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PubMed1999

A servant's heart.

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Attitude of Health Personnel↗
PubMed2000

[Recognize the victim in need: the effect of situational cues and priming on identification of need for help].

An experimental study investigated the joint influence of priming and situational cues on the perceived neediness of a target. A scrambled sentence test was used to prime two groups with the concepts of neediness and safety. In a third group a neutral concept was activated. A free description of the target and a subsequent adjective rating were applied as dependent measures. Although results indicated that both factors affected the attribution of neediness on a free description, the effects of priming were only apparent on this measurement and disappeared on the second task.

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PubMed1998

Helping older adults to live better with hearing and vision losses.

Because vision and hearing impairments increase in prevalence as age increases, professionals who work with older adults in community settings often encounter people with a wide range of difficulties with their vision and/or hearing. These problems can range from locating financial support to purchasing glasses or hearing aids to obtaining in-home training and devices that will make it possible for the individual with a sensory disability to continue living independently. Meeting the needs of these people requires that professionals be able to recognize sensory losses, accommodate for them, and help older adults to understand and cope with them.

Activities of Daily Living↗
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Nurse, haemodialysis, patient: is our caring based within a helping relationship?

Due to our experience in haemodialysis (HD) we became interested in evaluating the quality of care given during HD treatment. In May 1994, we conducted a cross sectional survey comparing the assessment of the total interaction between nurses and haemodialysis patients in a Lisbon dialysis facility. Our purpose was to identify nurses' and patients' opinion on the total interaction established during the dialysis treatment among both groups.

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PubMed1999

On fathers.

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Delivery, Obstetric↗
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Helping your patients control their pain.

In this article, the authors discuss pain as a disease, obstacles to the treatment of pain, e.g., addiction, dependency, tolerance and strategies for helping patients cope with pain.

Adaptation, Psychological↗
PubMed2000

Like a terrorist.

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Attitude of Health Personnel↗