Volz, Sophia Koch, Franziska Dayan, Davud Upadhyay, Miriam Otto, Stephanie Schochter, Fabienne Janni, Wolfgang Ebner, Florian
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Archives of gynecology and obstetrics
Perioperative cognitive dysfunction can be observed in all age groups of patients. Sometimes, this is more stressful to the patient than the actual surgical wound. Enhanced recovery after surgery pathways screen for patients at risk and lead to early post-surgical intervention. To prevent cognitive dysfunction, a prehabilitation approach might be u...
Hayes, Daniel Henderson, Claire Bakolis, Ioannis Lawrence, Vanessa Elliott, Rachel A Ronaldson, Amy Richards, Gabrielle Repper, Julie Bates, Peter Brewin, John
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Published in
BMC psychiatry
Recovery Colleges are a relatively recent initiative within mental health services. The first opened in 2009 in London and since then numbers have grown. They are based on principles of personal recovery in mental health, co-production between people with lived experience of mental health problems and professionals, and adult learning. Student elig...
Leme, Mariane Alves de Godoy Torres-Mayanga, Paulo César Lachos-Perez, Daniel Forster-Carneiro, Tânia Miguel, Miriam Gonçalves
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Biomass conversion and biorefinery
The growing demand for space and financial resources to manage current and new municipal solid waste (MSW) landfills has become a massive challenge for several countries. Additionally, landfills contribute to adverse environmental impacts such as pollution and CO2 (carbon dioxide) and CH4 (methane) emissions. This paper has analyzed the possibility...
Weinberg, Darin
Published in
The International journal on drug policy
Addiction science is very often cast as an indispensable source of political justification and clinical resources for engaging addicts therapeutically rather than punitively. It is said to promote an image of overcoming addictions as projects of recovery from disease or mental disorder rather than merely a repudiation of one's formerly troubled way...
Vitellone, Nicole Theodoropoulou, Lena Manchot, Melanie
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The International journal on drug policy
This article investigates the methodological potential of interdisciplinary research to generate collective rather than interpretive or reflective knowledge practices for the study of recovery from addiction to drugs and alcohol. The question that informs this investigation of knowledge practices is how researchers participate in knowledge producti...
Boersma, Isaac (author)
The need for more efficient aircraft has spawned the conception of a variety of novel engine and aircraft architectures, such as the combined-cycle engine proposed by researchers at Delft University of Technology. To evaluate the potential benefits of these concepts comprehensively, in-depth performance simulations are required. Furthermore, penalt...
Eikelenboom, Berend (author)
Airlines frequently deal with unexpected disruptions, which have to be resolved in order to resume their operations again. Decision-support tools help airlines with disruption management. However, long computational times are associated with integrated recovery models that compute globally optimal solutions, which makes these tools unfit for large ...
Beate Larsen, Inger Georg Friesinger, Jan Strømland, Monica Topor, Alain
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The International journal of social psychiatry
The lack of social and material perspectives in descriptions of recovery processes is almost common in recovery research. Consequently, we investigated recovery stories and how people with mental health and/or addiction challenges included social and material aspects in these stories. We conducted focus group and individual interviews. We investiga...
Bulmer, Sean Aisbett, Brad Drain, Jace R Roberts, Spencer Gastin, Paul B Tait, Jamie Main, Luana C
Published in
International archives of occupational and environmental health
Studies in basic military training (BMT) examining sleep are largely cross-sectional, and do not investigate relationships between sleep, stress, recovery and fatigue. The aims of this study were to (1a) quantify changes in recruits' sleep quantity and quality over 12 weeks of BMT; (1b) quantify changes in recruits' perceptions of stress, fatigue a...
Addo, Reuben Ginder, Vita Nedegaard, Randy
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Community mental health journal
Social support theory has been postulated as underlying peer support and recovery programs. However, there is limited understanding of the underlying theoretical mechanism of peer support and recovery programs. The current study examines how the relationship between psychiatric symptoms and personal recovery depends on social support, as well as as...
