La interacción del desarrollo turístico en una reserva natural: el caso de la región de Tremiti (Italia)

XII Coloquio de Geografía del Turismo, Ocio y Recreación de la Asociación de Geógrafos Españoles. Colmenarejo (Madrid), del 17 al 19 de junio de 2010.Proyecto con referencia 08TUR006210PR, financiado por la Xunta de Galicia: Innovación, Ciencia e Tecnoloxía-INCITEPublicad

Emotional Cartography of Everyday Heritage via Photography

This paper presented the results of a heritage education intervention in a non-formal context via a collective photographic exhibition organised by a cultural association. In accordance with the Faro Convention on the value of cultural heritage for society, people’s role in the construction and sustaining of their identity is recognised, and the fostering of shared responsibility towards the environment was sought. A mixed methodology was employed in order to evaluate the effects of participation in this project on the perception of heritage, to analyse what relationship there was between this conception and the photographic output, and to explain to what extent participation in a collective exhibition had an influence on the emotional resignification of everyday heritage. The results showed that the participants modified their traditional conception of heritage towards a symbolic-identity type, consciously questioned their relationship and commitment with everyday places, and rediscovered their environment by way of a contextualised learning sequenceThis research was funded by the Spanish Government’s National R&D&I: Teaching competences aimed to improve student’s learning (PGC2018-094491-B-C31) and co-funding from the ERDF of the EUS

Factors Relating to Nurses’ Knowledge and Attitudes Regarding Pain Management in Inpatients

Purpose: To describe factors associated with nurses’ attitudes or lack of knowledge regarding pain management in adult inpatients. Design: Transverse descriptive survey-based study. Methods: This was a transverse descriptive survey-based study. The population was obtained through non probabilistic convenience sampling. The Knowledge and Attitudes Survey Regarding Pain was made available to 470 nurses at a tertiary level hospital. Associations were sought with the unit where assigned, years of experience, specific training on pain, and postgraduate education. Results: The sample included 134 nurses with a mean age of 41.6 ± 10.8 years; 87% were women, 64% worked rotating shifts, 64% had more than 10 years of experience, and 31% had specific training in pain management. The greatest number of correct responses was obtained from nurses with specific training in pain management (p ¼ .001) and nurses who worked in units of surgical hospitalization (p ¼ .004). The lack of training was associated with a deficit in knowledge and inadequate attitudes about pain management. In nurses with less than 10 years of experience, worse results were observed in knowledge, whereas the unit of work was decisive in the results about attitude (p < .05). Conclusions: Among the nurses surveyed, some knowledge gaps were detected, as were certain inap propriate attitudes, associated with lack of training, lack of experience, and being assigned to specific hospitalization units.S

Influence of companies´ credibility and trust in corporate social responsibility aspects of consumer food products: The moderating intervention of consumer integrity

This study aims to explore and understand whether corporate social responsibility (CSR) could be considered as an indirect cue of certain product characteristics, turning it into an effective instrument to encourage credibility and trust in a food brand and thereby influence consumers’ purchase intention; the study also considers how consumers’ integrity influences these effects of trust and credibility. The proposed model and the mediation and moderation hypotheses were tested with conditional process analysis and were generally supported by data collected from 252 consumers. The results have important implications for companies, revealing that CSR dimensions impact consumer purchase intention by generating greater credibility and trust. Moreover, among consumers with higher integrity, the effects are more significant. Finally, it is the economic dimension of CSR that has the clearest impact on consumer intentionsS

¿Qué prácticas educativas innovadoras desde la psicopedagogía se proponen para una experiencia de aula hospitalaria? : una mirada cualitativa desde la voz de distintos actores

Tesis (Psicopedagoga, Licenciada en Educación)Esta investigación cualitativa pretende describir y analizar las prácticas educativas innovadoras que a través de la psicopedagogía se podría proponer para una experiencia de Aula Hospitalaria. Recopilando información socio constructivista, mediante diferentes entrevistas realizadas a profesionales de la educación con y sin experiencia en Educación Hospitalaria; psicopedagogos, educadores diferenciales, beneficiario directo e indirecto y una profesional de la salud. En los resultados se observan aspectos positivos y negativos de la Educación en este contexto, en los cuales con el tiempo ha progresado pero a su vez el desconocimiento ha estancado dicha labor. Sin embargo, se lograron determinar posibles lineamientos a seguir

La imagen de las catedrales gallegas

A lo largo de la historia los conjuntos catedralicios han jugado un papel destacado en la articulación y configuración urbana. En la actualidad, las catedrales han perdido dicho protagonismo y se han convertido en hitos musealizados, modificándose de este modo su funcionalidad. En este artículo analizaremos como en función del grado de centralidad que conservan las catedrales gallegas, éstas desempeñan un nuevo rol dentro del paisaje y espacio urbano que caracteriza a los Centros Históricos. Profundizaremos en las intervenciones que se han llevado a cabo para enfatizar su imagen, y reflexionaremos sobre la distinta suerte que cada una de ellas ha tenido

