Search for dissertations about: "staff adaptation"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 28 swedish dissertations containing the words staff adaptation.
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1. Psychological distress in cancer patients : A matter of perspective
Abstract : The general alms are to investigate perceptions of psychological distress in cancer patients, and to contribute to the understanding of the discrepant perceptions of patients and their medical staff in this respect. Assessments of patient distress were made on standardized (Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale) and study-specific self-administered questionnaires. READ MORE
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2. Characteristics of taste and smell alterations in patients treated for lung cancer : translation of and results using a symptom specific questionnaire
Abstract : Background: Taste and smell alterations (TSAs) have been found to be common and distressing symptoms for patients with cancer. TSAs may also relate to other symptoms affecting food consumption and contribute to poor nutritional intake. Evidence-based knowledge to guide healthcare staff in identificati on and management of TSAs is lacking. READ MORE
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3. The adoption, adaptation, and abandonment of value-based health care
Abstract : Introduction: Value-based health care (VBHC) is a strategic framework designed to improve care in parallel with lowered or sustained costs. It was soon touted as “the strategy that will fix health care”, garnering increased attention in different countries. READ MORE
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4. Entangled Cities : Transnational Municipal Climate Networks and Urban Governance
Abstract : This thesis investigates the influence of transnational municipal climate networks (TMCNs) on urban climate governance in Germany. The reality of climate change means that cities all over the world are faced with two challenges. First, they need to go through decarbonisation transitions to mitigate climate change. READ MORE
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5. Studies on children’s psychological adjustment to diabetes
Abstract : Type I diabetes is a chronic disease that affects the daily life of the individual from diagnosis and for the rest of life. The patient is constantly reminded of the diabetes because of a daily, self-managed and demanding treatment. READ MORE