Resultados de investigación

This dataset contains demographic, clinical, immunological and molecular data from 204 people living with HIV (PLWH) recruited between 2013 and 2023 in Spain and Italy, all residing in Leishmania infantum-endemic areas. For each participant, the database includes age, sex, birthplace, cohort, CD4+ T-cell count, HIV viral load, antiretroviral treatment information, and the results of three complementary screening methods for asymptomatic Leishmania infection: kDNA real-time PCR, ELISA serology, and a whole blood stimulation assay (WBA) measuring parasite-specific cytokine responses (IFN-γ, IL-2 and IP-10). In addition, the dataset contains follow-up information for individuals with positive screening results, including repeated PCR, serological and immunological assessments and clinical monitoring for progression to visceral leishmaniasis. No cases of progression to overt VL were recorded during follow-up.

Incluye datos de defunciones por COVID-19 y por todas las causas en las residencias de mayores en Castilla la Mancha entre Marzo y el 12 de enero de 2021 según área de salud, características de las residencias e incidencia de COVID-19 en el municipio. El proyecto analiza las desigualdades en la mortalidad por COVID-19 y por todas las causas en las residencias de mayores en Castilla la Mancha según área de salud durante 2020.

[ES] Incluye: plantilla de la lista de comprobación para la descripción y replicación de intervenciones (TIDieR) aplicada a la "Intervención educativa para mejorar las habilidades de búsqueda bibliográfica de los Médicos Internos Residentes (MIR) de Medicina Preventiva y Salud Pública (MPySP) en el Máster en Salud Pública (Escuela Nacional de Sanidad. Instituto de Salud Carlos III)" e informe de resultados de las encuestas de satisfacción y de la rúbrica para la evaluación de los trabajos individuales y grupales del alumnado. El objetivo es describir y evaluar la intervención educativa y el impacto en los resultados del aprendizaje o la satisfacción de los/las alumnos/as. [EN] Includes: the TIDieR checklist template for the description and replication of interventions, applied to the “Training intervention to improve the literature search skills of medical residents (MIR) in Preventive Medicine and Public Health (MPySP) on the Master’s in Public Health (National School of Public Health. Carlos III Health Institute)”, and a report on the results of the satisfaction surveys and the rubric for assessing students’ individual and group work. The aim is to describe and evaluate the educational intervention and its impact on learning outcomes or student satisfaction.

Objective: the objective is to determine reported cases of co-creation methodology about the use of smart technologies in public spaces in order to create new forms of social interactions and practices, which in turn creates new socio-spatial relations and promotes interactions and communication between isolated and disperse communities. Material and Methods: the literature published in the last 5 years (2016-2020) has been reviewed. Searches on Co-creation methodology and ICTs in Health and Biomedicine, on topics such as interaction among users, ICT and social behaviour, spatial analyses, planning methodologies and public involvement, on-line gaming, self‐learning, and the prevention of risky habbits are made manually. Results: search strategies developed through electronic databases and manual search identified a total of 180 references, included in the supplementary material. They have been divided by the technologies used in the studies, co-creation methodology, and according to the type of socio-medical application. This research highlights the penetration of ICT in social and healthcare environments and clearly demonstrates the high number of publications that have come out over recent years and a lack of publications that evaluate co-creation methodology in this field. Conclusions: most of the papers included only partially cover the subject matter of ICT in Health and Biomedicine and how to use smart technologies to transform public spaces in small communities into people-friendly human environments. The research carried out for this paper clearly demonstrates the high number of publications concerning technology assessment. However, there is a distinct lack of publications that evaluate co-creation methodology [Dataset].