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Extensiones. La Unidad Técnica de la CIAP (grupo de trabajo en el que participan aquellas CCAA en las que los profesionales de Atención Primaria utilizandicha clasificación para codificar la morbilidad) ha establecido un conjunto de extensiones 1 de la CIAP2, con objeto de precisar ciertas situacionespriorizadas que, de otro modo, quedan incluidas junto con otros problemas en epígrafes más amplios. Debido a su reciente implantación, se ha optado porno incluirlas en las tablas, si bien se hace referencia a ellas en el texto cuando el dato se considera relevante.Códigos BDCAP. En el proceso de normalización para hacer converger las tres clasificaciones internacionales utilizadas en las distintas CCAA (la ClasificaciónInternacional de Enfermedades -CIE- tanto en su versión 9MC como en su versión 10, y la Clasificación Internacional en Atención Primaria -CIAP- en suversión 2) a una común, ha sido necesario en ocasiones crear códigos que permitieran solventar algunas peculiaridades. Por ejemplo, recoger informaciónno especificada en CIE9MC y/o CIE10, como es el caso de ciertas conjuntivitis no especificadas como infecciosas o alérgicas, tal como hace la CIAP2, o reunirinformación que desagrega por sexo la CIAP2 y no las CIEs. El proceso completo se describe en la página web del Ministerio citada en la introducción. En lastablas, se señalan con un asterisco.Agrupaciones. A efectos de resaltar los principales resultados, se ha considerado conveniente en ciertas ocasiones agrupar algunos códigos de problemas desalud que disponen de más de uno posible y cuyo análisis por separado mermaría visualizar la tasa global de un problema de salud de característicassimilares. Ejemplo de ello son la hipertensión arterial (complicada o no), la diabetes mellitus (tipos 1 y 2) o aquellos problemas de salud que han precisadoañadir un código BDCAP no específico, como la mentada conjuntivitis (agrupando así la infecciosa, la alérgica o la no especificada). Estas agrupaciones seidentifican en las tablas porque no van precedidas por ningún código. Los componentes de estas agrupaciones se muestran desagregados justo debajo delepígrafe agrupador, excepto en el apartado problemas de salud más frecuentes, donde, por razones de legibilidad, se muestra únicamente la agrupación.Para cada grupo de edad analizado (0-14 años, mayores de 14, y el subgrupo de mayores de 64 años), se presentan cuatro grupos de tablas:- Datos globales por aparatos y sistemas (total y desagregado por sexo)- Problemas de salud más frecuentes (total y desagregados por sexo)- Problemas de salud por cada aparato y sistema, en cada sexo- Problemas de salud por secciones, en cada sexo.La información de los problemas de salud presentada en cada apartado es similar, la diferencia es de ordenación y agrupación de los mismos.1 Pueden consultarse las extensiones de la CIAP2 en http://www.msssi.gob.es/estadEstudios/estadisticas/estadisticas/estMinisterio/SIAP/Extensiones_CIAP_2014.xls4
Undergraduate Scholarships 73Financial Aid and WorkStudy for Students 75Summer Financial Aid 76Student Work Program 76Other Financial Assistance & Awardsfor Non-Egyptian Students 76IV. Student Life 79Activities 79Cafeterias and Services 82Housing 82Orientation, Counseling and Health Services 82Student Conduct 83V. The Core Curriculum 84Goals & Objectives 84General Description 85Restrictions 86Detailed Structure 87Core Seminars: Descriptions 96VI.Fields of Undergraduate Study:Academic Degrees & Course Listings 98Accounting 234Actuarial Science 252African Studies 301American Studies 102Anthropology 104Applied Probability & Statistics 255Arab & Islamic Civilization 115Arabic Language Courses 331Arabic Literature 115Arabic Studies 112Archaeological Chemistry 141Architectural Design 163Art 126Biology 131Business Administration 236Chemistry 139Classical/Medieval Islamic History 116Comparative Religion Courses 219Computer Science 150Construction Engineering 160Coptic Studies 181Development Studies 170
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