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This work aims to highlight the importance of the time dimension in the participation of young people in society, in order to take this element into greater consideration in the current socio-educational scenario. The work reveals how the participation exercised by youth in sociopolitical issues is, in part, mediated by the temporal dimension. This work arises from the study carried out within the CITADEL interuniversity collaborative research project "Smart Citizens for participatory cities" Ref.SMART01 / 2017-18 and its continuation in 2019/20 included in the call of the Iberoamerican Universities Union in which 4 countries of the 5 universities belonging to the IUU have participated (UNAM-National Autonomous University of Mexico, UBA-University of Buenos Aires, USP-University of São Paulo, UB-University of Barcelona and UCM-Complutense University of Madrid). This project focuses on the study of the gap between the civic experience of young people in formal education and their life in the citizen environment. For this, it is supported by research carried out by the teams of the aforementioned universities, through field work based on the focus group to obtain data from the different contexts to which the five participating institutions belong. The study, among other aspects on which part of the works published by the five universities has already been based, highlights the relevance of the temporal dimension in the participation of Iberoamerican youth in the sociopolitical sphere, as it is developed in this paper. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of this work is to design and validate a measurement instrument to evaluate the ApS methodology. The study sample was 180 students from nine Spanish universities. As a result of the literature consulted and professional experience, three dimensions are proposed on the ApS, and analyse its reliability, the values of the discrimination coefficient of the items and the Confirmatory Factorial Analysis, with satisfactory results. Thus, the proposed instrument contributes to the study of the evaluation of the ApS methodology, theoretically based and complying with the psychometric characteristics related to its reliability and validity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Universities are key institutions to respond to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the UN "2030 Agenda". Although some initiatives have emerged to respond to this challenge, more university actions and initiatives have to be taken. This research is a case study based on the approach mentioned. A teaching experience at university level has been developed in the Library and Information Science area to link the Service Learning (SL) methodology with an innovative teaching approach focused on the SDGs to improve librarians, archivists and information professionals training. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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To estimate the effectiveness and efficiency of pulmonary surfactants used in infants with respiratory distress syndrome at the Colombian Cardiovascular Foundation, we designed an observational, descriptive study. We analyzed the medical records of newborns hospitalized in this institution between January 2009 and April 2011 and calculated the effectiveness and efficiency indicators for each surfactant. After analyzing aggregate data, we found that the most efficient and effective medication for these patients was Survanta. It requires fewer doses per treatment, is more economical, and generates fewer days in the intensive care unit and fewer days of mechanical ventilation. In some cases, however, Infasurf was more effective than Survanta, caused less extubation failure in infants with low birth weight and fewer complications during treatment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the reuse of public sector information and presents the results of research conducted in the Spanish public sector on how public information is produced, disseminated and commercialized. The study was conducted in response to Spain's Law 37/2007 and European Parliament Directive 2003/98/CE which set a framework for the reuse of public sector information.

To estimate the effectiveness and efficiency of pulmonary surfactants used in infants with respiratory distress syndrome at the Colombian Cardiovascular Foundation, we designed an observational, descriptive study. We analyzed the medical records of newborns hospitalized in this institution between January 2009 and April 2011 and calculated the effectiveness and efficiency indicators for each surfactant. After analyzing aggregate data, we found that the most efficient and effective medication for these patients was Survanta. It requires fewer doses per treatment, is more economical, and generates fewer days in the intensive care unit and fewer days of mechanical ventilation. In some cases, however, Infasurf was more effective than Survanta, caused less extubation failure in infants with low birth weight and fewer complications during treatment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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El artículo examina el trastorno de identidad sexual, una entidad difícil de diagnosticar. Se menciona la definición del trastorno según el Manual Diagnóstico Estadístico de los Trastornos Mentales (DSM-IV), como la sensación de sentirse hombre o mujer. Los diagnósticos diferenciales varían para los casos de ambigüedad sexual y los niños que sufren traumas en sus genitales externos. El artículo también presenta detalles de la epidemiología.