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8. El trabajo en red y la nueva PAC

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Comisión Europea. Dirección General de Agricultura y Desarrollo Rural, Correia, Maria Custódia, and McGlynn, Derek

Subjects
Desarrollo rural, Rural development, Cohesión económica y social, Economic and social cohesion, Protección del medio ambiente, Environmental protection, Política Agrícola Común [PAC], Renta del agricultor, Farmers' income, Estado miembro UE, EU Member State, Política agrícola común, Common agricultural policy, Modernización de la explotación agraria, Farm modernisation, Competitividad, Competitiveness, Reemplazo generacional, Generation renewal, Innovación, Innovation, Política de medio ambiente, Environmental policy, Marco Común de Seguimiento y Evaluación [MCSE], Asociación Europea para la Innovación en materia de Productividad y Sostenibilidad Agrícolas [AEI-AGRI], Calidad del producto, Product quality, Biodiversidad, Biodiversity, Cambio climático, Climate change
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El ISSN corresponde a la versión electrónica del documento La política agrícola común (PAC) posterior a 2020 responderá mejor a desafíos como el cambio climático y el relevo generacional. Sobre la base de nueve objetivos, la futura PAC garantizará alimentos de alta calidad y un fuerte apoyo a un modelo agrícola europeo que también integre objetivos medioambientales y promueva unas zonas rurales dinámicas. Pero, ¿qué puede significar el nuevo enfoque para el trabajo en red y el desarrollo rural?

Published
2019

9. [Commitment of Asunción. A call to action].

Author

Ferreira Heyn AM, Kliger G, Jiménez MC, Bareiro Arce A, Franco Núñez R, Adrianza Baptista G, Cárdenas D, Carrasco F, Castillo Pineda JC, Correia MIT, Jáquez A, and Figueredo-Grijalba R

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Humans, Cross-Sectional Studies, Pilot Projects, Nutrition Assessment, Nutritional Support methods, Parenteral Nutrition methods
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Introduction: The Latin American Federation of Nutritional Therapy, Clinical Nutrition, and Metabolism - FELANPE, was founded in 1988. It brings together interdisciplinary societies and associations in Clinical Nutrition and Nutritional Therapy from Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as Spain and Portugal. Currently, it comprises representations from 18 countries. The objectives of the Federation are described, taking into account the assumed commitment. This is an observational cross-sectional, multicenter study that included 132 hospitals with more than 100 beds, of high complexity, both state-owned and private, from 14 countries in Latin America that are members of FELANPE. The study assessed hospital characteristics, implementation of nutritional assessment, nutritional diagnosis of patients, the team responsible for nutritional therapy, nutritional therapy (oral, enteral, and parenteral), monitoring, and nutritional follow-up. For this purpose, a digital questionnaire and an explanatory video were designed and validated to ensure the quality of the collected data. Validation was carried out through a pilot study conducted in Paraguay, approved by the Ethics Committee for Research at the Faculty of Medical Sciences of the National University of Asunción. The current research has the approval of the Research Ethics Committee of the Faculty of Chemical Sciences of the National University of Asunción and the Ethics Committee of FELANPE. The results presented at the XVIII Latin American Congress of FELANPE in Asunción, Paraguay, on October 12, 2023, serve as a basis for characterizing the implementation of Parenteral and Enteral Nutritional Therapy (medical nutritional therapy) in hospitals in Latin America and are used as technical support for the present Asunción Commitment.

Published
2024
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10. [Cartagena Declaration. The International Declaration on the Right to Nutritional Care and the Fight against Malnutrition].

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Cárdenas D, Bermúdez CE, Echeverri S, Pérez A, Puentes M, López L, Correia MI, Ochoa JB, Ferreira AM, Texeira MA, Arenas Moya D, Arenas Márquez H, León Sanz M, and Rodríguez-Veintimilla D

Subjects
Bioethical Issues, Colombia, Delivery of Health Care, Integrated, Drug Industry ethics, Food Industry ethics, Food Supply, Guidelines as Topic, Humans, Latin America, Malnutrition diagnosis, Nutritional Sciences education, Nutritional Support, Organizational Culture, Patient Care Team organization & administration, Patient Participation, Research, Human Rights, International Cooperation legislation & jurisprudence, Malnutrition prevention & control, Nutrition Policy legislation & jurisprudence, Nutrition Policy trends
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Introduction: The need to promote the right to nutritional care, to fight against malnutrition and to advance in education and research in clinical nutrition has led all the FELANPE's societies to sign on May 3rd, during the 33rd Congress of the Colombian Clinical Nutrition Association (ACNC) in the city of Cartagena, the International Declaration on the Right to Nutritional Care and the Fight against Malnutrition, "Declaration of Cartagena". The Declaration provides a coherent framework of 13 principles which can serve as a guide for societies, schools and associations affiliated to FELANPE in the development of action plans. In addition, it will serve as an instrument to promote, through governments, the formulation of policies and legislation in the field of clinical nutrition. We believe that the general framework of principles proposed by the Declaration can contribute to raise awareness about the magnitude of this problem and to promote cooperation networks among Latin-American countries. Although this Declaration does not have a binding legal effect, it has an undeniable moral strength and it can provide practical guidance to States. An implementation program will allow developing a toolkit to transform principles into actions.

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2019
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