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COPING SKILLS AND PARTICIPATION IN COLLECTIVE OCCUPATIONS AMONG WOMEN IN PAMPLONA AND THE PROVINCE

null Magda Milena Contreras Jauregui · null Diana Milena Celis Parra · null Edgar Martinez Rosado

Coping skills are among the resources individuals mobilize when facing stressful situations; for women, these skills can be linked to their capacity to engage and sustain involvement in collective spaces. This study aimed to examine the connection between coping skills and participation in collective occupations among...

Prácticas de esterilización del personal de salud en el entorno quirúrgico y su impacto en la seguridad del paciente: una revisión exploratoria

Angélica María Roca Pérez · María Isabel Gina Cuello Orozco

El objetivo del artículo se orientó a analizar la influencia de la práctica del personal en esterilización del entorno quirúrgico sobre la seguridad del paciente desde una revisión exploratoria, bajo una metodología de enfoque mixto, de tipo descriptiva, bajo diseño documental - bibliográfico, ejecutando una revisión e...

Representaciones sociales y apropiación de las políticas públicas ambientales: un análisis de las prácticas de responsabilidad social ambiental en las pymes del sector calzado en cuero de Bogotá

Luis Fernando Moreno Garzón

Las políticas públicas ambientales buscan promover prácticas de responsabilidad social ambiental (RSA) en las empresas; sin embargo, su implementación no siempre se traduce en cambios en los procesos productivos. Este estudio analiza las prácticas de RSA desarrolladas por los empresarios de las pymes del sector calzado...

¿La Escucha Privilegiada? Un Escenario de Agencia Cultural a Través de la Narrativa

Dylan Ferney Poveda Vargas

This article analyzes the impact of colonial perspectives on identity within the framework of the institutionalization of "privileged listening," which evokes a lack of understanding of difference, diversity, and the various ways in which human beings are represented. The central problem is the heteronormative privileg...

The Limits of Social Capital in Fragile Water Governance: Deliberative Non-Differentiation in the Colombian Amazon

Alejandro Figueroa-Benitez · Sonia Margarita Triviño · Viviana Patricia Triviño · Lina María López Roa · y 1 más

Water governance in the Colombian Amazon is shaped by institutional fragmentation, the marginalization of local and ancestral knowledge, and a disconnect between water conservation and territorial development. This article applies a social multi-criteria evaluation (NAIADE) and a territorially situated prospective anal...

Socioeconomic inequality shapes urban bird richness: Evidence for the luxury effect in Bogotá, Colombia

Rodrigo Mutis · Dolors Armenteras

Abstract The “luxury effect” (the tendency for wealthier urban areas to host higher biodiversity) is well-documented in cities of the Global North but remains understudied in the Global South, where socioeconomic inequality is often more pronounced. This study examines the luxury effect in Bogotá, Colombia, a biodivers...

Elevated baseline DNA damage and hypomethylated circulating free DNA distinguish frailty from healthy aging

Stefania Farina · Sander Barnhoorn · Martina Sette · Cesar Payan-Gomez · y 12 más

Abstract Aging is a primary risk factor for several diseases, including neurodegenerative disorders and cancer, with DNA damage accumulation being one of the key drivers. Frailty is a severe form of aging that affects many older adults and is characterized by dysfunction across multiple body systems, leading to increas...

Capitalismo digital como problema de economía política: entre la coordinación espontánea y la dominación algorítmica

Alejandro Perez y Soto Dominguez

Este artículo examina el capitalismo digital como un problema de economía política mediante la confrontación sistemática de dos tradiciones filosóficas: la escocesa-austriaca, que concibe el capitalismo como un orden espontáneo de coordinación descentralizada, y la crítica hegeliana-marxiana, que lo interpreta como un...

The Fragility of Collective Action in Community Forest Management: Social Feedbacks, Trust, and Cooperation Dynamics

José Manuel Castellanos Martínez · Santiago Arango Aramburo

From Dr. Google to Dr. AI: medical misinformation, clinical trust, and ethical responsibility in contemporary medicine

Álvaro Barrios-Núñez · Lorena Cudris-Torres

Generative artificial intelligence has rapidly entered health information seeking among patients, caregivers, students, and professionals. Its ability to produce immediate, personalized, and persuasive answers offers opportunities for health literacy, medical education, and clinical communication. However, it also crea...