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Impact of international accreditation in the recognition of academic degrees in the domestic and foreign labor market. Case study: Civil engineering program (Impacto que tiene la a...
Published 2015“…These assure the quality of the higher education curricula and add value to the human capital on an international context. Despite the fact that many Mexican Universities have academic programs which have international accreditations, civil engineer graduates cannot easily work across borders. …”
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La inclusion laboral mediante equipos de trabajo a distancia (work inclusion through remote team work)
Published 2014“…This research also demonstrates employers that the implementation of an inclusive approach is attainable and it can be done based on a scheme of work that in fact many organizations actually use remote teamwork due its many benefits in costs and staff motivation. …”
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Efecto de un curso de farmacología en las actitudes hacia los medicamentos psiquiátricos de estudiantes de Químico Farmacéutico Biólogo de la UANL.
Published 2018“…Also, the antipsychotics drugs produce adverse effects such as parkinsonian symptoms, sedation, drowsiness, etc; this fact contributes to a lack of adherence to the treatment. …”
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La Capacitación como Estrategia de Crecimiento de las Pymes en México
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Caracterización epidemiológica y factores de riesgo para sífilis congénita en el noreste de México: un estudio de casos y controles 2016-2024
Published 2025“…Además, el tratamiento adecuado durante el embarazo se consideró un facto protector contra la transmisión de la enfermedad (RM: 0.21, IC 95%: 0.10-0.45; p<0.05). …”
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Caracterización epidemiológica y factores de riesgo para sífilis congénita en el noreste de México: un estudio de casos y controles 2016-2024
Published 2025“…Además, el tratamiento adecuado durante el embarazo se consideró un facto protector contra la transmisión de la enfermedad (RM: 0.21, IC 95%: 0.10-0.45; p<0.05). …”
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Un modelo de interacción para la prevención del vih basado en la comunicación sobre sexo entre padres y adolescentes hispanos
Published 2007“…Parent-adolescent communication about sex is an important medium for adolescents because it provides them with a source of information and values that allow them to make safer sex decisions. Due to the fact that communication is a bi-directional process, it is important to take into account the parent-adolescent interaction. …”
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La insostenibilidad del desarrollo en las entidades federativas de México
Published 2020“…The hypothesis of the work is based on the fact that the federative entities have particular development processes and that they do not necessarily follow the same pattern of development of the country as a whole. …”
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Gender-bias in education opportunities for population aged 12-18 in Mexico: 1992-2004
Published 2007“…Using an OLS-Robust model and a ML-Random Effects model for the years 1992, 1998 and 2004 of ENIGH, we did not find enough statistical evidence to support the idea that poor families, nether in rural nor in urban areas, provide more education to their 12 to 18 years old sons or daughters. In fact, contrary to the common belief, we found that non-poor families, invest more in the education of their daughters, especially in the urban areas. …”
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