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tesis de maestría

Identidades andinas y el programa agua para todos : ¿opuestas o complementarias?

Publicado por
Alfaro M., Julio

Publicado 2014

La tesis tiende a dar cuenta de los aspectos sociales y culturales que van acompañados a la elección de usuarios beneficiarios, instalación e implementación de agua y saneamiento básico y a sustentar el grado de beneficio real que tienen las poblaciones indígenas con el programa de Agua para todos, con el proyecto del Programa Nacional de Agua y Saneamiento Rural, PRONASAR del Ministerio de Vivienda y Construcción. Se ha podido constatar que la población objetivo del PRONASAR del Ministerio de. Vivienda y Construcción, está orientado fundamentalmente, a satisfacer la necesidades de agua potable y saneamiento al área indígena andina, en forma mayoritaria, porque los lugares escogidos para la instalación de los servicios de agua potable y alcantarillado que promueve ésta institución, se ubican en los lugares más pobres del país y por ende en el área andina, tanto rural co...

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artículo

Optimizing Warehouse Management in Footwear Commercial Companies: A Case Study on Lean-BPM

Publicado por
Acevedo Aybar, C. E., Jáuregui Alfaro, M, Quiroz Flores, Juan Carlos, Ali, A.

Publicado 2024

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The article presents a case study on optimizing warehouse management in a footwear commercial company using the Lean-BPM methodology. The company experienced low performance in fulfilling complete and on-time orders, resulting in customer dissatisfaction. The proposed model includes tools such as 5S, Multicriteria ABC, Kardex, standard work, and BPM. The implementation of the model resulted in a significant improvement in the On Time, In Full index (OTIF). The study demonstrates that the proposed model can improve warehouse management efficiency in similar companies, which is crucial for business competitiveness and customer satisfaction. The worldwide crisis has created issues for Peru’s footwear industry, which is crucial to the country’s economy. These challenges include decreased output and exports, as well as the susceptibility of small and medium-sized businesses. Adopting new ...

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artículo

Point prevalence survey of antibiotic use in hospitals in Latin American countries

Publicado por
Levy Hara, G, Rojas-Cortes, R, Molina León, HF, Dreser Mansilla, A, Alfonso Orta, I, Rizo-Amezquita, JN, Santos Herrera, RG, Mendoza De Ayala, S, Arce Villalobos, M, Mantilla Ponte, H, Davila E, Aguilar, G, Porrás, A, Ramón-Pardo, P, Castro, JL, Guzmán, D, Rioseco, ML, Labarca, J, Madriz, JPD, Cubero, JM, Calderón AR, Alfaro, M, Soto, LA, Aayon, A, Oreamuno, TJ, Jimenez, Z, Sequeira, A, Hernández, JM, Lavaut, JLC, Meriño, DC, Ruisanchez, EF, Sánchez, DP, Garcell, HG, Socias, JJP, Diáz, EP, Lunar, NAC, Lancis, IF, Ramírez, JAÁ, Leyte, ML, Rosabal, AM, Estrada, EA, Cano, M, Mendez, L, Eiriz, AC, Menendez, LP, Fernández, GF, Ayala, RR, Monroy, S, Menjívar, R, Martínez, CEA, Cabrera, D, Delgado, SMM, Guzmán, GAM, Mejiá, R, Rodríguez, C, Alvarenga, S, Alvarado, M, De Zelaya, RDCA, Arevalo, G, Parada, G, Cuellar, L, Ruiz, AH, Pinedo, YA, Vergaray, ES, Gil, LEV, Ibazeta, BGI, Ricra, EDG, Segura, RE, Apac, CG, Inga, JC, Diáz, RH, Vigo, MV, Cuba, CM, Vilcapoma, P, Angles-Yanqui, E, Terrones, DRM, Robles, RT, Resurrección, C, Gonzalez, AC, Antezana, M, Zegarra, ST, Villegas-Chiroque, M, Diáz-Sipión, R, Benítez-Peche, J, Rosas, JLA, Ruiz, JLG, Fernández, AMH, Vargas, JAF, Araujo, J, Garciá, FJA, Rivera, ZC, Colín, VM, Ríos, KB, Blanquel, JIH, De La Garza, EA, Gutierrez, HH, León, K, Lara, HEP, Arias, CB, Garay, EA, Sanabria, GE

Publicado 2022

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Background: Point prevalence surveys (PPSs) on antibiotic use are useful for understanding different aspects related to prescription patterns in hospitals. Methods: An adaptation of the WHO methodology for a PPS on antibiotic use was applied. Hospital wards were divided into medical (MED), surgical (SUR), ICUs, gynaecology and obstetrics (GO), high-risk (HR) and mixed wards (MIX). A web application (RedCapVC ) through a mobile device was used for data collection. Results: Between December 2018 and August 2019, 5444 patients in 33 hospitals in five countries were included (10 hospitals in Cuba, 7 in Paraguay, 6 in El Salvador, 5 in Mexico and 5 in Peru). Of these patients, 54.6%received at least one antibiotic, with variations between and within hospitals and countries. Antibiotics were more frequently used in ICUs (67.2%), SUR (64.5%) and MED wards (54.2%), with 51.2% of antibiotics pres...