[PDF] Top 20 Biblioteca Histórica Marqués de Valdecilla: Memoria 2003

... University. The tough job market did not provide a lot of options. Mary’s first job as an occupational therapist was director of a home for people with dementia. Working in administration did not allow her the ... See full document

... Given our aims and interests we selected an autoethnographic approach which is a pragmatic and convenient qualitative method that enables researchers to critically explore their own experiences (Muncey, 2010). ... See full document

... If there are no answers or programmes for clear action in the production, it is not true that there is only despair. The odd ®gure of the cast performing t'ai chi at the end of the show brings a kind of formal closure, ... See full document

... We conceptualize successful recruitment as a process consisting of three phases - set up, alliance and exchange - each comprising two key tasks repeated with various gatekeepers, sometimes sequentially (managers, then ... See full document

... participation through providing access to support groups, supporting the ‘coming out’ process, working with client and family/partner, building confidence and skill development, developing a positive ... See full document

... The second issue pertains to the teaching methods and language used for the study of religion. The methods of studying religion need to engage more with the interests and daily life experiences of teachers and students, ... See full document

... More broadly for the IA, the HM is required to address differently the levels of complexity at different scales; at the broader scale where the farm decision and social model are represented, the requirement on the model ... See full document

... My work starts with a new interpretation of a traditional technique. By eliminating practical function, the relationship between material, technique, and form are decomposed. This new relationship reforms the organic ... See full document

... On her view, it is potentialities ‘all the way down’, so that the fundamental properties are potentialities, possessed, due to their fundamentality, to the maximum degree (2015, p. 285). Taking classical physics, on this ... See full document

... The final suggestion for establishing and maintaining the bridge between farmer and consumer is fostering the sense of community amongst farmers. Then it’s about bridges between farmers and consumers. This means ... See full document

... servitization journey. This stage helped the researchers familiarise themselves with the context while the main themes critical to servitization were emerging. These individual themes constituted separate research ... See full document

... Patwardhan, A. and Brandt, R. and Butcher, S.J and Collinson, L. and Gault, D. and Grünewald, K. and Hecksel, C. and Huiskonen, J.T. and Iudin, A. and Jones, M.L. and Korir, P.K. and Koster, A.J. and Lagerstedt, I. and ... See full document

... care through an active cooperation, contributing to the general debate with the EU institutions, in order to optimise the possibilities for sharing a strong, sustainable health and care system for all, while ... See full document

... molecular building units form a specific arrangement by self-assembly which is determined by the interplay of different types of weak noncovalent interactions, ...hydrogen bridges is often regarded to be of ... See full document

... action through various discursive techniques, but also privilege particular actions as ‘the’ rational and responsible actions to ...changes through the help of experts, and planning ahead for a ultimately ... See full document

... The Building Bridges Project provided useful lessons to the research presented in this as it is intended that the current research will pro­ vide some insight into using modern intuitive[r] ... See full document

... The ‘to use time’ motivation of the elderly volunteers supports an assumption of the theory on meaningful retirement through volunteerism, wherein retirement increases the number of hours for volunteer ... See full document

... Place is a set of connected cultural characteristics which could be a motivator for human experiences and a memorial of cultural concepts and meanings [1]. Canter [4] argues that place is the outcome of the interaction ... See full document

... There has been critique of “flat temporalities” and assumptions of “orderability” in discussions of illness tra- jectories (Ahuja et al., 2013; Arntzen et al., 2015; Shubin, Rapport, & Seagrove, 2015), and calls for ... See full document

... Psychological community integration refers to one’s personal sense of community with neighbors (Aubry & Myner, 1996). According to the occupational therapist Hammell (2004), the importance of reciprocity by way of ... See full document