Family Member
Receiving in-home respite when caring for a palliative family member at the end-of-life: family caregivers’ experiences of the eShift model of care
... In Canada, it is widely recognized that there is a general shortage of health human resources, including nurses (Canadian Healthcare Association, 2012; Health Canada, 2015), which has made it increasingly difficult for ...
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GOVERNANCE ISSUES IN FAMILY BUSINESSES: THE VIEWS OF FAMILY-MEMBER-EMPLOYEES, NON-FAMILY-MEMBER-EMPLOYEES AND MANAGEMENT
... are family relations of the entrepreneur, the situation is ...owning family do not find it easy and comfortable either disciplining children or relatives of the entrepreneur or recommending them for ...
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Experiences of Family Relationships When a Family Member Has Dementia
... of family relationships when a family member has ...on family relationships af- ter the dementia ...the family with experiences such as kinship, shared re- sponsibilities and love and ...
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Caring for a family member with intellectual disability and epilepsy
... a family member who has both an intellectual disability and epilepsy was a recurring pattern throughout the ...their family member’s care needs affected ‘every aspect of ...of family life, we ...
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Anxiety and Depression in the Caregiver of the Family Member with Mental Disorder
... 37 family caregivers, found that 78% of them had moderate to severe overburden, demonstrating that the act of caring a family member with mental disorder causes serious physical and mental disorders ...
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Family caregivers’ accounts of caring for a family member with motor neurone disease in Norway: a qualitative study
... [13]. Family caregivers’ work can be up to 15 h a day in the late phase of the illness [14], and they may downplay their own need for sleep, recreation or exer- cise ...and family caregivers may feel a ...
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Function of Prion Protein and the Family Member, Shadoo
... Expression of normal cellular prion protein (PrP(c)) on T lymphocytes and the e ff ect of copper ion: Analysis by wild-type and prion protein gene-de fi cient mice.. Th e prion protein [r] ...
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CEO Succession: Choosing Between Family Member or Outsider?
... Adams, Almeida and Ferreira (2009) found that the good and bad past accounting performance increases the likelihood that founder-CEOs will step out. Founder-CEOs value control over their succession more than non-founders ...
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Overload for family member caregivers of people with mental disorders
... 2007). Family overload can be generated by family unpreparedness, lack of support and knowledge in developing patient care, and, also, by the frustration of not producing physically and mentally healthy ...
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Prioritization of family member sequencing for the detection of rare variants
... every family. Frequently, researchers will select some family members for sequencing and then impute sequencing data for the remaining family members using existing genome-wide SNP data, however, ...
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Children affected by the imprisonment of a family member
... implications for the mother, such as parenting issues, when she is released (Gelsthorpe et al, 2007). Furthermore, if the child does change living arrangements, this may also affect other personal and family ...
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Family Member Needs Of Autistic Children
... In this regard, fathers may have seen helping their child to reach financial independence, as being consistent with their role. It was noted that the fathers felt that their sacrifice was in having to work harder to ...
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Novel Member of the CD209 (DC-SIGN) Gene Family in Primates
... CD209 family genes identified in humans, CD209 (DC-SIGN) and CD209L (DC-SIGNR/L-SIGN), encode C-type lectins that serve as adhesion receptors for ICAM-2 and ICAM-3 and participate in the transmission of human and ...
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The Association of Telomere Length With Family Violence and Disruption
... witnessing family violence, family suicide, or incarceration of a family member), 29 children (36%) had ex- perienced 1 event, and 17 children (21%) had experienced 2 or ...
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A mixed methods evaluation of a gender affirmative education program for families of trans young people
... Any family member of a trans young person (aged 17 years and under) living in the study country was eligible to ...in family support groups, radio, television, and social media. Family members ...
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Epithelial IL 6 trans signaling defines a new asthma phenotype with increased airway inflammation
... kelch-like family member 25 [Source:HGNC Symbol;Acc:HGNC:25732] protein_coding 15 85759323 85795030 -1 ...histone family, member 0 [Source:HGNC Symbol;Acc:HGNC:4714] protein_coding 22 37805093 ...
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Protein Intake Category of Households and Its Influencing Variables: A Case Study from Rajshahi District of Bangladesh
... Earning Member) and (Agricultural Income) were found to be influential for the LSG that have been found from Table ...(Total Family Member, Dependent Member, Child Member); (Earning ...
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Mesenchymal stem cell contact promotes CCN1 splicing and transcription in myeloma cells
... CCN family member 1; CCN2: CCN family member 2; CCN3: CCN family member 3; CDS: Coding sequence; CM: Conditioned media; CT: Carboxy-terminal domain; CTGF: Connective tissue ...
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The Dimension of Inattention Among Children with School Problems
... qualifying for significant attention deficits reported. a “hyperactive” family member (other than the[r] ...
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The Effect Of Family Firm On The Credit Rating: Evidence From Republic Of Korea
... Korean family companies on credit ratings. Family companies had been measured in various ways in previous ...a family company because it was judged the company owner's family member ...
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