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Enfermería en el contexto de la salud mental: cuidado con pasión y ciencia
(2026-02-27) Luz Adriana Meneses Urrea; Dolly Villegas Arenas; Lesdy Daniela Gonzalez Mina; Lucero Sanclemente Diaz; Daniel Elías Carmona; Lady Diana Alarcon; Laura Valentina Rengifo Meneses; Diana Isabel Montoya Cano; Lesly Tatiana Toro Mina; Angelica María Aragón Díaz; Jenny Katerine Cerón Gil; Yizeth Valencia Carreño; Lina Marcela Parra González; Namibia Idrobo Hurtado; Luz Adriana Abonías González; José Manuel Alcaide Leyva; María Elena Castro Cataño; Laura Criado Castro; Daniela Jimenez Ruiz; Juan Fernando Bedoya Sandoval; Camila Andrea Bula Ledezma; Viviana Rivera Romero; Jhonnier Stiven Ruiz Lasso; Jessica López Peláez
The nurse plays a crucial role in mental health care, offering holistic care that encompasses physical, emotional, and psychological aspects; through the use of different research methodologies, the nurse proposes and implements care that involves patients from the beginning of the process, providing assistance, guidance, and an educational role at the individual and community level.
INDUSTRIA 5.0 Y CAPITAL HUMANO: INNOVACIÓN, COMPETENCIAS Y DESAFÍOS ÉTICOS EN LA TRANSFORMACIÓN ORGANIZACIONAL
(Editorial Universidad Santiago de Cali, 2026-03-10) Yovany Ospina Nieto; Lorena Meneses Medina; Nahum Stiven Botache Sánchez; Johnier Andrés López Marin; Johnier Andrés López Marin; Henry Hurtado Bolaños; Julio Cesar Montoya Rendón; Iván Mauricio Estrada
This book arises as a response to the contemporary challenges posed by the convergence of human capital, ethics, and technology in the era of Industry 5.0. From an interdisciplinary perspective, the chapters explore how job skills and human talent management models are articulated to meet the demands of a constantly transforming business environment. With an ethical, psychological, and technological focus, it offers a profound reflection on the impact of automation and new technologies on sustainability, organizational productivity, and employee well-being.
Desafíos para la exportación del aguacate hass colombiano en el mercado francés
(2025) Muñoz León, Miguel Ángel; Rosero López, Valeria; Andrade Angulo, Doris Lilia (Directora)
Internationalization has become increasingly necessary and important for companies, as it serves as a means of expansion, diversification, and increased competitiveness. Over the years, Colombia has become one of the leading producers of Hass avocados worldwide. However, multiple barriers prevent it from expanding its product to new strategic markets and limit the competitiveness of Colombian producing companies in international markets, such as the French market. This study identifies the internal and external challenges that hinder the export of Colombian Hass avocados to the French market. Although exports are made, these obstacles limit their growth. It also analyzes consumption trends for the fruit in this market and its import trends from Colombia. The analysis will be conducted through a document review to identify the main factors hindering the expansion of Colombian products in this market. It also identifies opportunities to strengthen their positioning within the market. Finally, from a general perspective, the main challenge in Hass avocado exports lies in the intense competition in international markets. As its popularity and demand grow worldwide, more countries and producers are entering this market, forcing exporters to implement various strategies to differentiate themselves and consolidate their position in the industry.
Análisis de la viabilidad de internacionalización del vino de uva Isabella del Valle del Cauca hacia el mercado europeo
(2025) Arrechea Bonilla, Juan Sebastián; Salazar Zapata, Juan Camilo; Lopez Solano, Claudia Marcela (Directora); Brunal Obregon, Alvaro Manuel (Director)
This research analyzes the feasibility of internationalizing Isabella grape wine from Valle del Cauca to the European market, considering economic, logistical, regulatory, and cultural factors that influence this process. Through a mixed approach combining documentary analysis and market studies, the competitiveness of the Colombian product is examined in a highly demanding and traditional sector. Results reveal that while Isabella grape wine has distinctive organoleptic characteristics and potential as a niche product, there are significant challenges related to European quality standards, regulatory barriers, and consumer perception of non-traditional wines. The study identifies Spain, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands as markets with greater entry potential, considering variables such as openness to new products, presence of Latin American communities, and logistical facilities. It is evident that internationalization viability depends on strategies focused on differentiation, adaptation to regulations, building specialized distribution channels, and developing a narrative that values the product's originality. Finally, the paper proposes a gradual penetration model, starting with European markets more receptive to wine innovations and taking advantage of existing trade agreements between Colombia and the European Union.
Manejo del síndrome de corazón izquierdo hipoplásico como un tipo de corazón univentricular: revisión bibliográfica
(2025) Ortiz Bolaños, María José; Urbina Rosero, Geraldine; Segura Castillo, Linda Nerieth (Directora)
Introduction: Hypoplastic left heart syndrome is a severe congenital heart disease characterized by underdevelopment of the left ventricle, aorta, and valves (mitral and aortic), which impedes adequate systemic blood flow. The right ventricle serves both circulations, generating progressive overload that, without surgical intervention, often causes death in the first month of life. Objective: To understand and analyze the management of HLHS as a type of univentricular heart. Materials and methods: A literature review was conducted with 56 scientific articles published between 2001 and 2025, selected using inclusion criteria for surgical techniques for the treatment of HLHS and types of grafts used. The sources consulted included databases such as Scielo, Scopus, Medigraphic, and Google Scholar; studies not directly related to HLHS or neurological complications were excluded, resulting in 30 articles. Results: Surgical management of HLHS is based on three stages: Norwood (neonatal), Glenn (4-6 months), and Fontan (2-4 years). These interventions balance systemic and pulmonary blood flow, improve oxygenation, and reduce right ventricular load. Alternatives such as stents and hybrid procedures offer less invasive approaches; mortality decreases with each surgery, and survival rates of up to 95% have been reported one month after Fontan. Conclusion: Surgical and diagnostic advances have improved survival and quality of life in patients with HLHS. However, treatment remains a challenge, so prenatal diagnosis and a multidisciplinary approach are essential to improve outcomes.