Juan Carlos Estario
National University of Cordoba
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Enfermería global: Revista electrónica semestral de enfermería | 2011
Laura Débora Acosta; Burrone; M.J. Lopez de Neira; M. Lucchese; C. Cometto; B. Ciuffolini; M. Didoni; H. Jure; G. Acevedo; Juan Carlos Estario; Ar. Fernández
Objective: To identify userssatisfaction about services provide for health centers in the province of Cordoba.
Cadernos De Saude Publica | 2013
Roberto Ariel Abeldaño; Alicia Ruth Fernández; Carla Ap. Arena Ventura; Juan Carlos Estario
Data were analyzed from the National Survey on Substance Use (ENPreCoSP-2.008) in 6,122 cases to estimate the prevalence of psychoactive substance use and assess the association between unmet basic needs (UBN) and family income and the consumption of psychoactive substances by individuals 18-34 years of age in 10 provinces in Northern Argentina. The study conducted descriptive statistical analysis and logistic regression. Prevalence of lifetime drug use and use in the previous year and previous month were higher for legal versus illegal substances. Consumption was also higher in males. Poverty indicators were significantly associated with the consumption of legal substances. The findings show differences in consumption of psychoactive substances related to gender and poverty.Data were analyzed from the National Survey on Substance Use (ENPreCoSP-2.008) in 6,122 cases to estimate the prevalence of psychoactive substance use and assess the association between unmet basic needs (UBN) and family income and the consumption of psychoactive substances by individuals 18-34 years of age in 10 provinces in Northern Argentina. The study conducted descriptive statistical analysis and logistic regression. Prevalence of lifetime drug use and use in the previous year and previous month were higher for legal versus illegal substances. Consumption was also higher in males. Poverty indicators were significantly associated with the consumption of legal substances. The findings show differences in consumption of psychoactive substances related to gender and poverty.
Cadernos De Saude Publica | 2014
Roberto Ariel Abeldaño; Alicia Ruth Fernández; Juan Carlos Estario; Julio Enrique Enders; María Josefina López de Neira
Se analizo un screening de trastornos de estres postraumatico en habitantes chilenos, como consecuencia del terremoto de febrero de 2010; a partir de una Encuesta Post Terremoto con una muestra multietapica de 24.982 personas mayores de 18 anos, a quienes se aplico la Escala de Trauma de Davidson. La prevalencia de screening positivo para los trastornos de estres postraumatico fue del 11% en el pais, pero a menor nivel de desagregacion llegaron a observarse prevalencias del 30%. El modelo de regresion logistica para la estimacion de la variable trastornos de estres postraumatico identifico como factores de riesgo el hecho de pertenecer un hogar pobre, haber sufrido danos en la vivienda, haber tenido algun problema de salud en el ultimo mes y ser mujer (p<0,05). Tambien se encontro que el afrontamiento del sismo en familia resulto como un factor protector, en relacion a afrontarlo con otros colectivos sociales (vecinos), la mayor cantidad de anos de educacion formal tambien fue identificada como un factor de proteccion (p<0,05). Se observaron claras desigualdades sociales en las personas que presentaron un screening positivo.The authors conducted an assessment of post-traumatic stress disorder screening in the Chilean population following the February 2010 earthquake, based on the Post Earthquake Survey with a multistage sample of 24,982 individuals over 18 years of age, applying the Davidson Trauma Scale. Multivariate analysis was performed with significance set at p<0.05. Prevalence of positive screening for post-traumatic stress disorder was 11% for the country as a whole, but reached 30% at lower-level disaggregation. The logistic regression model for post-traumatic stress disorder identified the following risk factors: belonging to a low-income family, having suffered damage to the household, a history of health problems in the previous month, and female gender (p<0.05). Family coping with the earthquake proved to be a protective factor as compared to other social or neighborhood groups, and more years of schooling were also protective (p<0.05). Positive screening for posttraumatic stress disorders revealed clear social inequalities.
