Extension of health sciences: Scientific studies
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Today, the study of human health transcends the traditional boundaries of medicine and the biological sciences. The growing complexity of health phenomena, as well as the need to offer more comprehensive and contextualized solutions, has motivated an increasingly evident academic movement: interdisciplinary convergence. Health sciences are currently expanding into areas such as engineering, psychology, sociology, computer science, economics, and anthropology, among others, to enrich their field of study, broaden their analytical methods, and strengthen their intervention proposals.
This book is a compilation of scientific research that illustrates and consolidates this trend. Each chapter represents an effort to build bridges between the health sciences and other disciplines, demonstrating that transdisciplinary collaboration is not only possible but necessary to address current challenges in public health, clinical practice, prevention, and health management.
The authors gathered here propose new perspectives, combined methodologies, and integrative theoretical models that add value to both the understanding and resolution of health problems. The research included explores everything from occupational medicine to dentistry, including educational proposals, management strategies, and preventative approaches with community impact.
This book is aimed at professionals, researchers, and students who recognize interdisciplinarity as a fundamental tool for scientific advancement. We invite readers to delve into these works with an open, critical, and proactive perspective, convinced that dialogue between knowledge bases is the key to a more humane, effective, and transformative science.
Chapters
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The intersection of occupational medicine and public policy: A comparative analysis of the responses of public and private entities in Metropolitan Lima
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Impact of public policies on occupational health: Lessons learned from emblematic cases treated by health entities in Metropolitan Lima.
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Remote work among nursing students: A systematic review of impacts, challenges, and opportunities
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Attitudes toward sexuality among primary school teachers: A systematic review
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Demographic factors that affect primary school teachers' thinking about sexuality
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Organizational climate and job satisfaction of hospital staff: A systematic review
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Professional identity and job satisfaction in healthcare personnel: A systematic review
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Impact on visual health due to remote work in nursing university students
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Epidemiological and clinical characteristics of the development of resistance to different families of antiretrovirals
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Response time and effectiveness of HAART (Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy) in the management of HIV/AIDS
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Factors associated with the prevalence of nosocomial infections in hospitals in Cercado de Lima: a critical review of the literature (2010-2023)
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Ethical challenges in nursing care in medical emergencies: analysis of documented cases in hospitals in the Cercado de Lima area
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Prevalence and risk factors for periodontal disease in adults in Metropolitan Lima: Review of studies conducted in university dental clinics
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Management of dental trauma in children and adolescents: Analysis of cases treated in hospitals in Cercado de Lima (2015-2023)
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Effectiveness of active methodologies in teaching cell biology at universities in Metropolitan Lima: A systematic review
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Impact of virtual laboratories on the understanding of chemical concepts in university students in Lima: A review of recent studies
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July 4, 2025
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