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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"Bio-psycho-social"”.
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The meanings of menopause: identifying the bio-psycho-social predictors of the propensity for treatment at menopause
… there is relatively little research from a psychological perspective. The main aims of this study were to explore how women make sense of the menopause, to assess which factors predict symptom severity and treatment utilisation and to explore how women’s beliefs about menopause are located …
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A constructivist study of the decision-making process in permanency planning
… for permanence--Conflicts--Bio-psycho-social-cultural assessment--Communication--Training--Guardianship.</p>
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A constructivist study of the decision-making process in permanency planning
… for permanence--Conflicts--Bio-psycho-social-cultural assessment--Communication--Training--Guardianship.</p>
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AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF THE REHABILITATION OF PHYSICAL DISABLED ADULTS IN A GROUP SETTING WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO CONDUCTIVE EDUCATION
… with physical difficulties is based on mostly a biomedical approach to health focusing on isolated parts of the body without recognizing the patients’ other needs. While more holistic and bio-psycho-social rehabilitation models have been developed, these are generally not recognized and as a …
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Nurses' perceptions of patients' needs post coronary artery bypass grafting
… (Moser et al 1993) to facilitate patients' bio-psycho-social and spiritual adaptation. Thus, the needs of patients who experience CABG surgery are of primary importance to health care professionals (Gaw-Ews 1994). The present small scale explorative study attempts to explore nurses' …
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Urban African traditional healers : their understanding of and beliefs about biomedical diseases
… healers are themselves "patients" in the modern bio-psycho-social health system. Their "frameworks of meaning" of biomedical diseases provides a glimpse of the "voice of the lifeworld" of the patients who interact both with them and the modern allopathic health services. The main objective of …
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Quality of Life and Rehabilitation in Patients with Total Hip Replacement // Рехабилитация и качество на живот при тазобедрено ендопротезирани пациенти
… results reveal the positive dynamics of the biopsychosocial aspects of life after the applied individual rehabilitation program. The correlation of rehabilitation with quality of life is expressed in the patient's self-assessment of the effectiveness of rehabilitation measures. Although the …
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Three-wait-citizen: narratives of lived experiences of older persons with depression in Macau
… the findings; physical/material meta-category, social/family meta-category, and mental suffering meta-category. These three meta-categories illuminate the complex phenomenon of depression among these older persons in Macau. The associated explanatory framework models the relationships between …
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Toward a Model of 12-Step Engagement: Predicting Recovery Involvement in Narcotics Anonymous
… as a result of MHO recovery engagement from a bio-psycho-social perspective. Although some recovery program-related mechanisms of change in MHOs have proven to be important factors in promoting long-term recovery from SUDs, fewer studies have examined what factors may influence participation in …
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The gift of life: an existential phenomenological exploration of receiving a lifesaving organ transplant and how this affects life subsequently
… to the participants’ experience of time, and The Psychological relating to the participants’ experiences of their inner world and the relationship they hold with themselves. Consideration and discussion of these themes were conducted, highlighting the implications these findings hold for the field …
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A practitioner inquiry into the creation & application of a contextualised therapeutic model to raise the competencies of youth facilitators in Singapore
… transdisciplinary and contextualised model (i.e. Bio-Psycho-Social Work, or BPSw Model) to guide intervention programmes for at-risk youth in Singapore. Furthermore, the model was reviewed to assess if it could be used as a competency-raising mechanism for facilitators of youth work in the …
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Development of the system for treatment of dependencies - building and management of a network of structures in Varna Municipality // Развитие на системата за лечение на зависимости - създаване и управление на мрежа от структури в Община Варна
… dependencies is the global integrative model - a bio-psycho-social and systematic model which covers and characterizes the dependent behaviour in the most comprehensive way and provides a basis for a comprehensive treatment approach. Following a comparative research on the structures for treatment …
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The neurocognitive mechanisms underlying dissociative amnesia
Dissociative amnesia refers to the loss of autobiographical memory with a presumed psychological cause. This can involve memory loss for traumatic experiences, such as in PTSD. It can also involve more extensive amnesia for several years, or, in its most extreme form, a fugue state involving total …
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Sex Differences in Psychotic Symptoms: Understanding the Role of Psychosocial Influences
The present study explored gender differences in psychosis and the potential role of psychosocial variables in these differences. A sample of 51 men and women with psychosis completed a questionnaire about clinical variables (age of onset, age of first contact with services, age of first …
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Gender-based violence: strengthening the role and scope of prehospital emergency care by promoting theory, policy and clinical praxis
… systemic research bias. The cohort study found bio-psycho-social responses and prehospital screening for domestic violence effective and that the evaluation of prehospital met/unmet need was prudent. The historical domestic violence detection rate was found to be 5,1/1000. A nine-fold increase …
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L'impact d'un programme de formation en gestion des contraintes dans une unité de soins gériatriques
… considéré comme un être global, c'est-à-dire bio-psycho-social. Ces trois dimensions doivent être prises en compte par les dirigeants des établissements de santé sinon l'intervenant risque de ne plus être disponible sur le plan psychologique et ne peut plus maintenir sa relation d'aide avec …
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Identifying a weakness in the UK education system of supporting children with complex social, emotional and behavioural difficulties/ADHD - is government policy preventing effective inclusion for some pupils?
… hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The British Psychological Society has adopted the term ‘bio-psycho-social’ to reflect the complex and multi-dimensional nature of ADHD. In young people, these symptoms interfere with learning, interpersonal relationships and self-esteem and can lead to social …
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Early adversity and individual differences in adolescent mental health
… susceptible to poor mental health. These biological, cognitive, and psychosocial changes – alongside the increased influence of environmental factors –interact and impact both immediate and long-term wellbeing. Early adversity, in particular, confers significant risks to adolescent mental …
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Applying health psychology in an academic environment
… course approach enables the investigation of the bio-psycho-social factors influencing well-being throughout life. This study utilises a unique sample of individuals studied extensively in childhood and early adulthood and followed up in old age. It aims to investigate the structure and life …
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Les généralistes, la prévention et la promotion de la santé. Etat des lieux, attitudes actuelles et voies d’avenir
… de la santé, considérée dans sa définition biopsychosociale, plutôt que de l’amélioration ponctuelle d’indicateurs biomédicaux, tout en maintenant ou améliorant l’équité dans ce domaine. Questions de recherche : • Quelles sont les représentations des médecins généralistes de leurs rôle et …
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