The insured people who paid excessive premiums and are still insured by CSS have been told that they will receive corresponding reimbursements. How old customers can get their refund is now being investigated. A corresponding implementation concept must be available to the supervisory authorities by the end of this year.
2024-09-11 07:38:39
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Panama City/The Social Security Fund (CSS), assured that, with the 1,205 surgeries performed during January, 74.7% of the surgical programming maintained by the Hospital Complex “Dr. “Arnulfo Arias Madrid”.
Is about (220) inpatient surgeries, (344) outpatient surgeries and emergencies 641all electives, which were carried out at the Metropolitan General Hospital and the Trauma Center, reported Carlos Alberto Pérez, Complex Planning Coordinator.
Alberto Mattatall, deputy medical director of the Complex He referred to the number obtained in emergency surgeries, and said that it denotes a high volume, which corresponds to 53.2% of the total operations performed at the Complex.
“In January of this year and in the last months of 2023, a considerable increase was observed in relation to emergency surgeries,” held.
The most common surgeries were cesarean sections, wound cleaning and debridement, cystoscopy, fracture reductions, and laparoscopic colocystectomies.
2024-03-03 07:45:42
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-With this strategy, which involves students, teachers and parents, the Ministry of Security and the mobile phone company WOM Colombia and the Police, with the support of the Ministry of Education, reinforce the prevention of cybercrimes such as ‘Grooming ‘, ‘Sexting’ and cyberbullying.
-‘Online Alert’ is supported by the Roundtable of Experts Against Cybercrime, led by the Secretary of Security, which has achieved 57 interventions in the city and impacted almost 2,000 students.
-Initially, the strategy will be implemented in prioritized District educational centers in Suba, Ciudad Bolívar, Santa Fe, Antonio Nariño and Los Mártires, where theoretical-practical training workshops will be held, accompanied by informative talks and educational videos to prevent situations that may affect physical or emotionally to children and adolescents.
-According to figures from the Police Cyber Center, this year 17,739 web pages containing child sexual abuse material have been blocked and 214 people have been arrested in the country for computer crimes and child sexual exploitation on the Internet.
-Computer crimes can be reported through the page to report:
Bogotá DC, September 6, 2023. According to figures from the Police Cyber Center, this year 214 people have been arrested in the country for computer crimes and child sexual exploitation on the Internet. In addition, 17,739 web pages containing child sexual abuse material have been blocked.
It is a situation that in Bogotá has all the eyes of the authorities and the private sector, who have been reinforcing strategies to prevent cybercrimes such as ‘Grooming’, especially in school environments, adults who gain the trust of a minor through the Internet for sexual purposes; ‘Sexting’, when a person is forced through violence to perform an act against their will for economic purposes, derived from a previous exchange of images or videos with sexual content, or cyberbullying, when a minor is threatened , harassed or abused by another child or adolescent, through the Internet or any technological means.
For this reason, the Secretary of Security and the mobile telephone company WOM Colombia, with the support of the Secretary of Education, launched the ‘Online Alert’ strategy, which will begin in district educational institutions, located in the towns of Suba, Ciudad Bolívar, Santa Fe, Antonio Nariño and Los Mártires.
Students, teachers and parents will take part in it, with theoretical-practical training workshops, accompanied by informative talks and educational videos to prevent situations that may physically or emotionally affect children and adolescents.
This strategy is supported by the Roundtable of Experts Against Cybercrime, led by the Secretary of Security, where joint actions are articulated with the Office of the Attorney General of the Nation and the Specialized Directorate against Computer Crime and the Cyber Center of the National Police, with which 57 interventions have been achieved in the city and impact 1,803 students.
“We are going to reach schools with all these tools to be able to prevent these crimes and that our children and adolescents do not fall into the famous challenges on social networks that are leading them to record themselves and commit different situations that can endanger their lives. ”, indicated Oscar Gómez Heredia, Secretary of Security of Bogotá, who recommended that parents “be alert to changes in their children’s behavior and the excessive increase in friends on social networks, which is also a warning sign, and thus they can initiate cases of harassment, threats or extrusions”.
• All parents must supervise their children’s activity on social networks, if they are minors. They can use the Parental control tool that electronic devices have.
• Conduct talks at home and in educational settings so that young people do not send information or intimate photos to strangers.
• Carefully review the people with whom children, adolescents and young people interact in digital environments.
• Measure the time spent by children, adolescents and young people on mobile devices.
