The objective of this work is to show how socioeconomic factors have an important influence on fetal malnutrition and low birth weight. The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) has proposed to launch strategies on ...

In recent years, there has been a growing interest in the study of stress and psychosocial factors related to work due to the impact these may have on the health of workers. Among the negative effects that work stress has ...

During the development of this work, the model of the 14 needs described by Virginia Henderson was taken as a reference, for the application of the five stages of the nursing process to a patient with a medical diagnosis ...

This paper presents concise information about this condition, taking into account the basic theoretical framework that supports Nursing Care. In it we will find the application of the Nursing Process based on the Virginia ...

The present work consists of the application of the nursing process to a clinical case of rheumatoid arthritis, which is a multisystemic chronic inflammatory disease of unknown etiology, characterized by persistent ...

This investigation of the clinical case of the user is mentioned from her historical background, her natural history of the disease of this pathology. As well as a theoretical framework according to the nursing diagnoses, ...

Diabetes Mellitus is understood as a disorder with hereditary, chronic, progressive participation, conditioned by inadequate secretion or use of insulin, with repercussions on intermediate metabolism, neurological alterations ...

Cardiovascular diseases, including high blood pressure, are a global public health problem; today, they are the leading cause of disease and death in the western world and will continue to advance in developing countries, ...

There are four chapters in the theoretical framework, the first gives us arguments on which Callista Roy's theory of the adaptation model of the Self-concept section is based, which will be used as a reference framework ...

This work is structured by chapters. Chapter I describes the theoretical references that allow placing the problem within the set of existing knowledge, in the same way they guide this research work. Chapter II refers to ...