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Contexto de Formación Integral de Jóvenes que se Preparan para Desempeñarse como Servidores Públicos
(Universidad Santo Tomás, 2026-11-04) Trejos Guapacha, Luz Melva; Pardo Valenzuela, José Eduardo; Universidad Santo Tomás; https://scienti.minciencias.gov.co/cvlac/visualizador/generarCurriculoCv.do?cod_rh=0001346846; https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=CxHOZaQAAAAJ&hl=es; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0386-8740
Education does not merely transmit knowledge; it also transforms individuals. This report—submitted as a degree requirement—is rooted in this conviction. Developed through the "systematization of experiences" methodology, it serves as an opportunity for critical and conscious reflection on my professional practice as an educational psychologist at the "Alfonso López Pumarejo" National Police School. The experience documented here involved young people undergoing training as police service technicians. Beyond acquiring technical competencies, these individuals face emotional, social, and ethical challenges inherent to their age and the role they will eventually assume within society. In this context, my work focused on designing and facilitating psychoeducational talks and workshops. These sessions addressed emotional regulation, the prevention of gender-based violence, financial literacy, life-planning, and assertive communication with the public—incorporating insights gained during my studies in the Specialization in Leadership and Innovation in Education.
Síntesis de sensores curcuminoides para detección de pesticidas por fluorescencia
(Universidad Santo Tomás, 2026-10-26) Pertuz Orozco, Juan David; Villarreal Díaz, Luis Carlos; Osorio Martínez, Carlos Alberto; Alvarado Rueda, Lizeth Johanna; Universidad Santo Tomás
Currently, pollution by synthetic organic compounds represents a global challenge for sustainable development due to their massive use in industrial, commercial, and agricultural sectors. Prominent among these are pesticides and herbicides, whose direct application to crops releases residues that contaminate water, soil, and air. Although environmental agencies stipulate strict regulations regarding their limits, conventional monitoring methods are costly, time-consuming, and present significant technical limitations. Consequently, there is a high demand for the development of faster, simpler, and more reliable detection methods. In this context, curcumin, recognized for its multiple physiological activities, also stands out for its optical properties as a fluorescent polyphenol, enabling its use—in natural or synthetic form—as a starting material for chemical sensing. This paper describes the preparation of chemical sensors based on modified curcumin analogs and their corresponding copper (II) metal complexes (Cu+2). These structural variations include the modification of electron-donating groups and the selection of appropriate solvents to optimize their absorption-emission properties (fluorescence and colorimetry), targeted toward the efficient analytical detection of pesticides.
Análisis comparativo de las reformas internacionales al código de ética del IESBA correspondientes al periodo 2011-2025, aplicables a la revisoría fiscal en Colombia.
(Universidad Santo Tomás, 2026-11-04) Gómez Vesga, Cindy Yuliana; Martinez Lizcano, Slendy Stefany; Peña Duarte, Mario Andrés; Universidad Santo Tomás
This research comparatively analyzes the international amendments to the Code of Ethics issued by the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants (IESBA) during the 2011–2025 period and their applicability to the practice of statutory auditing in Colombia. The study adopts a qualitative approach, a documentary research design, and a descriptive-comparative scope, using a deductive method and a non-experimental design. To this end, the 2011, 2014, 2018, and 2021 editions of the Code of Ethics, subsequent updates, Law 43 of 1990, and regulatory provisions related to assurance standards in Colombia are examined. The analysis addresses the main amendments concerning the conceptual framework for threats and safeguards, professional independence, conflicts of interest, non-compliance with laws and regulations (NOCLAR), professional judgment, an ethical mindset, technology, public interest entities, tax planning, the use of external experts, and sustainability. The findings highlight the importance of distinguishing between amendments issued internationally and those formally incorporated into the Colombian legal framework, since their publication by the IESBA does not imply their automatic adoption in the country. The study concludes that analyzing regulatory developments and their alignment with Colombian regulations contributes to understanding statutory auditors’ ethical responsibilities, strengthening their professional independence, and protecting the public interest and confidence in financial information.
Reconversión productiva: aprendizajes de Bilbao para orientar la planeación territorial en Barrancabermeja desde la perspectiva empresarial
(Universidad Santo Tomás, 2026-10-27) León Ayala, Zayrho Jesús; Matarán Ruiz, Alberto; Universidad Santo Tomás
Barrancabermeja's economy has historically relied on the oil industry, generating high productive dependence, vulnerability to external shocks, and social and environmental tensions that call for a just territorial transition, while business-sector-informed territorial planning recommendations grounded in comparative international learning remain absent. This study formulated territorial planning recommendations for Barrancabermeja based on a critical adaptation of the lessons learned from Bilbao's (Spain) productive reconversion, considering the perceptions, needs, and capacities of the local business sector. A mixed, descriptive-analytical approach was used, based on a structured survey applied to a non-probabilistic convenience sample of fifteen (15) companies, the construction of six synthetic indices (0–100 scale), a qualitative analysis of open-ended questions through thematic categorization, and a transferability matrix of international lessons. The indices showed greater strength in business capabilities and innovation (85) and just territorial transition (83), a medium level in access to financing (73), high dependence on the current productive structure (73), and greater weakness in infrastructure and productive land (64) and, particularly, in governance and regulation (57). Findings show a private sector willing to innovate and diversify, yet constrained by institutional weaknesses; Bilbao’s lessons are transferable, although they require institutional adaptation. The study concludes that productive reconversion requires strengthening territorial governance and linking economic diversification with social justice and environmental sustainability, which demands territorial planning that transcends a sectoral logic and is anchored in a long-term strategic vision for the territory.
Diseño del programa de gestión de riesgos psicosociales en una institución prestadora de servicios de salud en la ciudad de Bogotá
(Universidad Santo Tomás, 2026-10-31) Romero Álvarez, Daniela; Reyes Duarte, Sonia Astrid; Universidad Santo Tomás
This consultancy aimed to design a Psychosocial Risk Factor Management Program (PG-FRP) for Qualitas Salud based on the conditions identified through the assessment of the organization’s workers. The institutional context was reviewed and the results of the Psychosocial Risk Factor Assessment Battery, completed by 15 of the 25 workers, were analyzed. The findings showed medium risk levels in the intralaboral and extralaboral components, with priority areas related to leadership and social relationships at work, control over work, and some extralaboral conditions. The stress assessment obtained an average score of 0.28, corresponding to the no-risk or negligible-risk category. Based on these findings, a gap analysis was conducted using a causal tree and intervention and monitoring priorities were defined. The PG-FRP was then designed using ISO 45003:2021 as a methodological reference and aligned with the Occupational Health and Safety Management System and applicable Colombian regulations. The program includes actions to strengthen leadership, workplace relationships, and soft skills, together with preventive measures for stress and monitoring mechanisms to assess progress and make necessary adjustments.