Monumental heritage and tourism. The planning of monumental complexes in Aragon: the case of Sos del Rey Católico (Zaragoza)

El objetivo de este artículo es analizar la recuperación que experimenta el conjunto monumental de Sos del Rey Católico durante el franquismo, especialmente en las décadas de los 50 a los 70, bajo las condiciones metodológicas aplicadas por las Direcciones Generales de Bellas Artes y de Arquitectura. El caso de esta localidad aragonesa es paradigmático respecto al panorama español de la época en el que los valores históricos y artísticos se instrumentalizaron al servicio de la ideología nacional y de intereses folkloristas, lo que condujo a la musealización de Sos, a través de la ordenación de un itinerario histórico-artístico y al repristino de sus principales monumentosThe purpose of this paper is to analyze the recovery experienced by Sos del Rey Católico´s monumental complex according to the methodological criteria of the General Directorate of Fine Arts and Architecture during Franco´s dictatorship (especially from the 1950s to the 1970s). The case of this Aragonese village is a paradigm of the Spanish context in this period, when historic and artistic values were instrumentalized according to national and folkloric ideology. This led to a museological transformation of Sos del Rey Católico through the setting up of a historic-artistic route and the ripristino of its main monumentsS

Data to model the influence of CSR on consumer behaviors : a process approach

The aim of this research is to present inferential statistical data on the influence of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) perceptions on consumer advocacy behaviors, and to consider when and how that relationship occurs. Data was provided by 252 customers of a food company located in Spain. Structural equation modeling was used to analyze the psychometric proprieties of the measurement scales and to test the proposed direct hypotheses; conditional process analysis was used to test the proposed mediation hypothesis. The data indicate that CSR practices positively influence consumer advocacy behaviors through consumer admiration e the higher the integrity, the stronger the effect. This article provides data related to “Corporate social responsibility and consumer advocacy behaviors: The importance of emotions and moral virtues”This publication has been funded with support from the Galician Plan for Research, Innovation and Growth (Plan I2C) of the Xunta de Galicia (Consellería de Cultura, Educación y Ordenación Universitaria)S

Store or build memory? Heritage education and critical thinking

El patrimonio cultural es una construcción intelectual que está mediada por la presencia de un discurso interpretativo. El establecimiento de una mirada crítica sobre el patrimonio o el proceso de patrimonialización por parte de la sociedad es fundamental. La asignación de valores a lo cotidiano, lo cercano y lo significativo está ligada con la mediación científica y la experiencia emocional del espectador. El patrimonio no es suficiente por sí mismo. Incluso si se pretende una experiencia únicamente estética y sensorial, es necesario manejar previamente referencias que permitan realizar este tipo de análisis. El conocimiento y la comprensión del patrimonio desencadenan la apropiación simbólica, la caracterización de contextos culturales y la definición de un referente identitario propio con valores específicos del presente. La capacidad de la educación para transformar el sentido de los elementos patrimoniales y ofrecer claves interpretativas es el punto de salida, o de llegada, de un juego mucho más amplio: la sostenibilidad como resultado de aprendizaje.Cultural heritage is an intelectual construction which is mediated by the presence of an interpretive discourse. The establishment of a critical look at the heritage or the patrimonialization society process is essential. The assignment of values to the everyday, the near and the significant is bound up with scientific mediation and the emotional experience of the viewer. Heritage is not enough by itself. Even if you intend to only aesthetic and sensory experience, it is necessary to previously handle references that allow you to perform this type of analysis. Knowledge and understanding of the heritage triggers the symbolic appropriation, the characterization of cultural contexts and the definition of a reference own identity with specific values of the present. The ability of education to transform the meaning of the assets and provide interpretative key is the point of departure or arrival of a much larger game: sustainability as a result of learning.Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educació

The impact of COVID-19 on levels of adherence to the completion of nursing records for inpatients in isolation

Producción CientíficaThe COVID-19 pandemic has led to an increased workload for nurses and organisational and structural changes, which have been necessary to meet the needs of inpatients in isolation. Aim: To describe the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on levels of adherence to the completion of nursing records that document the risk of developing pressure ulcers, falling, and social vulnerability among hospitalised patients in isolation. Methods: Observational pre-post comparison study. Comparison between nursing records (the Braden, Downton, and Gijón scales) belonging to 1205 inpatients took place in two phases. Phase 1: 568 patients admitted in February 2020, prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, vs. phase 2: 637 patients hospitalised with COVID-19 in March–April 2020, during the peak of the first wave of the pandemic. This research adheres to the STROBE guidelines for the reporting of observational studies. Results: The degree of completion of the Braden, Downton, and Gijón scales decreased significantly in phase 2 vs. phase 1 (p < 0.001). The mean Downton and Gijón scale scores for patients admitted in phase 1 were higher compared to those of patients admitted in phase 2 (p < 0.001). The mean Braden scale score in phase 2 was higher than in phase 1 (p < 0.05). Conclusion: During the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a decrease in the completion of nursing records in the clinical records of patients in isolation. The levels of risk of developing PUs, falling, and social vulnerability of patients admitted to hospital were lower during the first wave of the pandemic