In the years immediately after 1994 Rwandan genocide, Kigali was a site of continuing crisis amid extraordinary levels urban population growth, as refugees returned to Rwanda in their millions. Yet unlike many post-conflict cities that spiral into endemic crime and instability, it rapidly securitised context political consolidation large amounts foreign aid, hailed by UN ‘model, modern city’. This paper analyses government’s approach securitising Kigali, interrogating how its rapid...

Past research suggests that choice in deciding the features of a task can enhance performance. Independent quality performance, may also increase actor’s confidence by providing secondary source subjective control during task. In two studies designed to examine this augmentation hypothesis, college students were asked read and understand short story. Study 1 revealed those who selected names be used story felt more confident about their performance than did assigned names, although groups...

This paper describes a rapid assessment of Cambodia's current system for regulating its health professions. The forms part co-design process to set strategic priorities strengthening profession regulation improve the quality and safety services. A approach professions' is underway aims support Government plans scaling up workforce, improving services' quality, meeting Association South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) obligations facilitate trade in care used mixed methods including: We found that...

Abstract Chronic and dysregulated inflammation caused by activation of interleukin-1 (IL-1) signaling supports tumor growth helps establish an immunosuppressive microenvironment. Interleukin 1 receptor accessory protein (IL1RAP, IL-1RAcP, IL1R3) serves as a co-receptor for interleukin type (IL1R1) at the cell membrane plays key role in mediating IL-1 signaling. By combining multi-omics immunohistochemistry analysis, we identified upregulation IL1RAP on many solid indications, including...

According to the cultural trade-off hypothesis, individualism and collectivism entail inverse costs benefits for two dimensions of global self-esteem. Specifically, is described as promoting development self-competence but inhibiting self-liking. Collectivism doing opposite. To examine Malaysian (collectivist) British (individualist) students were compared on their self-liking self-competence. Consistent with predictions, Malaysians significantly lower in when was held constant higher...

Background: Evidence suggests vulnerable young people are at a greater risk of alcohol engagement and have higher levels substance misuse. However, research exploring use within populations is limited. Aims: The aim the study was to explore people's attitudes alcohol, seeking gain insights into drinking practices group educationally marginalised, therefore their support staff. Methods: views on 13 were explored through focus groups whilst seven staff using semi-structured interviews....

The objective of this study was to explore what injecting drug users mean by the "rush," their subjective experiences it, and possible factors that may affect experience. ) found "rush" be likened sexual orgasm; however, other studies attempting pinpoint have revealed a wide range sensations emotions bear no link orgasm (). As such, it remains unclear both workers when they refer whether experience differs between users. An opportunity sample 25 participants (20 males 5 females) were...

Doctors and nurses in three accident & emergency (A&E) departments were interviewed about the feasibility of screening for hazardous drinking as well provision minimal or brief interventions. They also asked a more comprehensive approach to alcohol‐related problems that would involve liaising with other services. The excessive alcohol consumption is considered. Quantitative data revealed computerised A&E records did not accurately portray prevalence attendance.

"Manufacturing urgency: the development industry and violence against women." Critical Policy Studies, 12(3), pp. 375–376

In the dental practice, several situations that might lead to conflict are imaginable. How a dentist deals with depends in part on importance he places content of relation relationship patient. This article briefly describes 5 management styles. On basis case histories, suggestions made for handling when leads aggression, you facing sexual intimidation or develops demanding Finally, some advice is given how deal errors/complications treatment and dealing criticism.In de tandartspraktijk zijn...

In general practice a dentist will from time to have convey bad news his patients. Often they feel burdened by this because of the emotional impact such conversation. This article discusses way in which patients prefer relayed them. Using cases suggestions are made how structure conversation.In de algemene praktijk zal tandarts af en toe een slechtnieuwsgesprek met zijn patiënten moeten voeren. Veel tandartsen vinden dat moeilijk vanwege emotionele lading van zo’n gesprek. dit artikel worden...

Dentists will increasingly have to treat patients with a variety of cultural backgrounds. They consequently deal various preconceptions about health and how people ought behave each other. In order develop good dentist-patient relationship provide appropriate care, the dentist learn communicate in culturally competent manner. That requires an open, empathetic attitude awareness one's own norms, values views. The consider they differ from those another (sub) culture. With help number...

s: Abstracts from the APAP 2003 Education Forum—Phoenix, Arizona October 22-26, 2003: PDF Only

s: Abstracts from the APAP 2003 Education Forum—Phoenix, Arizona October 22-26, 2003: Student Poster Submissions: PDF Only