Andreou, Ashley Jayaram, Jyotsna Walker, Ashley Tek, Cenk Williams, J Corey
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Schizophrenia research
To conduct a narrative literature review of published evidence documenting racial differences in white blood cells (WBCs) resulting in the legitimization of benign ethnic neutropenia (BEN) as a diagnosis. A search of English-language U.S.-based articles was undertaken using the following electronic databases: Medline (1860 to 1990); PsycINFO (1860 ...
McMahon, Colin J Hickey, Edward J Nolke, Lars Penny, Daniel J
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Pediatric cardiology
Although enormous effort has focussed on how to build an effective culture in the business community, relatively little effort has addressed how to achieve this in the hospital environment, specifically related to the field of congenital heart disease teams. The examination of culture in pediatric cardiac care is particularly important for several ...
Naik, Bhagyashri R Gauns, Mangesh U Shenoy, Damodar M
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Marine pollution bulletin
Dimethylsulphide is a dominant biogenic sulphur anti-greenhouse gas produced by marine phytoplankton. A non-axenic culture of Skeletonema costatum was studied to comprehend the effects of different growth stages and light stress on DMSP/DMS production. The intracellular DMSP concentration increased during late exponential to mid-stationary phase an...
Lefer Sauvage, Gaëlle
Dans le projet Mayotte Mobilité Professionnelle, nous nous intéressons à la manière dont des jeunes en lycée professionnel, bénéficiant de l’ULIS, vivent leur stage professionnel en entreprise, comprennent leur métier et se projettent dans l’avenir professionnel à Mayotte. Nous tentons de répondre à plusieurs questions : comment les jeunes peuvent-...
Actis Danna, Valentina Lavender, Tina Laisser, Rose Chimwaza, Angela Chisuse, Isabella Kasengele, Chowa Tembo Kimaro, Debora Kuzenza, Flora D Lyangenda, Kutemba Mwamadi, Milcah
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Women and birth : journal of the Australian College of Midwives
Communication and interaction with healthcare workers at the time of stillbirth remain in parents' long-term memories and impact on emotional and psychological well-being. Cultural attitudes and norms influence how stillbirth is acknowledged and discussed in society. There is limited evidence on how women from sub-Saharan Africa became aware of the...
Lindsay, Sally Ahmed, Hiba Tomas, Vanessa Vijayakumar, Abby
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Disability and rehabilitation
Racial and ethnic minority youth with disabilities often encounter more challenges and poorer health, social and vocational outcomes compared to white youth and yet, relatively little is known about their lived experiences. The purpose of this study was to explore the experiences of ethnic minority youth and young adults with disabilities. We condu...
Jansen, Jennifer (author)
This graduation project is conducted in collaboration with the Dutch Council for Refugees. It is a foundation that stands up for the refugees’ interests and helps them to build a new life in the Netherlands. In this project, it is researched how private housing (with a matching agency) can be better facilitated in the future.
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Le Duff, Marie Michinov, Estelle Bracq, Marie-Stéphanie Mukae, Nobutaka Eto, Masatoshi Descamps, Jeanne Hashizume, Makoto Jannin, Pierre
PURPOSE: To meet the urgent and massive training needs of healthcare professionals, the use of digital technologies is proving increasingly relevant, and the rise of digital training platforms shows their usefulness and possibilities. However, despite the impact of these platforms on the medical skills learning, cultural differences are rarely fact...
Abdirahman Elmi, Mohamed Hagi Omar, Hassan
Samhället är i ständig utveckling och byggbranschen har till följd av den ökade andelen utländsk arbetskraft i byggsektorn blivit alltmer mångsidig och mångkulturell, vilket har resulterat i ett ökat intresse för kommunikationen i byggprojekt. Syftet med denna studie är att undersöka kommunikationen i byggprojekt, speciellt med fokus på kommunika...
Mettouchi, Amina Schiattarella, Valentina
Abstract: Berber subclassification is notoriously problematic, due to overlapping innovations and retentions across hypothesized subranches. Focussing on Oriental Berber, we analyze the lexicon of food, on the assumption that linguistic contacts within Berber and between Berber and Arabic are reflected in material and immaterial culture. An origina...