Publications by authors named "Jose Maria Garcia-de-Diego"
Lockdown during COVID-19 forced the emergence of a new scenario, with men and women teleworkers spending all their time at home. The purpose of this study is to address whether this situation has triggered a transformation in gender roles and self-reported well-being, comparing the responses of male and female respondents to the EUROFOUND April to July 2020 survey. The analysis addresses cultural differences across European regions related to diverse gender regimes, employment status, and the possibility of teleworking.
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- The study evaluates if the universal availability of epidural analgesia in Andalusia has reduced inequalities in its use among different socio-economic groups.
- A survey with data from over 21,000 women in labor was used to analyze factors influencing the decision to use epidural analgesia, focusing on socio-demographic variables.
- The findings indicate that while socio-demographic factors previously showed significance, by 2012, they no longer significantly impacted the choice of epidural analgesia, suggesting improved equity in access.