The purpose of this study is to determine the types of books and periodicals in the field of business education which should be included in the library of the average senior high school, and to compile a selective list of the best publications as a standard reference list for the use of the high school commercial teacher.

No / Previous studies have found high levels of undetected psychological distress and unaddressed need among care home residents. The aim of this study was to investigate the usability and usefulness of the Distress Thermometer for the Elderly (DTE; modified from a measure used in cancer care) in the identification of distress and need with older people in care homes. Method: This was a single group, cross-sectional study. Staff in 12 nursing homes and one care home in England completed the DTE and a measure of depression with their older residents (n = 66). Quantitative methods were employed to investigate the relationship between the Distress Thermometer rating, depression scores and problems or needs selected on the DTE. Results: The DTE was found to be feasible for completion by residents with assistance from staff. The level of distress on the DTE was significantly related to depression, number of problems and practical–physical problems. Each of 50 problems in the checklist was checked by at least one of the respondents. More problem items and physical–practical problems were selected by individuals who reached clinical levels of depression. Conclusions: In this preliminary study, results indicate promising potential for the use of the DTE as a simple screening tool for distress, as well as to enable residents to record their perceived needs as part of care-planning and a broader person-centred approach.

This study examines personal problems which a selected group of 1970's college freshmen at North Texas State University considered important to them and investigates significant changes in the nature, configuration, and frequency of these problems from those indicated by selected freshmen of the 1960's and 1950's. None of the wide variety of previous approaches over the years in studying problems of students has presented such a broad time span as this study. The students of the 1950's and 1960's were North Texas State University freshmen enrolled in Education 161, "The Psychology of Social and Personal Adjustment." The 1970's population was taken from basic freshman English courses at North Texas State University. All students were administered the Mooney Problem Check List, and the results were prepared for computer analysis. An analysis-of-variance program was used on eight hypotheses, with a .05 level of significance required for the hypotheses to be retained. The Spearman Rank Order Correlation Coefficient was used in answering two hypotheses. There were 2,809 freshmen from the 1950's, 1,440 from the 1960's, and 695 from the 1970's.

O objetivo deste trabalho e apresentar o resultado de uma pesquisa terminologica/ terminograca bilngue Ingl^es/Portugu^es das unidades terminologicas dos Procedimentos Operacionais de Cabine, da area de Aviac~ao Comercial, e da subarea do Check-list. A partir da organizac~ao das unidades terminologicas em forma alfab etica construmos um dicionario terminologico dessa area. Para a concretizac~ao desse objetivo, selecionamos e escolhemos os contextos que descreveram o conteudo sem^antico-conceptual dos termos. Para a realizac~ao deste trabalho utilizamos os corpora documental e de par^ametro para a extrac~ao, selec~ao e denic~ao dos termos. A composic~ao do perl tematico da subarea do Check-list foi feita atraves da utilizac~ao de textos de carater denitorios e explicativos, porque apresentam esses uma densidade terminologica alta. A maioria das unidades terminologicas tratadas s~ao termos compostos que subsumem o princpio da transpar^encia, o princpio da adequac~ao e o princpio da produtividade. Todos os termos includos nesta pesquisa, para a constru c~ao do dicionario terminologico bilngue, apresentam a estrutura hierarquica do vocabularo do Check-list. / The objective of this study is to present the result of a bilingual English-Portuguese terminological/terminographical research, which describes the terminological units of the Cockpit Training Procedure related to the Business Aviation area, and to the Check-list subarea. A dictionary was done due to the organization of the terminological units in alphabetical sequence. To achieve this goal, we selected and chose the contexts that describe the semantic and conceptual content of all terms. To carry out this task, the documental and the parameter corpora were used to extract, select and to dene the terms. The setting of the thematic prole of the Checklist was done through the use of dening and explanatory texts as they present a great terminological density. The majority of terminological units used in this study were compound terms which subsume the principle of transpar^encia, the principle of appropriateness and, the principle of derivability. All the terms included in this research to build up the bilingual terminological dicitionary present a hierarchical structure of the Check-list vocabulary.