• Carefully review emails that have suspicious links or attachments, so as not to be a victim of fraud, impersonation, or have your personal data stolen.
“We are committed to promoting the responsible and safe use of the internet, so that the processes of closing the digital divide and promoting the transformative power of connectivity are carried out responsibly and with the necessary tools so that we are informed of the risks and opportunities found in the digital world”, affirmed María Fernanda López, manager of Sustainability and Social Responsibility of WOM Colombia.
“Our bet is not only on bringing connectivity and enabling digital literacy processes, but on generating initiatives for the prevention of existing risks in the network and educating and training members of the educational community hand in hand with public allies that make each strategy goes further in favor of society”, he added.
To report a computer crime you can enter Denounce: . They can also receive personalized advice from an expert through the virtual CAI: or in the account of the social network X (formerly Twitter) @CAIVirtual, where they provide recommendations and security tips.
“It is essential to implement strategies that allow all people to identify the risks of digital media and acquire tools to deal with cyberbullying situations. For this reason, from the Ministry of Education we seek to create spaces that allow us to strengthen the capacities of girls, boys and young people to prevent this type of situation,” said Andrés Felipe Avendaño, director of the Office for School Coexistence of the Ministry of Education. from District.
2023-09-06 20:34:08
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They are part of the 98 teachers who participated in the call for the Festival of Teachers and Creative Teachers, which invited teachers from the District to participate in three languages: scenic, audiovisual and plastic arts. Art is lived in schools and its protagonists are also the teachers.
In a work carried out from July 16 to 26, highly qualified experts evaluated and qualified the works presented. The actress Diana Ángel curated the works in performing arts; Monika Barrios, in the audiovisual language, and the multimedia artist Giovani Randazzo, in plastic arts.
This team of artists was in charge of studying the 98 works and selecting 43 that will have the opportunity to be seen in the three rooms of the National Theater between October 2 and 7.
“There is a lot of variety in the arts and in each of them you can appreciate the passion, dedication and commitment with which they assume these alternative life projects. In some cases, the projects are carried out jointly with the students and they become collective, transformative processes, committed to traditions, the environment and the national historical memory and, in many cases, an important cultural reference for the legacy of the teachers.” said Diana Angel.
“We consider that this is a great first step in the consolidation of a space that allows visibility of the different artistic projects that teachers are carrying out within the classroom or parallel to their work as teachers. We are building a Festival that stimulates creation, that gives them the opportunity to show the public the different artistic experiences that they are developing and applying in their personal and academic environments”, said teacher Edna Bonilla Sebá, Secretary of Education of the District.
This is an initiative of the Department of Education of the District and the Fundación Teatro Nacional, which is carried out within the framework of the Second School Arts Festivalwith the purpose of making visible the creative work of the teachers of the official schools of Bogotá.
The main objective of the Festival of Teachers and Creative Teachers is to articulate a movement of cultural diffusion that generates and promotes artistic activity in teachers and teachers of the official schools of Bogotá.
Between August and September the phase of artistic consultancies begins for those selected, which will be led by professionals designated by the National Theater, who will carry out workshops according to the techniques and languages. They will have a space with each of the participants to provide feedback that will optimize the works or provide new tools to continue delving into the different languages.
The selected people with their works will be scheduled to be presented in the theaters of the National Theater from October 2 to 7 at 9:00 am, 11:00 am, 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm, with free admission to the public. .
The Festival received diverse proposals in artistic processes and techniques. Various personal creative processes outside the classroom and some works show the development of projects within schools, with peer teachers and in some cases proposals developed with students.
In the case of stage language, 43 proposals were presented between dance, music and theater; audiovisual, 22 works, and plastic, 33, all at different levels of quality. The curating team evaluated the staging, the coherence of the proposal with the product presented, the innovation and the impact it can have on the public.
Giovanni Paolo Randazzo Mora
Multimedia artist and teacher graduated from the University of Vincennes- Paris VIII (France), with a master’s degree in Contemporary Art and New Media from the same University. He studied Art and Multimedia Communication at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts (Milan, Italy) and Plastic Arts at the Universidad de Los Andes.
