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Artigo IPEN-doc 27149 IPEN radiopharmaceutical market trends2019 - MUTARELLI, RITA de C.; LIMA, ANA C. de S.; SANTOS, JOAQUIM R. dos; SABUNDJIAN, GAIANEThe Instituto de Pesquisas Energéticas e Nucleares (IPEN) is today responsible for providing radiopharmaceuticals for 80% of nuclear medicine procedures in Brazil. The aim of this study is to analyze the impact of different radiopharmaceutical demands on IPEN production. The methodology used in this study is based on the system dynamics simulation paradigm, combined with empirical data obtained from the institutions and regulatory authorities. The results from the simulations suggest that the IPEN's response to different demands depends on how it balances policies acting on the supply and demand for the resources. Sustainable and long-term management of this market requires active monitoring to support events caused by changes in demand. This study contributes to the systems dynamics and also to the radiopharmaceutical management literature, presenting an integrative model to evaluate the resilience of a specific market. Although there are previous studies on this subject in other countries, the present one focuses on the role that IPEN plays in this market and integrates several variables in a simulation process to understand the market as a whole. For this reason, this work is original in the area of radiopharmaceuticals.Artigo IPEN-doc 25120 Comparative study of methodologies for measuring corporate social responsibility2018 - MUTARELLI, RITA de C.; LIMA, ANA C. de S.; SABUNDJIAN, GAIANEThe Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a current issue increasingly present in the strategic planning of the companies. Although managers of public or private organizations have turned their attention to social and environmental issues in their strategic actions, measuring the social responsibility of a company is not an easy task. This paper aims to observe the eight most relevant methodologies of CSR measurement and establish a comparative analysis among them by considering the scope and feasibility of each methodology. The most relevant CSR methodologies were selected. The main characteristics of each of the eight tools were observed and compared. The results demonstrated that although most methodologies have strong measuring characteristics the Ethos Indicators consist of the most effective tool for measuring CSR mainly regarding the institutional issues