José Francisco Martínez Licona
Universidad Autónoma de San Luis Potosí
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Acta Paulista De Enfermagem | 2016
Beatriz Ramos Zúñiga; Aracely Díaz Oviedo; Sofía Cheverría Rivera; José Francisco Martínez Licona
Objective To evaluate nursing performance in the control of diabetic outpatients of the IMSS (Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social [Mexican Social Security Institute])-Prospera hospital number 44 in Tamazunchale, San Luis Potosi, Mexico. Methods This quantitative, descriptive, cross-sectional study consisted of a sample of 30 nurses recruited from August 2014 to April 2015. A performance observation guide that evaluated administrative, care, teaching, and communication functions was used. Performance was classified as good, fair, and poor by means of descriptive statistics. Results A total of 93.3% of the sample consisted of female certified nurse assistants, 70% with studies at the technician level. The overall measurements of the administrative, care, teaching, and communication functions indicated that 6.7% presented good performance, 40% fair performance, and 53.3% poor performance. Conclusion Care and teaching functions show significant opportunities for improving patient self-care. Nursing performance evaluation provides evidence for the management of services in the diabetes program.
Revista Da Escola De Enfermagem Da Usp | 2014
José Francisco Martínez Licona; Aracely Díaz Oviedo; Aileen Azucena Salazar Jasso; Marcela Duron Rivera
OBJECTIVE This research presents the construction of an attributional questionnaire concerning the different parental models and factors that are involved in family interactions. METHOD A mixed methodology was used as a foundation to develop items and respective pilots that allowed checking the validity and internal consistency of the instrument using expert judgment. RESULTS An instrument of 36 statements was organized into 12 categories to explore the parental models according to the following factors: parental models, breeding patterns, attachment bonds and guidelines for success, and promoted inside family contexts. Analyzing these factors contributes to the childrens development within the familiar frown, and the opportunity for socio-educational intervention. CONCLUSION It is assumed that the family context is as decisive as the school context; therefore, exploring the nature of parental models is required to understand the features and influences that contribute to the development of young people in any social context.Objective: This research presents the construction of an attributional questionnaire concerning the different parental models and factors that are involved in family interactions. Method: A mixed methodology was used as a foundation to develop items and respective pilots that allowed checking the validity and internal consistency of the instrument using expert judgment. Results: An instrument of 36 statements was organized into 12 categories to explore the parental models according to the following factors: parental models, breeding patterns, attachment bonds and guidelines for success, and promoted inside family contexts. Analyzing these factors contributes to the children’s development within the familiar frown, and the opportunity for socio-educational intervention. Conclusion: It is assumed that the family context is as decisive as the school context; therefore, exploring the nature of parental models is required to understand the features and influences that contribute to the development of young people in any social context.
Revista Da Escola De Enfermagem Da Usp | 2014
José Francisco Martínez Licona; Aracely Díaz Oviedo; Aileen Azucena Salazar Jasso; Marcela Duron Rivera
OBJECTIVE This research presents the construction of an attributional questionnaire concerning the different parental models and factors that are involved in family interactions. METHOD A mixed methodology was used as a foundation to develop items and respective pilots that allowed checking the validity and internal consistency of the instrument using expert judgment. RESULTS An instrument of 36 statements was organized into 12 categories to explore the parental models according to the following factors: parental models, breeding patterns, attachment bonds and guidelines for success, and promoted inside family contexts. Analyzing these factors contributes to the childrens development within the familiar frown, and the opportunity for socio-educational intervention. CONCLUSION It is assumed that the family context is as decisive as the school context; therefore, exploring the nature of parental models is required to understand the features and influences that contribute to the development of young people in any social context.Objective: This research presents the construction of an attributional questionnaire concerning the different parental models and factors that are involved in family interactions. Method: A mixed methodology was used as a foundation to develop items and respective pilots that allowed checking the validity and internal consistency of the instrument using expert judgment. Results: An instrument of 36 statements was organized into 12 categories to explore the parental models according to the following factors: parental models, breeding patterns, attachment bonds and guidelines for success, and promoted inside family contexts. Analyzing these factors contributes to the children’s development within the familiar frown, and the opportunity for socio-educational intervention. Conclusion: It is assumed that the family context is as decisive as the school context; therefore, exploring the nature of parental models is required to understand the features and influences that contribute to the development of young people in any social context.
Liberabit: Revista Peruana de Psicología | 2016
Alejandra Infante Blanco; José Francisco Martínez Licona
Escola Anna Nery | 2018
Luz Esperanza Hernández Terrazas; Aracely Díaz Oviedo; José Francisco Martínez Licona; Darío Gaytán Hernández
Revista Electrónica de Investigación Educativa | 2017
José Francisco Martínez Licona; María Isabel García Rodrigo; Jonathan Carlos Collazo Martínez
Escola Anna Nery | 2017
José Francisco Martínez Licona; Gabriela Irene Rodríguez Gámez; Aracely Díaz Oviedo; María Antonia Reyes Arellano
Archive | 2016
Alejandra Infante Blanco; José Francisco Martínez Licona
Liberabit | 2016
Alejandra Infante Blanco; José Francisco Martínez Licona
Revista Intercontinental de Psicología y Educación | 2014
José Francisco Martínez Licona; Agustín Zarate Loyola; Blanca Patricia Salazar Chávez; Andrés Palacios Ramírez
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Jonathan Carlos Collazo Martínez
Universidad Autónoma de San Luis Potosí
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Universidad Autónoma de San Luis Potosí
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