Volumen 32 No. 3 (2014)

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    Caracteristicas de la Investigación en el posgrado: avances y limitaciones. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas. Universidad de Cuenca. 2009-2014
    (Universidad de Cuenca. Facultad de Ciencias Mëdicas, 2014-12) Morales Sanmartin, Jaime Rodrigo
    Objective: To determine the characteristics of the postgraduate research in order to generate research policies. Methods: A cross-sectional analytical research was conducted to determine the characteristics of research in the various postgraduate levels. A stratified random sample of the database of postgraduate research contained in the website of the University of Cuenca was used. Chi2 statistic was used, and a level of significance was accepted p <0.05 in hypothesis testing. The sample consisted of 98 research papers. Results: The model for biomedical research is predominant (79.6%) in the Masters is the social (65.5%). (p: 0.000). Most are clinics (78.6%) investigations. Research with social components developed in the masters (72.4%). (p: 0.000). The number of researchers males (50.0%) is similar to that of women (50.0%). The investigations are made by an author. Investigations are applied (100.0%) and quantitative (94.9%). Only the Masters there are qualitative (6.9%), mixed (6.9%) and other (3.4%) investigations. (p = 0.051). Dominated by observational studies (78.6%); the intervention constitute 21.4% (p = 0.889). The descriptive research (36.7%), analytical (39.8%) have greater weight than those of intervention (23.5%), p: 0.321). In the analytical cross-sectional research predominate (89.7%), and the experimental intervention (78.3%). There is no international cooperation and inter is minimal (7.1%) referred to the Masters. There is good correspondence with the lines of institutional research (57.1%) in most research and the use of international bibliographic standards is high (99.6%). Conclusions: The fundamental characteristics of research at the graduate has not changed substantially. The predominant biomedical research remains, quantitative, clinical, observational, there has been progress in reducing the descriptive investigations and have increased (transverse) and experimental analytics. The master has developed more social health research. Research has failed to overcome the academic and personal interest level, no international collaboration and inter is scarce. It has improved the technical component, is majority use international bibliographic standards