Elaboraci??n de cuestionarios para la detecci??n de conocimientos previos en educaci??n para la salud, sexualidad y nutrici??n de un grupo de estudiantes de secundaria de un centro penitenciario espa??ol

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Claves para atender a la diversidad afectivo sexual en el contexto educativo desde un enfoque global escolar

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Educaci??n integral de la sexualidad : conceptos, enfoques y competencias

Basado en gran parte en un trabajo preparado por Angela Sebastiani, consultora OREALC/UNESCO Santiago, con el apoyo de Mary Guinn Delaney, Asesora Regional en Educaci??n en Salud y VIH de la OREALC/UNESCO Santiago; Mariana Cruz Murueta, consultora de OREALC/UNESCO Santiago, revis?? las ??ltimas versiones en detalle e hizo muchas sugerencias sustantivas; Victoria Valenzuela y Moritz Bilagher aportaron valiosos comentarios e insumos durante la redacci??n.

Brecha de g??nero e inclusi??n digital : el potencial de las redes sociales en educaci??n

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G??nero y educaci??n f??sica : an??lisis de buenas pr??cticas coeducativas

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Homofobia, heterosexismo y Educaci??n F??sica : percepciones del alumnado

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Pol??ticas p??blicas de igualdad en el ??mbito de la educaci??n : balance actual y retos futuros

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La experiencia docente en coeducaci??n del profesorado de Educaci??n F??sica

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Percepci??n del profesorado en la implementaci??n del Plan de Igualdad entre Mujeres y Hombres en Educaci??n

Investigaci??n educativa sobre ???Percepci??n del profesorado en la implementaci??n del Plan de Igualdad entre Mujeres y Hombres en Educaci??n???, la cual ha sido realizada en seis Centros de Educaci??n Infantil y Primaria (C.E.I.P.) de C??rdoba capital. La finalidad de este trabajo es describir el nivel de conocimiento que posee este profesorado sobre dicho Plan, as?? como su grado de implicaci??n y satisfacci??n para con ??ste. En definitiva, consiste en recabar la percepci??n sobre la implementaci??n del Plan de igualdad, teniendo como finalidad su mejora y optimizaci??n. En definitiva, este estudio muestra que el Plan de Igualdad entre Mujeres y Hombres en Educaci??n, est?? dando sus frutos en estos C.E.I.P. y que no presenta grandes inconvenientes en su implementaci??n para el profesorado estudiado.

Preferencias relacionales de g??nero en el contexto escolar : una nueva medida para el diagn??stico de relaciones de g??nero en educaci??n

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La educación afectiva y sexual en el actual y futuro profesorado

Programa de doctorado: Educación social en la sociedad del conocimiento (2004/2006)

Dna Extraction From Filter-paper Spots Of Vaginal Samples Collected After Sexual Violence.

To detect the presence of male DNA in vaginal samples collected from survivors of sexual violence and stored on filter paper. A pilot study was conducted to evaluate 10 vaginal samples spotted on sterile filter paper: 6 collected at random in April 2009 and 4 in October 2010. Time between sexual assault and sample collection was 4-48hours. After drying at room temperature, the samples were placed in a sterile envelope and stored for 2-3years until processing. DNA extraction was confirmed by polymerase chain reaction for human β-globin, and the presence of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) was quantified. The presence of the Y chromosome was detected using primers for sequences in the TSPY (Y7/Y8 and DYS14) and SRY genes. β-Globin was detected in all 10 samples, while 2 samples were positive for PSA. Half of the samples amplified the Y7/Y8 and DYS14 sequences of the TSPY gene and 30% amplified the SRY gene sequence of the Y chromosome. Four male samples and 1 female sample served as controls. Filter-paper spots stored for periods of up to 3years proved adequate for preserving genetic material from vaginal samples collected following sexual violence.