Cadernos De Saude Publica | 2014
Roberto Ariel Abeldaño; Alicia Ruth Fernández; Juan Carlos Estario; Julio Enrique Enders; María Josefina López de Neira
Se analizo un screening de trastornos de estres postraumatico en habitantes chilenos, como consecuencia del terremoto de febrero de 2010; a partir de una Encuesta Post Terremoto con una muestra multietapica de 24.982 personas mayores de 18 anos, a quienes se aplico la Escala de Trauma de Davidson. La prevalencia de screening positivo para los trastornos de estres postraumatico fue del 11% en el pais, pero a menor nivel de desagregacion llegaron a observarse prevalencias del 30%. El modelo de regresion logistica para la estimacion de la variable trastornos de estres postraumatico identifico como factores de riesgo el hecho de pertenecer un hogar pobre, haber sufrido danos en la vivienda, haber tenido algun problema de salud en el ultimo mes y ser mujer (p<0,05). Tambien se encontro que el afrontamiento del sismo en familia resulto como un factor protector, en relacion a afrontarlo con otros colectivos sociales (vecinos), la mayor cantidad de anos de educacion formal tambien fue identificada como un factor de proteccion (p<0,05). Se observaron claras desigualdades sociales en las personas que presentaron un screening positivo.The authors conducted an assessment of post-traumatic stress disorder screening in the Chilean population following the February 2010 earthquake, based on the Post Earthquake Survey with a multistage sample of 24,982 individuals over 18 years of age, applying the Davidson Trauma Scale. Multivariate analysis was performed with significance set at p<0.05. Prevalence of positive screening for post-traumatic stress disorder was 11% for the country as a whole, but reached 30% at lower-level disaggregation. The logistic regression model for post-traumatic stress disorder identified the following risk factors: belonging to a low-income family, having suffered damage to the household, a history of health problems in the previous month, and female gender (p<0.05). Family coping with the earthquake proved to be a protective factor as compared to other social or neighborhood groups, and more years of schooling were also protective (p<0.05). Positive screening for posttraumatic stress disorders revealed clear social inequalities.
Cadernos De Saude Publica | 2014
Roberto Ariel Abeldaño; Alicia Ruth Fernández; Juan Carlos Estario; Julio Enrique Enders; María Josefina López de Neira
Se analizo un screening de trastornos de estres postraumatico en habitantes chilenos, como consecuencia del terremoto de febrero de 2010; a partir de una Encuesta Post Terremoto con una muestra multietapica de 24.982 personas mayores de 18 anos, a quienes se aplico la Escala de Trauma de Davidson. La prevalencia de screening positivo para los trastornos de estres postraumatico fue del 11% en el pais, pero a menor nivel de desagregacion llegaron a observarse prevalencias del 30%. El modelo de regresion logistica para la estimacion de la variable trastornos de estres postraumatico identifico como factores de riesgo el hecho de pertenecer un hogar pobre, haber sufrido danos en la vivienda, haber tenido algun problema de salud en el ultimo mes y ser mujer (p<0,05). Tambien se encontro que el afrontamiento del sismo en familia resulto como un factor protector, en relacion a afrontarlo con otros colectivos sociales (vecinos), la mayor cantidad de anos de educacion formal tambien fue identificada como un factor de proteccion (p<0,05). Se observaron claras desigualdades sociales en las personas que presentaron un screening positivo.The authors conducted an assessment of post-traumatic stress disorder screening in the Chilean population following the February 2010 earthquake, based on the Post Earthquake Survey with a multistage sample of 24,982 individuals over 18 years of age, applying the Davidson Trauma Scale. Multivariate analysis was performed with significance set at p<0.05. Prevalence of positive screening for post-traumatic stress disorder was 11% for the country as a whole, but reached 30% at lower-level disaggregation. The logistic regression model for post-traumatic stress disorder identified the following risk factors: belonging to a low-income family, having suffered damage to the household, a history of health problems in the previous month, and female gender (p<0.05). Family coping with the earthquake proved to be a protective factor as compared to other social or neighborhood groups, and more years of schooling were also protective (p<0.05). Positive screening for posttraumatic stress disorders revealed clear social inequalities.