O objetivo deste trabalho e apresentar o resultado de uma pesquisa terminologica/ terminograca bilngue Ingl^es/Portugu^es das unidades terminologicas dos Procedimentos Operacionais de Cabine, da area de Aviac~ao Comercial, e da subarea do Check-list. A partir da organizac~ao das unidades terminologicas em forma alfab etica construmos um dicionario terminologico dessa area. Para a concretizac~ao desse objetivo, selecionamos e escolhemos os contextos que descreveram o conteudo sem^antico-conceptual dos termos. Para a realizac~ao deste trabalho utilizamos os corpora documental e de par^ametro para a extrac~ao, selec~ao e denic~ao dos termos. A composic~ao do perl tematico da subarea do Check-list foi feita atraves da utilizac~ao de textos de carater denitorios e explicativos, porque apresentam esses uma densidade terminologica alta. A maioria das unidades terminologicas tratadas s~ao termos compostos que subsumem o princpio da transpar^encia, o princpio da adequac~ao e o princpio da produtividade. Todos os termos includos nesta pesquisa, para a constru c~ao do dicionario terminologico bilngue, apresentam a estrutura hierarquica do vocabularo do Check-list. / The objective of this study is to present the result of a bilingual English-Portuguese terminological/terminographical research, which describes the terminological units of the Cockpit Training Procedure related to the Business Aviation area, and to the Check-list subarea. A dictionary was done due to the organization of the terminological units in alphabetical sequence. To achieve this goal, we selected and chose the contexts that describe the semantic and conceptual content of all terms. To carry out this task, the documental and the parameter corpora were used to extract, select and to dene the terms. The setting of the thematic prole of the Checklist was done through the use of dening and explanatory texts as they present a great terminological density. The majority of terminological units used in this study were compound terms which subsume the principle of transpar^encia, the principle of appropriateness and, the principle of derivability. All the terms included in this research to build up the bilingual terminological dicitionary present a hierarchical structure of the Check-list vocabulary.

Bakgrund: Organtransplantation är en rutinmässig behandling i vården. Ett underskott på organ gör väntetiden lång, vilket leder till långa väntetider och medför oro och rädsla. När en människa placeras på väntelistan är en organtransplantation den sista utvägen eftersom organet är så pass skadat. Syfte: Syftet var att belysa patientens upplevelse av väntan på en organtransplantation. Metod: Studien är en litteraturstudie med induktiv ansats där åtta artiklar ligger till grund för resultatet. Datan analyserades och delades in i kategorier och subkategorier med utgångspunkt från syftet. Resultat: Tre huvudkategorier med tillhörande subkategorier framkom; Känslor till följd av väntandet på en organtransplantation, Behovet av stöd och information och Ett begränsat liv. Patienter som väntar på en organtransplantation upplevde osäkerhet och oro för döden blandat med hopp inför framtiden. Denna osäkerhet kunde kännas större vid upplevd brist på information från vården. Begränsningen i vardagen upplevdes svår och då blev stödet från sjuksköterskor och anhöriga viktigare, tillsammans med att skapa strategier för att hålla hoppet uppe. Konklusion: Litteraturstudien visar att upplevelsen av väntan på en transplantation är liknande runt om i världen. Det finns ett behov av information och stöd från sjuksköterskan då detta skapar mer trygghet. Det är av vikt för sjuksköterskan att ha en förståelse för denna patientgrupp. / Background: Organ transplantation is a routine treatment in modern healthcare. Due to lack of organs in relation to the need, waiting is increased which causes anxiety and fear for patients. When a person is placed on the waiting list, an organ transplant is the last resort since the organ is highly damaged. Aim: The aim was to illustrate the patient’s experience of waiting for an organ transplant. Method: This study is a literature study and have an inductive approach and is based on eight articles. The data was analyzed and categorized in regard to the aim. Results: The result reports three categories and associated subcategories; Feelings about waiting for an organ transplant, The need for support and information and A limited life. Patients experience uncertainty and anxiety during the waiting time and a fear of death alongside hope. The uncertainty grew with lack of information from care givers. Limitations of daily life perceived tough hence the nursing and family support became paramount, all together creating strategies to inspire hope. Conclusion: The literature study shows that the waiting experience for a transplant is similar around the world. There is a need for information and support from nurses, therefore, the nursing sympathy, information and knowledge is essential in creating a safe environment.

Background: Discrepancies in patient’s medication list can lead to medication errors which is a major cause of both morbidity and mortality today. The aim of the study was to examine the frequency of discrepancies in the Swedish prescription list “My saved prescriptions” regarding noncurrent treatment, incorrect dosages, double prescriptions, and missing prescriptions. Additionally, the purpose was to examine the type of source of information the patients used regarding their drug treatment.   Methods: Collection of data was conducted through interviews at three different pharmacies over a period of four weeks in Stockholm 2020. Patients 18 years or older with at least three prescribed drugs were asked to participate in the study.   Results: Of 157 patients, 74 patients were included. More than 70% of the patients had one or more discrepancies in their prescription list: a noncurrent, a duplicate or an incorrect dosage. 17.6% had at least one missing prescription. About half of the patients had a noncurrent prescription, which was the most common discrepancy among the patients. More than a third, 35.1%, of the patients used the prescription list as a source of information for their drug treatments. Furthermore, 31.1% of the patients used the drug packaging and 17.6% of them only used their memory. 10.8% of the patients used the medication list from healthcare.  Conclusions: The results suggest that discrepancies were quite common in the prescription list, which can increase the risk of medication errors for patients who use the prescription list as a source of information. The implementation of the Swedish National List (NLL) (launching in 2021) will provide the caregivers, pharmacies, and patients with access to the same information about patient’s prescribed drugs. NLL will hopefully reduce the risk of medication errors and it should lead to a reduced necessity of using several different sources for prescribed drugs.

