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    Vinculación irregular al sistema general de seguridad social en Colombia / Análisis de los afiliados como independientes a la Nueva EPS.
    Jimenez Puentes, Sandra Milena; Portilla Vidal, Jhon Fray; Rodríguez Fajardo, Katherine Joulieth; Rodríguez Rojas, Yuber Liliana
    Colombia has designed different mechanisms for the process of affiliation to the SGSS by of the population; however, some organizations have profited by the lack of mechanisms of control that we have in relation to linking times, by offering other linking strategies to the system. That is why, this research project sought characterize the population that is linked in an irregular way to the general security system affiliated with NUEVA EPS, in order to raise awareness about the linkage in a correct affiliates through audio visual communication. 901 were detected contributors of 338 organizations that presented irregular payments in their contributions to the General System of Social Security in Health, for the periods of January to June of 2017. Based on the results obtained, an awareness campaign was generated, led by NUEVA EPS, through the media of different cities and municipalities like Bogotá, Huila, Bucaramanga, Ibagué, Valledupar, Barranquilla, Manizales, Cartagena, Córdoba and through newspapers and news such as Noticias Caracol, El Colombian, Mi Putumayo, HBS News of Bogotá, Diario del Cauca, Extra, El Nuevo Day, RPT News, Notidia, Extranoticias, Eje21, El Heraldo, Q There was, The Truth, The Meridian, of Reality, See Quindío, El Quindiano, Todelar, Rimixradio and also featured on the newscasts of Canal Caracol and CM &, which focuses on the key aspects that citizens must take into account to ensure effective affiliation to health services, occupational risks and pension.