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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Leave of absence"”.
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The Impact of Job Accommodations on Mental Health-Related Stigma
The current research examined the impact of accommodations for depression or anxiety (Study 1) and educational information (Study 2) on mental health-related stigma in the workplace. Participants read a scenario about a fictitious coworker returning to work following a leave of absence and answered …
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Factors contributing to absconding of mental health care users in Mopani District Limpopo Province, South Africa
Introduction: Prohibited malingering of patients from psychiatric wards is a critical concern among professionals responsible for their care. This is because patients who abscond from psychiatric hospitals pose a risk of potential injury and harm to themselves, other patients, and the community. …
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Factors causing the rejection of state patients by their families and relatives and the effects of the rejection on the patient
The process of rehabilitating State Patients requires that they go out on leave of absence (LOA), once their psychiatric condition has settled to spend time with their families away from the hospital environment. The cooperation of the family or relatives is crucial as the patient is going to need …
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Factors Contributing to Rejection of Mental Health Care Users by their Family Members: A Case Study at Hayani Psychiatric Hospital, Limpopo
… study explored factors contributing to rejection of MHCUs after observing MHCUs after they have been treated and rehabilitated. The researcher was motivated to investigate this issue after observing that many MHCUs re in Hayani Psychiatric hospital even after they were ready for discharge as their …
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Effect of Motivation Factors on Teachers’ Performance in Tanzanian Education Institution: A Case of Public Secondary School in Nyamagana District, Mwanza
… and few complaints among employees. The purpose of this study was to examine the Effect of Motivation factors on Teachers’ Performance in Tanzania Education institutions; A Case of Public Secondary Schools in Nyamagana district Mwanza..A descriptive research design which incorporated quantitative …
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Preadmission and Noncognitive Factors Predicting First-Year Student Academic Success in a Private, Entry-Level Doctor of Physical Therapy Program
IntroductionThe rigorous demands of Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) programs pose challenges for students and academic institutions. This study aims to identify preadmission cognitive and graduate student noncognitive factors affecting academic success of first year DPT students, focusing on the …
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A criminological investigation into the treatment of juvenile offenders at Vuma Reform School
… describing and explaining the treatment of juvenile offenders committed to Vuma Reform School by various South African juvenile courts. The analytical method of research is used to describe methods and programmes of treatment in order to gain insight into the treatment programme of Vuma …
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Utilization of the family medical leave act: A case study
… workplace policies that enable them to meet the often competing demands of job and home. In 1993, Congress passed the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA of the Act) to provide a national policy that supports families in their efforts to strike a workable balance between the competing demands of …
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A descriptive study of leave policies, within mental health and forensic settings in the United Kingdom’s National Health Service
Introduction <br/>‘Leave' occurs when a mental health inpatient exits their hospital ward with authorised permission; limited research has explored the use of leave, nor its implementation in practice (Barlow and Dickens 2018). This study determines the content of leave policies, which operate …