Claudia León Zulueta Book order

Focusing on the psychological well-being of pregnant women, this study investigates anxiety symptoms among residents of Hogar Materno 2 at Policlínico Capitán Roberto Fleites in Santa Clara. It involves a sample of 10 women, all over 20 weeks pregnant and residing in the facility for about two months. The research is structured in three stages: initial diagnosis, implementation of a Therapeutic System, and evaluation of its effectiveness, with this thesis concentrating on the second stage. Various psychological assessments are employed for diagnosis.

Focusing on community health, this qualitative study explores a social intervention strategy aimed at reducing Arterial Hypertension prevalence in a specific community. Conducted between October and November 2011, it involved 120 patients across various age groups. Utilizing techniques like group dynamics and semi-structured interviews, the study revealed that the community had the highest rates of Arterial Hypertension in the Santa Clara Polyclinic, particularly among individuals aged 65 and older, highlighting a growing health concern.