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Habilidades en acción “Nuestro compromiso es acción”
(UNASA, 2025) Néstor Alexander Barrientos Carías, Katya Elizabeth Lima de Linares, Laura Elena Leal Alvarenga, Sonia Yamileth Paniagua Ochoa, María Marcela Ramos de Rodríguez, José Mario, Herrera
The journal includes the following sections: an editorial board comprised of the names of those responsible for the edition, a presentation of the journal by the head of the department, and details of the structures of the Undergraduate Process Seminar and the Operations Research Seminar.
Phase I of the Undergraduate Process Seminar presents the objective, description, names of the five modules, and their corresponding course directors.
Phase II showcases the names of community projects, their objectives, their connection to the Sustainable Development Goals, and the impact achieved through their implementation. The journal also includes accounts of the impact of volunteer work and international volunteering in Mexico.
Phase III features photographs of impactful disseminations and the intellectual output of community and volunteer projects. The journal also presents the students who have received awards for academic excellence, awards for intellectual production, and the Operations Research projects for the Bachelor's Degree in Nutrition and the Bachelor's Degree in Sports Science, Physical Activity, and Recreation.
Habilidades en acción “Nuestro compromiso es acción”
(UNASA, 2024) Néstor Alexander Barrientos Carías, Katya Elizabeth Lima de Linares, Laura Elena Leal Alvarenga, Sonia Yamileth Paniagua Ochoa, Blanca Eloísa Rodríguez de Cruz, Lidia Zahida Mena de Aguilar
The journal includes the following sections: an editorial board comprised of the names of those responsible for the editing, a presentation of the journal by the department head, as well as the experiences of undergraduate students, experiences of participatory action research advisors, the structure of the emotional intelligence seminar process, and the operational research structure. In Phase I of the Undergraduate Seminar, the corresponding department heads are introduced. Phase II presents the following options: participatory action research, strategic lines, operational research, beneficiary institutions, and volunteering. Phase III presents the discussions held with the students.
Percepción de los conductores de Santa Ana Centro, sobre la aplicación de la vigente normativa de tránsito.
(UNASA, 2025) Isabel Alejandra Flores Quintanilla
The Observatorio Voz y Vida de Occidente (VYVO) of the Universidad Autónoma de Santa Ana (UNASA), conducted a quantitative study in the Central Distric of Santa Ana, aimed at understanding driver´s perceptions regarding the implementation of the current traffic regulations. A non- experimental, cross-sectional desing was employed, using surveys administered to 329 participants. Respondents were asked about road safety, traffic reduction, and vehicle flow. The findings reveled widespread dissatisfaction; drivers did not perceive significant improvements in either road safety or traffic flow. Despite the tightening of penalties, the public expressed discontent with the lack of visible changes. The results indicate a disconnect between the measures implemented by authorities and citizen´s perceptions. However, the study also identifies opportunities for improvement, particularly in strengthening the effective enforcement of regulations, enhancing
strategic communication, and promoting participatory road safety education.
Lo que nadie nos dice sobre la pérdida gestacional
(UNASA, 2025) Jesica María Galán Alfaro
Pregnancy loss is one of the most common and least talked about social problems, spontaneous or not the mental and emotional impact is the same not only for the woman but also for the family that go with her. Even though this is a very broad topic, we talk a little bit about all the things are involved, and many literatures mention all the signs and symptoms but we have to question what truly a woman experiment. For the 2020 approximately 5717 miscarriages were recorded (OMS, Sexual and Reproductive Observatory, 2021) and it is curious than of all woman some of them are relatives or friends, at this point we can question ourselves what is truly happening whit a pregnancy loss or abortion and how woman handles it but she doesn´t dare to say for fear or shame, let´s delve just a little into the emotions from a different perspective based on a work experience to at last understand what no one says about gestational loss.
Un respiro de conciencia: “Cuida tus pulmones, cuida tu futuro”
(UNASA, 2025) Yancy Beatriz García Azenón, Adriana Marcela García Medina, Milena María Gálvez Montes, Fátima Melissa Flores Pérez, Kathya Julissa Rivas Hernández
In Colonia Enmanuel, Cantón Chupaderos, Santa Ana, the community project "Oxygen for life: awareness and prevention for better respiratory health" was carried out. Its objective was to reduce the incidence of respiratory diseases through preventive, educational and participatory activities. The rates of conditions such as asthma, bronchitis and pneumonia, are high in the community because the inhabitants have food production practices in a wood stove, garbage is burned, environmental pollution and poor housing conditions were observed. In response to this situation, awareness workshops were held,
donation of gas stoves, cleaning days, composting and distribution of educational materials for healthier practices.
The experience showed that respiratory health problems are not only linked to clinical aspects, but also to deeply integrated social, cultural and economic factors. In addition, the importance of community organization as an essential component in promoting sustainable change was emphasized.
The project, beyond the immediate achievements, provided teaching about the role that physiotherapy plays in health prevention and promotion. It also strengthened social awareness and the commitment to collaborate to promote the common well-being. In this context, Oxygen for Life not only contributed to improving the quality of life of the inhabitants, but also had an impact on the integral training of those who took part in its implementation.