Health studies from a transdisciplinary perspective
Keywords:
Health studies; organizational context; student body; collaborative systems; transdisciplinary.Synopsis
This book is a compilation of research that has to do with health, studied from different disciplines, denouncing transdisciplinarity in the research. The book includes three parts: Health studies in the organizational context, Health studies in students, and Health studies and collaborative systems. Practical and theoretical experiences are shown, from bibliographic sources and diverse paradigmatic approaches. Graduate students, research professors from different Higher Education Institutions participate in its writing. A collaboration between peers that contributes to knowledge about real and case studies. A transdisciplinary exercise like few others in the field of health studies.
Chapters
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Worker health and occupational conditions in organizations related to the COVID-19 pandemic in Morelos, Mexico
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Psychological discomfort during Covid-19 at UAEM
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Perception of emotional salary and its relationship to satisfaction among health care personnel
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The design of structures in Health Organizations under the view of Organizational Theories and Nursing Theories. The Validity of the classics and classics
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Incident factors in resilience: positive emotional state, academic performance and barriers in adolescent, high school students.
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Concordance of image perception and body mass index in a cohort of high school students in the state of Morelos
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Academic stress in undergraduate nursing students
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Factors associated with tobacco use at the secondary school level
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Perception and learning of undergraduate students today and in times of pandemic
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Social and academic self-esteem as predictors of academic performance in college students
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A systematic review of the Internet of Things applied to the healthcare sector with emphasis on Oxygenation Monitoring
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Analysis of self-management of health outcomes and quality of life in indigenous adults with diabetes: pilot test
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The daily life of adult women with chronic muscle and joint pain and its repercussions
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