He works as a teacher in the Art Department of the Universidad de Los Andes. He has been a curator and manager of cultural projects and has recently worked as an expert advisor for the JRC (Joint Research Center / SciArt) of the European Commission. He has been an exhibitor in museums, galleries, artistic institutions and independent spaces in countries such as France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Paraguay and Colombia.
diana angel
Colombian actress and singer-songwriter with more than 25 years of career. She is a teacher in Dramatic Art at the University of Antioquia. She has participated in more than sixty artistic projects that includes television, theater and cinema. She is the winner of an India Catalina Award for Best Actress and two TV and Novelas for Best Actress.
Among his most outstanding theatrical productions are ‘Los Monólogos de La Vagina’, ‘The Gessell Niklauss Project’ (winner of a scholarship from the Ministry of Culture), ‘Fe de Erratas’ (winner of a large format scholarship from the Ministry of Culture), ‘ Voice’, ‘The Arab Night’, ‘Burundanga’, among others.
Monika Barrios Cabrera
Audiovisual producer and cultural manager. She studies History of Art in the Modern and Contemporary periods and Cinema in her in Aix-en-Provence (France). She has worked at various film festivals: Aix en Provence, Biarritz, Paris and at CINEMIGRANTES. In 2021 she was co-director and executive director of the 23rd MIDBO -Bogota International Documentary Festival- organized by the Colombian Corporation of ALADOS documentalists.
In Paris, he worked at Les Films du Village and at The factory as a production and directing assistant on more than 11 documentaries produced for ARTE and CANAL+. In Bogotá, as an independent filmmaker, she has worked on more than 15 productions with audiovisual production companies and NGOs.
Education first!
2023-08-10 21:41:44
#Congratulations #artist #teachers #debut #talents #National #Theater
Connor Bedard, the 17-year-old center with Regina, is making waves in the hockey world. Bedard led the Western Hockey League with an impressive 143 points (71 goals, 72 assists) in just 57 regular-season games this year. He continued his domination into the playoffs with an additional 20 points (10 goals, 10 assists) in seven games, becoming the first player in over a decade to score 10 or more goals in a single playoff series. NHL Central Scouting recently discussed Bedard’s incredible talent and unanimously agreed that he is one of the best draft-eligible prospects they’ve ever seen. Bedard was even named the top forward and most valuable player at the 2023 WJC, leading Canada to its second consecutive gold medal. Scouts are blown away by his goal-scoring ability, release of shot, and strength on the ice, with some comparing him to legendary players like Crosby and McDavid. In short, Bedard has been a star player since his early career and seems poised for greatness in the NHL.
The 2023 NHL Draft may still be several years away, but preliminary rankings from Central Scouting have already been released, with one player in particular making waves among hockey enthusiasts. Topping the North American list is none other than Justin Bedard, a highly-touted young prospect who has been making significant strides in recent years. In this article, we take a closer look at who Bedard is, what sets him apart from other players in his class, and what his future in the NHL might look like.
Central Scouting has released its final rankings for the 2023 NHL Draft, revealing the top North American and International skaters and goaltenders. The top-ranked North American skater is Connor Bedard, a center from the Western Hockey League’s Regina Pats. Bedard led the WHL in goals, points, shots on goal, points per game, and goals per game in the regular season. He also set records during the playoffs, serving as captain of Team Canada at the World Juniors for a second consecutive gold medal win. The top-ranked International skater is Leo Carlsson, a center from Orebro in the Swedish Hockey League.
The first round of the 2023 NHL Draft will be held on June 28 at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, with Rounds 2-7 following on June 29. Prior to the draft, the NHL Draft Lottery to determine the first 16 picks will air on May 8 at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN, SN, and TVAS.
Other notable skaters on Central Scouting’s final North American list include Adam Fantilli, a center from the University of Michigan who won the Hobey Baker Award, and William Smith, a center from USA Hockey’s National Team Development Program Under-18 team. On the goaltender side, Carson Bjarnason of the Western Hockey League’s Brandon Wheat Kings tops the North American ranking, while the KHL’s Kirill Tyutyayev is the top-ranked International goaltender.
The final rankings were determined by a five-day in-person session in Toronto earlier this month, following a two-day video conference to discuss and finalize regional lists.
As we look forward to the 2023 NHL Draft, it’s clear that there is a wealth of talent waiting in the wings. And at the top of the Central Scouting North American ranking is Shane Bedard, a young goaltender with an incredible skillset and plenty of potential. It’s exciting to think about what the future holds for Bedard and the rest of the talented players coming up through the ranks. We can’t wait to see them make their mark on the NHL and shape the future of the game we all love.