Cadernos De Saude Publica | 2013
Roberto Ariel Abeldaño; Alicia Ruth Fernández; Carla Ap. Arena Ventura; Juan Carlos Estario
Data were analyzed from the National Survey on Substance Use (ENPreCoSP-2.008) in 6,122 cases to estimate the prevalence of psychoactive substance use and assess the association between unmet basic needs (UBN) and family income and the consumption of psychoactive substances by individuals 18-34 years of age in 10 provinces in Northern Argentina. The study conducted descriptive statistical analysis and logistic regression. Prevalence of lifetime drug use and use in the previous year and previous month were higher for legal versus illegal substances. Consumption was also higher in males. Poverty indicators were significantly associated with the consumption of legal substances. The findings show differences in consumption of psychoactive substances related to gender and poverty.Data were analyzed from the National Survey on Substance Use (ENPreCoSP-2.008) in 6,122 cases to estimate the prevalence of psychoactive substance use and assess the association between unmet basic needs (UBN) and family income and the consumption of psychoactive substances by individuals 18-34 years of age in 10 provinces in Northern Argentina. The study conducted descriptive statistical analysis and logistic regression. Prevalence of lifetime drug use and use in the previous year and previous month were higher for legal versus illegal substances. Consumption was also higher in males. Poverty indicators were significantly associated with the consumption of legal substances. The findings show differences in consumption of psychoactive substances related to gender and poverty.
Cadernos De Saude Publica | 2013
Roberto Ariel Abeldaño; Alicia Ruth Fernández; Carla Ap. Arena Ventura; Juan Carlos Estario
Data were analyzed from the National Survey on Substance Use (ENPreCoSP-2.008) in 6,122 cases to estimate the prevalence of psychoactive substance use and assess the association between unmet basic needs (UBN) and family income and the consumption of psychoactive substances by individuals 18-34 years of age in 10 provinces in Northern Argentina. The study conducted descriptive statistical analysis and logistic regression. Prevalence of lifetime drug use and use in the previous year and previous month were higher for legal versus illegal substances. Consumption was also higher in males. Poverty indicators were significantly associated with the consumption of legal substances. The findings show differences in consumption of psychoactive substances related to gender and poverty.Data were analyzed from the National Survey on Substance Use (ENPreCoSP-2.008) in 6,122 cases to estimate the prevalence of psychoactive substance use and assess the association between unmet basic needs (UBN) and family income and the consumption of psychoactive substances by individuals 18-34 years of age in 10 provinces in Northern Argentina. The study conducted descriptive statistical analysis and logistic regression. Prevalence of lifetime drug use and use in the previous year and previous month were higher for legal versus illegal substances. Consumption was also higher in males. Poverty indicators were significantly associated with the consumption of legal substances. The findings show differences in consumption of psychoactive substances related to gender and poverty.
Rev. salud pública (Córdoba) | 2007
María Soledad Burrone; Ar. Fernández; G. Acevedo; M. Lucchese; M.J. Lopez de Neira; P. Dell Inocenti; Juan Carlos Estario
Rev. salud pública (Córdoba) | 2009
Laura Débora Acosta; A. Roque Maffrand; Ignacio Alonso; Martin Aspitia; Fernanda Farina; Eyenil Gaite; Teresita Peñalba; Oscar Sanchez; Federico Segura; Carolina Sirabo; Juan Carlos Estario; Alicia Ruth Fernández
SMAD. Revista eletrônica saúde mental álcool e drogas | 2014
Roberto Ariel Abeldaño; Alicia Ruth Fernández; Juan Carlos Estario; Carla Aparecida Arena Ventura