'Social support' diaporamas de présentation

Rural Health Care: Challenges in Advanced Practice Nursing Charles Anstett, RN, CHPN University of Southern Indiana 2006 A Fascination With Vanishing Rural Life

Group Influence. The Power of groups. I. What is a group?. Two or more people who interact with & influence one another. Must be perceived as “us.”. II. Why do groups exist?. Belongingness Provide information Accomplish goals Social Support. III. Collective Influence.

Cultural psychiatry ‘Culture’

The Role of Spirituality in Health and Illness. Christina M. Puchalski, M.D. The George Washington Institute for Spirituality and Health (GWish) The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences Washington, D.C. Compassionate Care.

Searching for a house: Case study: “STEGI” program Maria Moudatsou Forensic Psychologist NGO PRAKSIS “Invisible Wounds - Dignity & vulnerability” PRAKSIS (Programs of Development, Social Support & Medical Cooperation) PRAKSIS is an independent,

Current Trends in Gambling Research Jackie Lemaire, M.Sc. Addictions Foundation of Manitoba AFM AFM serves Manitoba through 23 offices that distributes throughout three regions: Winnipeg , Western and Northern .

CDC Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity and Obesity Activities. ASNNA Annual Meeting February 16, 2010 Christa Essig, MPH Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity and Obesity Centers for Disease Control and Prevention FNCS/USDA Detail

Intrapersonal Interventions. Ways to lower your stress level without need to involve others. Eliminate as many dis-stressors from your life as is feasible Diary/journal technique: Identify stressors, their effect on you, and your response Detailed journal model in text, p. 74

Research on risk factors associated with victimisation. Diane DePanfilis, Ph.D. University of MD School of Social Work. Managing risk in child protection: European Perspectives London, England September 15-16, 2000. (NOTE: slides available at http://family.umaryland.edu). Funding.

STRESS MANAGEMENT. Damon Burton Vandal Sport Psychology Services University of Idaho. MISCONCEPTION 1: STRESS IS HIGH SITUATIONAL DEMAND.

Emerging psychosocial risks related to occupational safety and health – an expert forecast . Emerging psychosocial risks related to OSH: expert forecast. An " emerging OSH risk " is understood to be any risk that is both

Deepa Gokulsing Department of Social Studies, UoM and Verena Tandrayen-Ragoobur Department of Economics & Statistics, UoM 05 September 2008. GENDER MAINSTRAIMING FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. Paper Outline. Introduction Objectives Economic Dimension of Gender Inequality

The HIV and AIDS Pandemic: A Comprehensive Educational Approach to Prevention, Care and Support at School Level. A Case for Eastern and Southern Africa UNESCO Paris 20 th July 2006. HIV Prevalence in 13 Eastern and Southern African Countries (2003 estimates) .

Chapter 13. Parole Conditions and Revocation. Introduction. Parole conditions determine the amount of freedom versus restriction a parolee has. The goals are accomplished by enforcing conditions and providing services that assist in community reintegration.

Psycho-Oncology. Psychosocial and Behavioral Issues in Cancer. Psycho-Oncology. Psychosocial and Behavioral Issues in Cancer I. Intro II. Etiology III. Prevention and Intervention IV. Adjustment to Cancer. What Is Cancer?. Cancer

Adherence to Medical Advice. Chapter 4. Adherence. Adherence refers to the patient’s ability and willingness to follow recommended health practices . It is an issue of MAINTENANCE In general nonadherence remains at about 50% across a number of different health behaviors. Theories.

Critical Theories II. Finish Radical/Marxist Currie (Market Society) Colvin (Coercion) . Criticisms of Instrumental Marxist Criminology. An “underdog theory” with little basis in fact Are “socialist societies” any different? Some capitalist countries have low crime rates

Stress. Definitions of stress. Stress has been defined according to one of three theoretical models: A stimulus (“stress from the outside”). A response (“stress from the inside”). A transaction emphasising the relationship between the individual and the environment (the interactional model).

Stress: The Constant Challenge Chapter 2. Concepts in Stress. Stressor-- Situations that trigger physical and emotional responses (stress responses) Stress response Stress-- The general physical and emotional state that accompanies the stress response Homeostasis—State of balance.

Access to Post-Acute Care for Persons who Need Rehabilitation. Trudy Mallinson, Ph.D., OTR/L Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago Northwestern University. Post-Acute Care Providers that Provide Rehabilitation Services. Inpatient Rehabilitation Facilities (IRFs)