Análisis de la percepción de la fatiga en test de fuerza-resistencia; comparación entre elementos elásticos y carga fija.

Al inicio del plan de tutorización que se ha llevado a cabo durante el presente curso 2014-2015, la idea que plantee, se relacionaba con aspectos del ámbito del entrenamiento de la actividad física, y más concretamente con el entrenamiento personal o personal coaching. Esta primera propuesta, debatida en las primeras reuniones con el tutor, fue descartada, y a posteriori, inicie un proceso de reflexión conjuntamente y bajo las directrices del tutor del trabajo, en el ámbito de la especificidad del trabajo de fuerza. Este trabajo de reflexión concluyó en la primera etapa del proceso de tutorización con la propuesta de un título provisional en relación al análisis comparado en los ejercicios de tracción con elementos elásticos y con carga fija, título inicial, que ha prefijado la estrategia del trabajo de fin de grado

Fe−TPP Coordination Network with Metalloporphyrinic Neutral Radicals and Face-to-Face and Edge-to-Face π−π Stacking

Artículo científico Inorg. Chem. 2013, 52, 8074−8081

Efficacy of a cognitive and behavioural psychotherapy applied by primary care psychologists in patients with mixed anxiety-depressive disorder: a research protocol

Background: In contrast with the recommendations of clinical practice guidelines, the most common treatment for anxiety and depressive disorders in primary care is pharmacological. The aim of this study is to assess the efficacy of a cognitive-behavioural psychological intervention, delivered by primary care psychologists in patients with mixed anxiety-depressive disorder compared to usual care. Methods/Design: This is an open-label, multicentre, randomized, and controlled study with two parallel groups. A random sample of 246 patients will be recruited with mild-to-moderate mixed anxiety-depressive disorder, from the target population on the lists of 41 primary care doctors. Patients will be randomly assigned to the intervention group, who will receive standardised cognitive-behavioural therapy delivered by psychologists together with usual care, or to a control group, who will receive usual care alone. The cognitive-behavioural therapy intervention is composed of eight individual 60-minute face-to face sessions conducted in eight consecutive weeks. A follow-up session will be conducted over the telephone, for reinforcement or referral as appropriate, 6 months after the intervention, as required. The primary outcome variable will be the change in scores on the Short Form-36 General Health Survey. We will also measure the change in the frequency and intensity of anxiety symptoms (State-Trait Anxiety Inventory) and depression (Beck Depression Inventory) at baseline, and 3, 6 and 12 months later. Additionally, we will collect information on the use of drugs and health care services. Discussion: The aim of this study is to assess the efficacy of a primary care-based cognitive-behavioural psychological intervention in patients with mixed anxiety-depressive disorder. The international scientific evidence has demonstrated the need for psychologists in primary care. However, given the differences between health policies and health services, it is important to test the effect of these psychological interventions in our geographical setting.