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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Phone contact"”.

  1. Frequency of contact with non-cohabitating adult children and risk of depression in elderly: A community-based three-year longitudinal study in Korea

    … the longitudinal association of frequency of contact with non-cohabitating adult children and risk of depression in the elderly. Method: Elderly aged ≥60 years were included from Living Profiles of Older People Survey(LPOPS) in Korea. The baseline assessment, Wave 1, was conducted in 2008, and …

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  2. \"ICE\" awareness among local EMS personnel

    … is simply to have people program their emergency contact information into their cell phone contact list under the acronym ‘ICE.’ In this way rescuers on a scene can, if necessary, use the victim’s own phone to call for needed information or consent. But even if members of the public program their …

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  3. Measuring Healthy Beverage Intake and Exploring Opportunities to Improve Beverage Consumption

    … on the availability and effectiveness of mobile phone interventions targeting sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) consumption; and 3) Use the updated BEVQ-15 to conduct the Healthy Beverage Habits pilot study, which is an online social networking worksite intervention aimed at improving Healthy …

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  4. The Aftermath of Violence: Victim Offender Dialogue, Forgiveness Processes, and Other Paths to Healing

    … participant was available for a brief follow-up phone contact as well. Narrative methods were used to analyze the data. While most survivors remained acutely aware of the absence of the lost loved one, many also reported a return to a day-to-day good emotional functioning. Positive emotional …

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  5. Essays on Firms and Technology in Development Economics

    … data—mobile money transactions and anonymized phone contact directories covering the near universe of the adult population in Senegal—I causally identify three sets of adoption spillovers from taxi firms randomized to receive early access to the technology: intra-industry among taxi firms; …

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