@article{ajphr2017562,
author={{Yazm¨ªn, Cort¨¦s Ascencio Sandra and Ledezma, Jes¨²s Carlos Ruvalcaba and Rosangela, Avila Dom¨ªnguez and Silvana, Torres Guevara Rosa and Patricia, Calder¨®n Rodr¨ªguez Nelly and Vanessa, P¨¦rez Torres Lucia and Norma, Barrag¨¢n L¨®pez and Lizbeth, Cobi¨¢n D¨ªaz Mariela and Josefina, Reynoso V¨¢zquez},
title={Co-responsibility and Intercultural in Public Health},
journal={American Journal of Public Health Research},
volume={5},
number={6},
pages={174--180},
year={2017},
url={http://pubs.sciepub.com/ajphr/5/6/2},
issn={2327-6703},
abstract={The low impact of promising and promoted in Mexican territory, national policy requires responsibility between citizens and government truly committed, both for the common good, the needs of both parties should merge not under requirements of a few, or political interests, the poor design strategies established only in theory, not correspond to the operational part that requires our population, this derivative of planning on the desktop without knowing the socio-environmental context. Aim: Promote the dissemination of the theory of co-responsibility and intercultural public health, educational strategies. Methodology: Systematic review and critical analysis that seeks to analyze the state of the art regarding co-responsibility, education and multiculturalism. Results: The approach to vulnerable communities, to detect the real needs of these, also this analysis reflects how people live and act according to their culture and conditions that warrant an exercise of co-responsibility where they look positively change the cultural influence from the development and implementation of the theory of responsibility in public health, considering valuable multiculturalism in designing strategies designed according to the real needs of the community, this individually and / or collectively and even nationally. Conclusion. The theory of co-responsibility and intercultural applied to the socio-environmental context and real needs set is a necessity, it must be a commitment to community and authorities to achieve the common good, if a change is generated in attention then the quality of health services is doomed to failure.},
doi={10.12691/ajphr-5-6-2}
publisher={Science and Education Publishing}
}