Search for dissertations about: "SHC"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 21 swedish dissertations containing the word SHC.
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1. Identification of abnormally expressed genes in skeletal muscle contributing to insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes
Abstract : The metabolic defects of insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes can result from changes in gene expression and protein functions due to genetic and environmental influences. The aim of this study was to identify abnormally expressed genes associated with insulin resistance or type 2 diabetes, and further to test whether possible defects are inherited or acquired. READ MORE
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2. Health and Social Determinants Among Boys and Girls in Sweden : Focusing on Parental Background
Abstract : The majority of Swedish boys and girls have good psychosomatic health. Despite that the risk of mental health problems such as nervousness, feeling low and sleeping difficulties has increased steadily in recent decades. READ MORE
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3. Motion modelling and control strategies of over-actuated vehicles
Abstract : With the growing concern for environmental change and uncertain oil resources, the development of new vehicle concepts will in many cases include full or partial electric propulsion. The introduction of more advanced powertrains enables vehicles that can be controlled with a variety of electric actuators, such as wheel hub motors and individual steering. READ MORE
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4. Men and Masculinities in Sexual Healthcare: Exploring Notions and Discourses among Healthcare Professionals
Abstract : Aim: Healthcare professionals (HCP) have been described as vital for men’s experiences of sexual healthcare (SHC). However, HCPs in SHC have to a low extent been included in research on men and masculinity. The aim of this thesis was to explore HCPs’ attitudes, notions and discourses on men and masculinities in the SHC context. READ MORE
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5. Analysing performance of primary health care using the ACG Case-Mix System
Abstract : The overall aim of this thesis was to analyse the importance of co-morbidity level for different aspects of primary health care (PHC) using a measure of co-morbidity. Paper I examines whether there were differences in referral rates from different Lithuanian PHC models after adjustment for co-morbidity level. READ MORE