El presente informe de experiencia profesional titulado “Cuidados de enfermería en pacientes hospitalizados por interno de suicidio en servicio de medicina Hospital Regional Guillermo Díaz de la Vega Abancay - Apurímac 2014 – 2016” tiene por finalidad describir |os cuidados de Enfermería en pacientes por intento de suicidio. Asimismo, contribuiré a identificar oportunamente el riesgo, lo cual es un paso muy importante para prevenir los suicidios y disminuir los costos en salud, a fin de obtener mejores resultados terapéuticos, disminuir la estancia hospitalaria, el re hospitalización, mejorando así la calidad de vida de los pacientes. Esta investigación se desarrolla en siete capítulos: EL CAPITULO I trata sobre el planteamiento del problema, en el que se detalla la problemática de los intentos de suicidio. EL CAPITULO ll: se detalla el marco teórico en el que intervien...

Objetivo. Determinar la prevalencia y factores asociados al síndrome de burnout en los médicos asistentes del servicio de emergencia del hospital Marino Molina Sccipa en el periodo setiembre – noviembre 2017. Material y métodos. Se realizó un estudio observacional de tipo analítico y de corte transversal. La población estuvo constituida por el personal médico de emergencia, según los criterios de inclusión y exclusión, siendo un total de 59, ya que todos fueron evaluados. Se utilizó el Maslach Burnout Inventory para la determinación del síndrome y un cuestionario acerca de aspectos sociodemográficos y laborales. Una vez recopilado la información de los cuestionarios, se procedió a ingresar los datos al software estadístico, el SPSS, donde se halló el análisis de la distribución de frecuencia y porcentaje de las variables categóricas; posteriormente la prueba param�...

With billons of users, social media platforms (e.g. Facebook) are dominant players in a highly-concentrated online news market. They have great power over the distribution of information to their users, and over the organizations and individuals that produce it. Social media platforms use algorithms to perform functions traditionally belonging to news editors: deciding on the importance of news items and how they are disseminated. However, they do not acknowledge the role they play in informing the public as traditional news media always have and tend to ignore that they also act as publishers of news and the responsibilities associated with that role. This paper argues that it is essential for social media platforms to understand and embrace their role as both news publishers and distributors and highlights the essential responsibilities they must undertake so they can satisfy the infor...

With billons of users, social media platforms (e.g. Facebook) are dominant players in a highly-concentrated online news market. They have great power over the distribution of information to their users, and over the organizations and individuals that produce it. Social media platforms use algorithms to perform functions traditionally belonging to news editors: deciding on the importance of news items and how they are disseminated. However, they do not acknowledge the role they play in informing the public as traditional news media always have and tend to ignore that they also act as publishers of news and the responsibilities associated with that role. This paper argues that it is essential for social media platforms to understand and embrace their role as both news publishers and distributors and highlights the essential responsibilities they must undertake so they can satisfy the infor...

Objective: To determine the success rates of in vitro fertilization (IVF) in an assisted reproductive technology program at 3 330 meters above sea level. Design: Descriptive, retrospective study. Setting: Centro de Fertilidad y Ginecologia del Sur, Cusco, Peru, city at 3 330 meters (10 989 feet) above sea level. Participants: Couples with infertility diagnosis and indication of IVF. Interventions: We performed IVF and embryo transfer in 27 couples. Main outcome measures: Implantation, biochemical pregnancy, and clinical pregnancy rates. Results: Implantation rate was 14,3%, biochemical pregnancy rate 37,0% and clinical pregnancy rate 22,2%. Conclusions: IVF cycles at 3 330 meters above sea level seem to achieve implantation and clinical pregnancy rates similar to national and international reports.

Objective: To determine the success rates of in vitro fertilization (IVF) in an assisted reproductive technology program at 3 330 meters above sea level. Design: Descriptive, retrospective study. Setting: Centro de Fertilidad y Ginecologia del Sur, Cusco, Peru, city at 3 330 meters (10 989 feet) above sea level. Participants: Couples with infertility diagnosis and indication of IVF. Interventions: We performed IVF and embryo transfer in 27 couples. Main outcome measures: Implantation, biochemical pregnancy, and clinical pregnancy rates. Results: Implantation rate was 14,3%, biochemical pregnancy rate 37,0% and clinical pregnancy rate 22,2%. Conclusions: IVF cycles at 3 330 meters above sea level seem to achieve implantation and clinical pregnancy rates similar to national and international reports.

Objectives: To determine metformin influence in in vitro fertilization (IVF) and intracytoplasmatic sperm injection (ICSI) success rates in women with polycystic ovaries (PCO). Design: Retrospective study. Setting: Fertility and Gynecology Southern Center, Cusco, Peru. Participants: Women with polycystic ovaries  associated infertility. Methods: We compared IVF/ICSI success rates in 7 women with diagnosis of PCO who  used metformin and 9 women with PCO who did not use metformin. Main outcomes measures: Pregnancy. Results:  In PCO women using metformin implantation rate was 35%, biochemical pregnancy rate 71,4%, and clinical pregnancy rate 57,1%. In PCO women not using metformin, success rates were respectively 0%, 11,1%, and 0%. Conclusions: Metformin use improved IVF/ICSI success rates in PCO women.

Objectives: To determine metformin influence in in vitro fertilization (IVF) and intracytoplasmatic sperm injection (ICSI) success rates in women with polycystic ovaries (PCO). Design: Retrospective study. Setting: Fertility and Gynecology Southern Center, Cusco, Peru. Participants: Women with polycystic ovaries  associated infertility. Methods: We compared IVF/ICSI success rates in 7 women with diagnosis of PCO who  used metformin and 9 women with PCO who did not use metformin. Main outcomes measures: Pregnancy. Results:  In PCO women using metformin implantation rate was 35%, biochemical pregnancy rate 71,4%, and clinical pregnancy rate 57,1%. In PCO women not using metformin, success rates were respectively 0%, 11,1%, and 0%. Conclusions: Metformin use improved IVF/ICSI success rates in PCO women.