Dermatological health governance: Health prevention model and treatment with implications for an intervention device from Social Work
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https://doi.org/10.15257/ehquidad.2017.0004Keywords:
Governance, Health, Disease, Parasite, Intervention.Abstract
Studies of the Social Work of dermatological health show that prevention is a low cost factor with respect to the treatment of a disease acquired by a contamination of parasites. In that sense, a documentary, cross-sectional and descriptive study was carried out with a non-probabilistic selection of indexed sources, registered in ISSN and DOI, with the purpose of establishing an integral model for the study Of an outbreak of dermatological contamination and to derive the strategies of intervention from the Social Work in institutions of basic education. The McKendrick (1926: 100) propagation model proved to be the most complete, although it offers the integration of other models that explain the problem of contagion and the future scenarios of treatment, recontagio and prevention. The need to carry out strategies for prevention and promotion of disease-free lifestyles, as well as individual self-care as collective co-responsibility, is highlighted.Downloads
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