Tacticas de superficie

Programas, proyectos y red de portales

Tacticas de superficie

Programas, proyectos y red de portales

Tacticas de superficie

Programas, proyectos y red de portales

Tacticas de superficie

Programas, proyectos y red de portales

Tacticas de superficie

Programas, proyectos y red de portales

Luis Fernando Ramírez, David Peña, Bernardo Ortíz, Freddy Buitrago. Invenciones modernas.

Programas, proyectos y red de portales

Gabriel Antolínez Uribe. Nimio y Perecedero

Programas, proyectos y red de portales

Adriana Ramírez. Sobreexposición: un ensayo sobre historias domésticas y domesticadoras.

Programas, proyectos y red de portales

1964-65 Library Officers

Pictured here from left to right - Back Row: John Burtniak, Cataloguing. Nick Krenton, Head Cataloguing. Front Row: Sylvia Osterbind, Reference. Arthur Vespry, Chief Librarian. Mara Karnupe, Technical Services. Dianna Kertland, Circulation.

Improving the oral health status of functionally independent and dependent seniors residing in long-term care facilities through dental hygiene education /

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the oral health status of residents residing in 2 long-term care facilities and determine if dental hygiene education was required in order to improve their current oral health. The oral health status of 6 independent and 4 dependent individuals residing in 2 long-term care facilities was evaluated. In addition, the current oral health and disease prevention practices employed by 4 caregivers who were responsible for providing oral care to dependent residents in the long-term care facilities were evaluated. Furthermore, an evaluation of the oral care practices of independent residents who were responsible for providing their own care was conducted. Finally, the challenges that caregivers and independent residents faced when performing oral care were determined, and methodological changes were proposed. Using a generic qualitative research methodology, data collection was comprised of semi structured interviews, field observations, and documentation. The oral health status of the residents was reevaluated 3 months later. The findings of this study demonstrated an increase in plaque accumulation, gingival inflammation, and unhealthy gingival tissue colour changes among the residents over the 3-month period. The study revealed that poor oral health among the residents was a result of inadequate oral hygiene care techniques, difficulties accessing oral health care, financial limitations, insufficient care staff, insufficient time for personal care duties, lack of professional development, minimal interprofessional collaboration of health disciplines, and lack of perseverance on the part of the caregivers and residents. Overall, oral health is essential, and maintaining optimal oral health requires increased collaboration and communication between health care providers.

Advocating recognition and redistribution in poverty alleviation programs in Ghana : an examination of state and NGO programs and policies

Abstract This thesis argues that poverty alleviation strategies and programs carried out by the government and Non Governmental Organizations in Ghana provide affirmative solutions to poverty. This is because, these intervention strategies have been influenced by conventional discourses on poverty that fail to adequately address non-economic issues of poverty such as powerlessness, marginalization and tmder-representation. The study is carried out in a two-pronged manner; first, it analyses state policies and strategies, particularly the Ghana Poverty Reduction Strategy (GPRS), on poverty alleviation and compares these to NGO programs, implemented with funds and support from external donor organizations. Specifically, I focus on how NGOs and the governnlent of Ghana negotiate autonomy and financial dependency with their funding donor-partners and how these affect their policies and programs. Findings from this study reveal that while external influences dominate poverty alleviation policies and strategies, NGOs and the government of Ghana exercise varying degrees of agency in navigating these issues. In particular, NGOs have been able to adapt their programs to the changing needs of donor markets, and are also actively engaged in re-orienting poverty back to the political domain through advocacy campaigns. Overall, rural communities in Ghana depend on charitable NGOs for the provision of essential social services, while the Ghanaian government depends on international donor assistance for its development projects.

Inversión en la Siefore de una administradora de fondos para el retiro (Afore)

[Tesis] ( Maestría en Administración con Especialidad en Finanzas) U.A.N.L.

Relación entre los hábitos de estudio y el rendimiento académico en los alumnos de preparatoria núm. 22 de la Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León

Tesis (Maestría en Enseñanza Superior) -- U.A.N.L. ; Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, 2004.

Aspectos generales del análisis químico de materiales geológicos y su aplicación en un estudio de procesos magmáticos (Sierra de las Cruces, cinturón volcánico mexicano).

Tesis (Maestría en Ciencias Geológicas) UANL, 2012.

La mujer y los movimientos populares

UANL