer days of hospitalization (20, 6 days versus 10,4, p= 0,009). The functional independence at leaving keeps in cognitive (32.5 versus 32.9) and is increases significantly in motor aspects (46.5 versus 58.3 l, P =. 03). Conclusion: Standard prevention plus early intensive intervention of Occupational Therapy is effective in preventing delirium in hospitalized OA, reduces their stay and increases levels of functional independence at leaving....
Levantamiento, Análisis y Propuestas de Rediseño de Procesos en el Ámbito del Control de Incendios Forestales
(Universidad de ChileCyberDocs, 2009)
Violencia en Venezuela : ¿cómo prevenirla?
(Universidad de Chile, 2013-04)