Procedure to evaluate the level of maturity and efficacy of the internal control by Vega de la Cruz, Leudis Orlando, Pérez Pravia, Milagros Caridad, Nieves Julbe, Any Flor

Subjects: “…Internal control; Schedule of evaluation; Socio-Economic Approach to Management; Hospital-stay entity.…”
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Relationship between the socioeconomic, sociodemographic and BTL publicity factors in the incidence of childhood obesity in Cuenca-Ecuador by Ríos Ponce, Marco Antonio, Álvarez Valencia, Juan Francisco, Arízaga Toledo, Diana Carolina, Arteaga Huiracocha, Joffre Sebastián

“…Finally, the data was proessed and the socio-economic and socio-demographic results were obtained. …”
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Natural disasters and their impact: A methodological review by González, Fernando Antonio Ignacio, London, Silvia

“…Natural disasters generate profound socio-economic changes in the affected communities. A consistent methodology that allows quantifying its impacts is essential for the implementation of adaptation and mitigation policies. …”
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Towards a new paradigm in education management by Rajimon, John

“…Reason why the necessity is clear to establish a new paradigm for the education system management that responds to the demands of the present day society in a new conception of knowledge, work and of production as a bases of a sustainable socio-economic development.…”
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Pandemic, economics and multilevel policies. The cases of the provinces of Chaco and Corrientes by Ferrero, Lucas, Hisgen, Carlos Matías, Álvarez, Diego Ramón

“…To do it, we adapt, integrate and extend the following conceptual and empirical frameworks: a) Socio-economic systems and models (econometric and calibrated); b) Sanitary-epidemiological (SEIR); c) Optimal social, sectoral and health policies, based on adaptations of public sector economic models; d) Criteria, both established and under current development, which identify relevant segmentations and sources of heterogeneity, based on contractual flexibility, “social” category of the activity, socioeconomic segmentation, location and size, among others, that, in turn, contribute to determining variations in costs and social benefits. …”
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