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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Using Care"”.

  1. An exploration of culture and context for Allied Health Professionals using Care Aims in integrated community teams: A case study approach

    … working is increasingly being used as a model of care within NHS Services. Whilst the integration agenda has evolved over time with increasing recognition of the continuum integration can refer to, consistent use of language and terminology has remained a challenge. The factors influencing …

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  2. To care or not care? What impact if any, does care have on men in their teaching practises within adult education?

    This paper explores the experiences of men using care as a teaching method within the adult and further education sector and does so through a patriarchy and hegemonic masculinity lens (Connell, 2005). This thesis makes the following arguments in relational to the research questions. Neo-liberal …

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  3. Protection Motivation Theory: Understanding the Determinants of Individual Security Behavior

    … then tested the differences in these behaviors using the security research model, which built from Protection Motivation Theory, and consisted of perceived security vulnerability, perceived security threat, security self-efficacy, response efficacy, and protection cost. Participants, …

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  4. Comparative assessment of matching grants and microcredit interventions in improving livelihood of peasant farmer in Mazabuka District, Zambia

    Financing peasant farmers using sustainable and effective approach can reduce poverty level significantly among peasant farmers. Development Institutions and government deploy various financing models to fund peasant farmers as a means of intervention to alleviate poverty. This study assesses and …

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  5. Addressing Social Needs And Creating Community Linkage Pathways For Vulnerable Populations In Primary Care Practice Settings

    … social needs (Alley et al., 2020). Primary care has been identified as a key setting to introduce strategies around identifying at-risk patients with social needs and linking them to community resources as they are typically the first point of health care access for most people (Valaitis et …

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  6. Mothers, Madness, and Morality: A Care Ethics Approach to Mad Mother Characters in Contemporary Young Adult Literature

    … of particular characters. Instead, I utilise care ethics theory that centres attentiveness and the quality of relationships to examine how responses to needs are shaped by concepts of madness, independence and responsibility, and the consequences for well-being and social justice. Care ethics …

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  7. Negotiating place: an exploration of the educational potential of practising spatial design with primary and secondary pupils in three schools in England

    … role in three spatial design projects, each using various design methods: explorative walks, examining precedent projects, drawing, and physical modelling. Two took place in English primary schools and one in an English secondary. In this study, material, care, and time are identified as key …

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