High School for Adults. A proposal of educational intervention in the Social Area

La Educación de Personas Adultas se encuadra en el marco de la Educación Permanente, y su pilar básico se fundamenta en la idea de un aprendizaje continuo, en todo momento y a lo largo de la vida de la persona. El objetivo principal de este Trabajo fin de Máster es analizar la organización, objetivos y currículo de la Educación Secundaria Obligatoria para Personas Adultas en España y en Aragón. Por otra parte, se analizan los resultados obtenidos en una propuesta de intervención educativa para la Educación Secundaria de Personas Adultas del Centro Educativo Codef de la Fundación Adunare en Zaragoza.Adult Education is part of the Lifelong Learning, and its mainstay is based on the idea of ​​continuous learning, at any time and throughout person’s life. This final project aims to analyze the organization, main objectives and curriculum of High School for Adults. The method to achieve it has been based on the framework of the state law and the Aragon’s community according to this topic. On the other hand, we analyzed the results obtained in a proposal of educational intervention for the High School for Adults of the Educational Center Codef-Adunare Foundation in Zaragoza

Communication of public health risk to society: strategic proposed guide

The strategic aim of communication in cases of Public Health crisis is to approximate, as far as possible, the perception of risk by the society and the situation of real risk, in order to reduce the anxiety about the crisis by evidence based information, according to the seriousness of the Public Health alert. The citizen’s perception of risk is a legitimate reality that we must accept and learn to manage better. We present a case study of the Public Health Alert System (PHAS), which aims to ensure the control of Public Health alerts in the Aragon region outside normal working hours. Therefore, along with the activities carried out in the normal working hours, the alerts are attended to 24 hours a day for the entire year. The PHAS is designed to meet all the urgent situations (confirmed or suspected) that may affect the collective health of the population

La Exposición Internacional de Artes Decorativas e Industriales Modernas de 1925 y la internacionalización del Art Déco

El objetivo de este Trabajo Fin de Grado es analizar las características del Art Déco y sus repercusiones a través de la Exposición Internacional de Artes Decorativas e Industriales Modernas celebrada en París en 1925 que supuso su difusión a nivel mundial, así como el principio de su decadencia en Europa. Veremos que resulta complicado establecer una definición precisa del Déco, pues recibió una multitud de influencias y a menudo contradictorias, siendo parte integral de una sociedad lujosa y glamorosa. La finalidad del certamen parisino fue aunar la arquitectura con las artes decorativas, así como proponer nuevas formas modernas, en sustitución de la tradición imperante, aunque no siempre se abandonó por completo. Se analizan sus principales construcciones, especialmente aquellas deudoras del Déco, así como su impacto a nivel internacional, principalmente en el ámbito arquitectónico en EE.UU. y Cuba. This final project work aims to analyze Art Déco style and its impact throughout the International Exhibition of Decorative Arts and Industrial Moderns held in Paris in 1925, that brought out its worldwide spread, although the beginning of its own decline in Europe. We will see that it’s difficult to establish a reliable definition for Déco style, receiving a huge amount of different influences and often contradictory, being part and parcel of a glamorous and luxurious society. The purpose of this event was to combine architecture and decorative arts, as well as propose modern options, and replace the prevailing tradition, although not always was abandoned completely. Its main constructions are analyzed, especially those with Déco influences, and its impact internationally, basically in the architecture of the United States and Cuba

Review on strategies to minimize the appearance of multi-drug resistant organism

Background: The use of antibiotic drugs (ABX) in hospitals, and especially in intensive care units (ICU), is widespread. The early administration of ABX therapy can improve survival rates. The in uence and impact of the ABX are observed in the patients who receive them (clinical response, course) and in the ecosystem surrounding the patient (hospital ora). Aim of the review: The objective of this review is to identify strategies that reduce or limit the appearance and transmission of multidrug-resistant microorganisms. This identi - cation can then develop a rational use of the ABX plan in the ICU. Method: The following databases were queried; Medline, Embase, The Cochrane Library, and the Centre for Reviews and Dissemination (University of York), asking the questions in PICO format to evaluate the e cacy and safety of several inter- ventions: A) Therapeutic de-escalation; B) Cycling of ABX and; C) Early antibiotic treatment. Results: A) In therapeutic de-escalation of 98 studies identi ed, three studies that met the inclusion criteria were analyzed. B) Two studies comparing antibiotic cycling versus other inter- ventions were selected. C) No studies have been found with su ciently robust methodological designs that address the ABX early treatment. There is no strong evidence to indicate which of the di erent antibiotic interventions (therapeutic de-escalation, cycling of ABX and preemptive treatment) is more e ective in reducing antibiotic resistance in ICU patients. There is insu cient evidence that de-escalation of antimicrobial agents is e ective against resistance. In patients admitted to the ICU with a low prevalence of uoroquinolones resistance, increased exposure to this class of antibiotics, using antibiotic cycling, increases the emergence of resistant strains. Conclusion: Despite the fact that no prospective studies were identi ed in this SR, rationale and day-to-day clinical prac- tice experience suggest that multidisciplinary participation of di erent specialists in ABX's Infection and Policy Commission (or the ABX Commission), or the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, might improve the develop- ment and application of these strategies