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affected by political unrest was comparable. Three themes were generated. Participants experienced challenges during the social unrest, including disturbance to family and social life, reduced incomes which ... interviews was conducted one on one via telephone. Results: Thirty-three male and 30 female participants took part in the interview. The number of participants from different risk zones affected by political
, nursing home managers rated political decision-making processes as being too slow, partly non-transparent, inconsistent, and sometimes inappropriate for people with dementia. Although the identified ... . effects. Furthermore, political decisions should be passed on to care institutions as promptly, transparently, and comprehensibly as possible. The results provide guidance on dementia-focused COVID-19
levels, namely innovation, individual, professional, patient, social context, context of the organization, economic and political context. Our study shed light on the willingness and barriers in ... , the level of innovation, the social context, the organizational context, and the economic and political context. The characteristic of the patient implies their knowledge, skills, attitude and
to conduct research in a manner that faithfully represented First Nations worldviews, while displaying integrity in that their actions replicated the philosophy espoused. Not only were participants ... First Nations Elders’ perspectives into service delivery [ 72 ], is a reflection of the political landscape in Canada. Canada has recently been dominated by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of
-component prototype comprising data linkage, workforce supplement and political commitment (Part b, Fig. 2). They emphasised the linkage with health insurance data to support the fall-prevention decision ... complete agreement that political commitment is critical in falls prevention, one of the examples was to include falls prevention as part of the regional action plan on healthy ageing. “If falls prevention
costs. The findings suggest that the political-economic context and government policies have a greater influence on promoting cooperation, thus yielding positive or negative results for integrated care ... a strategy to be collectively stable [40]. Since then, the evolutionary approach has been widely used in the fields of political philosophy and economic and social exchanges, and it has played an
of aging people-slowness makes life beautiful. Univers J Educ Res. 2015;3(12):967–92. https://doi. org/10.13189/ujer.2015.031203. 12. Schellekens E, Goldie P. The aesthetic mind: philosophy and
be divided into six components: concrete innovation, the individual professional, the user and the informal caregiver, the social context, and the organizational and economic-political context [32 ... support systems and structures. Financial arrangements, regulations and policies are determinants of the economic and political context. We made an inventory of the barriers and facilitators that we
subject of aesthetics was art-oriented and limited to various fields of fine arts [ 2 ]. But after that, three dominant trends were appeared in international aesthetics: aesthetics as a philosophy of art ... analytic philosophy, and John Dewey’s pragmatism are in some ways aligned with the aesthetics of everyday life. The philosophers’ discussions about aesthetics indicated their tendency to use aesthetics in
; 1 ( 4 ): 176 - 81 . 47. Adamson P. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. 2012 . 48. Haghayegh S , Khoshnevis S , Smolensky MH , Diller KR , Castriotta RJ . Beforebedtime passive body heating by warm
. Teggi D. End of Life Care in English Care Homes: Governance, Care Work and the Good Death . PhD Thesis . Doctor of Philosophy in Social and Policy Sciences, University of Bath, 2022 . 29. Fox NJ , Alldred
This work was supported by the Zhejiang Provincial Philosophy and Social Science Planning Project (24NDJC070YB), and the Ningbo Public Welfare Science and Technology Project (2022S070). The funding
participation mode, low participation mode and family care mode by comprehensively measuring the economic participation, political participation, public participation and family participation of the elderly. The ... differences . J Zhengzhou Univ (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition) . 2018 ; 02 : 64 - 9 . 14. Anderson RA , Issel LM , MD Jr . Nursing homes as complex adaptive systems: relationship between management
Philosophy and social science planning project of Henan, Henan Electric Power Hospital, and Zhengzhou University, and the authors thank all the professionals who are participating in research support and data ... China (72274180), the Philosophy and social science planning project of Henan (2021BSH017), the Science and Technology Department of Henan Province (232102311231 and 232400410353), Henan Electric Power
learning opportunities that participants acknowledged. Technical shortcomings (e.g. lack of integrated patient records) and financial and political support were identified as key challenges impeding the ... opportunities for HCPs, 4. Transitional care for patients in practice, 5. Key challenges: coordination, resources, financial & political support. Each theme is described separately in the next sections. Theme 1
This article analyses the core critiques on institutional change theories within the neoinstitutional research agenda in comparative political science. It offers an explanatory typology using ... macro-phenomena. Philosophy of Social Sciences 34 (2): 237-59. Morris, Irwin L., Joe A. Oppenheimer, and Karen E. Soltan. 2004. Politics from anarchy to democracy: Rational Choice in Political Science
, Rehill A . Projections of older people with dementia and costs of dementia care in the United Kingdom, 2019 - 2040 [Internet]. The London School of Economics and Political Science - Care Policy and ... [Internet]. London School of Economics and Political Science ; 2018 . Available from: https:// www.lse.ac.uk/cpec/assets/documents/EconomicmodellingAD.pdf. 36. Eisman AB , Kilbourne AM , Dopp AR , Saldana L
exercises available. The term “outer setting” describes the external factors, such as the organization’s political, social, and economic environment, that have an impact on the way interventions are ... the characteristics of the organisation that will carry out the implementation and encompasses aspects of the structural, political, and cultural contexts in which the process will be executed [ 14
philosophy; (2) economic security; (3) telecommunication; (4) role of community organizations and social workers; and (5) positive coping strategies. Older adults in this study showed better psychosocial well ... : Theme 1: life philosophy It was believed that people were commonly worried about being infected by and dying of COVID-19. However, as reaching towards the end of life, the older adults we interviewed
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