The aim of this thesis is to analyse the current situation in valuation of restoration works during construction work, and then to define and standardize the construction work of stone during the restoration of immovable historical monuments. The dissertation moves further knowledge about the issue of restoration work valuation and brings benefits at both theoretical and practical level. In the first part thesis deals with the detailed definition of basic terms, namely restoration, cultural heritage, calculations and costs. The second part of the thesis is dedicated to international comparisons of the historical monuments care in the Czech Republic and France. The result is a comparison of selected indicators of historical monuments care in the Czech Republic and France. Further the attention in the second part is devoted to the pricing development and standardization in construction and restoration, as well as to the pricing of construction work. The third part of the thesis is dedicated to the actual research work, which is focused on the methodology of determining the price of stone construction work in the restoration of the historical buildings. Based on the results of the research there are presented conclusions and proposals of solutions to the existing issue. It is primarily about defining the scope of the building technical documentation with respect to the requirements of restoration, defining direct and indirect costs and profits of construction work of stone in the restoration of historical buildings. At the end of this section there are defined conclusions from the research, which summarize the determination of price list and its description. An integral part of this dissertation is a proposal for the further development and possible solutions of this specific issue.

Title: Application and evaluation of sponsoring for rhythmic gymnastics competition Objectives: The main objective is the offering of sponsorship packages that have been made previously to former and current sponsors in order to entice them to come back and stay. The next sub-objective is to establish cooperation with new potential partners for competition in rhythmic gymnastics with a tailor-made offer. Methods: In the work are used the methods of quantitative and qualitative research. The method of written polling is applied to former and current sponsors and the method of direct mail and individual semi-structured interview is applied to the selected potential sponsors. Results: During the data collection it was found that the former and current sponsors would prefer a more diverse list of options. Based on the results new sponsorship packages were compiled and especially great demanded list of advertisement options. Thanks to some interviews some new sponsors were added to the competition. Keywords: sponsorship package, list of advertisement options, sports advertising, sports event, donation

Modern day technological advancements are moving at a rapid pace. In the field of Artificial Intelligence, algorithms are becoming ever faster and process larger amounts of data. These fast algorithms call for data structures that can store this processed data compactly. This premise also holds true in the AI subfield of planning. In the common planning approach of state space search, found states are memorized as to not unnecessarily revisit them. Research has put a big focus on improving the speed of state space searches which in turn leads to a lot of states being stored. A crucial bottleneck then occurs when memory runs out due to storing these large amounts of states. This is where this project, with its exploration of compact state set representations, comes into the picture. This project's focus is on exploring memory usage for planning by state space search. More specifically, the project investigates compact state set representations for an A* state space search's closed- and open lists. It was hypothesized that the closed list would be the larger of the two which is why a focus was put on testing compact representations of that state set. Results from this project confirm this hypothesis as it is shown that the closed list is the largest and most critical of the two (although the differences between the two become increasingly small for strong heuristics).  Four different state set representations were tested for use as closed lists in an A* algorithm: Level-Ordered Edge Sequences (LOES), compressed LOES (cLOES), Binary Decision Diagram (BDD) and an explicit representation. A primary focus was put on exploring the LOES data structure because of the limited amount of research done on the data structure. Explicit representation was used as the main point of comparison with it being a very commonly used standard in state space search. The results from this project show that LOES managed to lower memory usage significantly for large tasks when compared to the explicit representation. The lower memory usage did, however, come at the cost of speed with LOES being noticeably slower. Although less drastic, the same differences could be seen when comparing LOES to its compressed version, cLOES. Out of all the tested state set representations, cLOES was shown to be the most compact but also the slowest. Moreover, the results indicated that, even if most tasks didn't benefit from the additional compression provided by cLOES in comparison to normal LOES, the tasks that did, benefited a lot. Lastly, the BDD data structure gave more inconclusive results. The poor BDD results were seemingly caused by an unfit implementation for the closed list use case. The results did, however, suggest that BDD was faster but less compact than LOES for large tasks. The different closed list state set representations were also tested with four different heuristics: blind, max, CEGAR and Merge-and-Shrink heuristic. A takeaway from these tests was that stronger heuristics resulted in fewer states being stored in the open- and closed list. Moreover, the closed states made up a smaller portion of the total amount states for the stronger heuristics. This smaller number of stored closed states made, as a consequence, the differences between the tested state set representations less pronounced. For large tasks, however, the closed list did get big enough to experience the effect of the efficient closed list implementations. Conclusively, LOES and cLOES proved strong replacements to explicit representation. Especially in use cases where compactness is more critical than speed such as in embedded systems. Additionally, even though strong heuristics lessened the effect of efficient state set representations, there are still notable advantages to be found for big tasks where the closed list grows large enough.