The Effect Of Pelvic Floor Muscle Training Alone Or In Combination With Electrostimulation In The Treatment Of Sexual Dysfunction In Women With Multiple Sclerosis.

Sexual dysfunction (SD) affects up to 80% of multiple sclerosis (MS) patients and pelvic floor muscles (PFMs) play an important role in the sexual function of these patients. The objective of this paper is to evaluate the impact of a rehabilitation program to treat lower urinary tract symptoms on SD of women with MS. Thirty MS women were randomly allocated to one of three groups: pelvic floor muscle training (PFMT) with electromyographic (EMG) biofeedback and sham neuromuscular electrostimulation (NMES) (Group I), PFMT with EMG biofeedback and intravaginal NMES (Group II), and PFMT with EMG biofeedback and transcutaneous tibial nerve stimulation (TTNS) (Group III). Assessments, before and after the treatment, included: PFM function, PFM tone, flexibility of the vaginal opening and ability to relax the PFMs, and the Female Sexual Function Index (FSFI) questionnaire. After treatment, all groups showed improvements in all domains of the PERFECT scheme. PFM tone and flexibility of the vaginal opening was lower after the intervention only for Group II. All groups improved in arousal, lubrication, satisfaction and total score domains of the FSFI questionnaire. This study indicates that PFMT alone or in combination with intravaginal NMES or TTNS contributes to the improvement of SD.

The Influence Of Body Weight On Sexual Function And Quality Of Life In Women With Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.

To assess sexual function (SF) and quality of life (QOL) in women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). A cross-sectional study was conducted to assess 56 women with PCOS and 102 control women with regular menstrual cycles. To assess SF and QOL in Brazilian women with PCOS with Female Sexual Function Index (FSFI) and the WHOQOL-bref questionnaires. Women with PCOS had a worse evaluation to arousal, lubrication, satisfaction, pain and total FSFI, and there was no difference in sexual desire and orgasm. Besides, they had a worse evaluation concerning health status than controls. The body mass index was inversely correlated to the QOL, especially to the physical, psychological, environment aspects and self-assessment of QOL, but it did not show correlation to the SF. Women with PCOS had a worse sexual function and self-assessment of health condition in comparison to controls. The body weight as isolated symptom was correlated to the worsening in quality of life, but not with the worsening of sexual function.

Role Of The Different Sexuality Domains On The Sexual Function Of Women With Premature Ovarian Failure.

Women with premature ovarian failure (POF) often manifest complaints involving different aspects of sexual function (SF), regardless of using hormone therapy. SF involves a complex interaction between physical, psychological, and sociocultural aspects. There are doubts about the impact of different complaints on the global context of SF of women with POF. To evaluate the percentage of influence of each of the sexuality domains on the SF in women with POF. Cross-sectional study with 80 women with POF, matched by age to 80 women with normal gonadal function. We evaluated SF through the Female Sexual Function Index (FSFI), a comparison between the POF and control groups using the Mann-Whitney test. Component exploratory factor analysis was used to assess the proportional influence of each domain on the composition of the overall SF for women in the POF group. SF was evaluated using FSFI. Exploratory Factor Analysis for components was used to evaluate the role of each domain on the SF of women with POF. The FSFI score was significantly worse for women with POF, with a decrease in arousal, lubrication, orgasm, satisfaction, and dyspareunia. Exploratory factor analysis of SF showed that the domain with greater influence in the SF was arousal, followed by desire, together accounting for 41% of the FSFI. The domains with less influence were dyspareunia and lubrication, which together accounted for 25% of the FSFI. Women with POF have impaired SF, determined mainly by changes in arousal and desire. Aspects related to lubrication and dyspareunia complaints have lower determination coefficient in SF. These results are important in adapting the approach of sexual disorders in this group of women. Benetti-Pinto CL, Soares PM, Giraldo HPD, and Yela DA. Role of the different sexuality domains on the sexual function of women with premature ovarian failure. J Sex Med 2015;12:685-689.