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Att vara ett steg före eller efter : Äldre anhörigvårdares erfarenheter av kunskapsbehov / To be one step before or to lag behind : Elderly Family Caregivers’ experiences of Need for knowledgeJohansson, Mona January 2010 (has links)
I Sverige har antalet äldre ökat de senaste årtiondena. Ju äldre människor blir desto vanligare blir förekomsten av sjukdomar och funktionshinder. Vårdplatserna inom både slutenvård och särskilt boende har blivit färre och uppskattningsvis vårdas 250 000 personer i hemvård idag. Denna utveckling innebär att den närstående, som är anhörigvårdare i hemmet har en betydelsefull roll. Syftet med denna studie är att beskriva anhörigvårdarens erfarenheter av kunskapsbehov för att ge omsorg och vård till sin make/maka med långvarig sjukdom och/eller funktionshinder i hemmet. Studien baseras på intervjuer, som gjordes med anhörigvårdare dels genom en fokusgrupp med fyra deltagare, dels genom fyra individuella intervjuer, det vill säga sammanlagt åtta informanter. Intervjumaterialet har bearbetats med hjälp av kvalitativ innehållsanalys. Studien pågick under åren 2009-2010. I resultatet framkom fem huvudkategorier: Behov av kunskap om: sjukdomen och dess konsekvenser, hur man behärskar komplexa situationer, regelverk och stödfunktioner, praktisk personlig vård samt kunskap om anhörigvårdarens egen hälsa. Studien visar också vilka metoder anhörigvårdaren använder för att skaffa sig kunskap. Anhörigvårdaren efterfrågar framförallt individuell praktisk handledning samt kunskap som ger handlingsberedskap för att förstå behov av helhetsvård och hantera nya situationer. I diskussionen har jag valt att belysa vilken slags kunskap anhörigvårdaren behöver för att ge vård och omsorg till sin make/maka. Jag diskuterar även anhörigvårdarens syn på sin utsatthet och ensamhet, hur tillvaron kan hanteras samt vilka möjligheter till återhämtning som finns. / In Sweden the number of elderly people has continually increased during the last decades. The older the person grows the more frequent the rate of illness and functional disability. The number of beds in both hospital care and municipality care has been reduced and about 250 000 persons receive domestic care today. This means that relatives who are caregivers play an important role in today’s society. The aim of this study is to describe the caregiver’s experiences and the need for knowledge in order to give care at home to a spouse suffering from a long-term illness and/or a disability. Interviews with family caregivers were made partly through a focus group with four participants and partly through four individual interviews - in all eight informants. The interviews have been processed according to content analysis. The study was undertaken in the period 2009-2010. The result can be divided into five main categories. 1. Need for knowledge concerning the sick spouse’s illness and its consequences. 2. Need for knowledge in handling complicated situations. 3. Need for knowledge about regulations and care given by the municipality. 4. Need for knowledge in practical individual care. 5. Need for knowledge concerning the caregiver’s own health. The study also shows the methods used by the caregiver to acquire knowledge. Above all, the caregiver requests individual practical guidance and knowledge in order to understand and cope with new situations. In the discussion I have chosen to illustrate what kind of knowledge the caregiver needs in order to care for his/her spouse. I also discuss the caregiver’s view on his/her vulnerability and loneliness, how one can cope with one’s life situation and what possibilities there are for recovery.
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Family play-learning through informal education : make and play activities with traditional Thai toy activities at a science museumKanhadilok, Peeranut January 2013 (has links)
This thesis charts the outcomes of family play-learning through make-and-play activities with traditional Thai toys activities (TTTA). Family learning is a component of inter-generational learning, and the research explores this through ‘edutainment’ activities within the informal educational system of a science museum. The thesis also identifies key factors that influence family play-learning through TTTA and explores the nature and impact of traditional Thai culture, local wisdom and Western modern science after participation with the TTTA. Participants in the toy-making activities at the National Science Museum, Thailand are members of the general public, day visitors to the museum who volunteer to join the activities, and represent all age groups. They also have varied levels of educational achievement, backgrounds in science and dispositions towards play. The research follows 93 families, including children, teenagers and adults, a total of 179 participants. Participants’ dispositions towards play are collected through self-reporting questionnaires based upon Barnett's (2006) work on playfulness; data on their individual and group actions have been collected in terms of their levels of enjoyment and engagement with the tasks, and learning outcomes. The data from structured routine observation indicates that, within the make-and-play activities, there is a two-way transfer of learning from older to younger, and from younger to older. The analysis of family learning is based upon Bandura’s (2005) social cognitive theories, used here in relation to informal museum education. Family play-learning is seen as significant, where more experienced members of the family transfer their knowledge and role-model skills to their children or younger members of the family. There is also an upward transfer where discerning youth model the fun and creativity they bring to the tasks. The Toy Learning Outcomes Questionnaire (TLOQ) has been used to study families’ learning outcomes from the TTTA with 51 families composed of 125 participants in total. The TLOQ is based upon work of the Research Centre of Museums and Galleries at the University of Leicester (Hooper-Greenhill, 2007), and uses a four-point Likert-style scale to explore seven areas of interest: (i) knowledge and understanding; (ii) skills; (iii) attitudes and values; (vi) enjoyment, inspiration and creativity; (v) action, behaviour and progression; (vi) scientific learning, and (vii) attitude towards Thai local wisdom. The findings show that families appear to have learned most in relation to two of these areas, ‘scientific knowledge’ and ‘Thai local wisdom’, when compared with the other areas. Data from semi-structured ‘exit interviews’ at the end of the activities, explore this clash of cultures, between Western modern science (WMS) and Thai local wisdom (TLW). This allows for a discussion of the integration of knowledge systems versus distinctive and separate fields. Findings from the interview data indicate that participants treat the TTTA, and work of the museum generally, bi-gnosically: they had positive yet parallel attitudes towards both domains of knowledge. The overall outcomes of this body of work indicate two main factors that encourage family play-learning: (i) the context of the play, which emphasises participants’ personal engagement, social relationships, and the physical setting (the environment and resources in the TTTA); and (ii) the conditions to play, playfulness of the participants and the opportunities they take to learn together through play. The thesis concludes with the implications of this work and recommendations for further research.
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Elever med Aspergers syndrom : Hur kan pedagoger arbeta för att underlätta för dessa elever? / Pupils with Aspergers syndrome : How can pedagogues work to make it easier for these pupils?Forsberg, Felicia January 2010 (has links)
The purpose with my examination is to make a contribution to how, as a pedagogue, you can work to make it easier for pupils with Aspergers syndrome that are integrated in an “average” class. I will concentrate my work to these questions: how pedagogues can work to make it easier for pupils with Asperger syndrome that are integrated in an “average” class. If it affects the other pupils in the class when pupils with Asperger syndrome is integrated in the class and also if it affects the pedagogues work having these children integrated in their “average” class.I have decided to study research and other literature and also to do two interviews to find out how pedagogues can make it easier for children with the diagnosis Asperger syndrome. The pedagogues that I´ve interviewed has in different ways worked with pupils with Asperger syndrome. The first person works as a pedagogical instructor and the other one works as a teacher in a preschool-class. I compare the facts that I´ve found in research, literature and in the interviews to later be able to draw my own conclusions.The result of my examination shows that the facts that I got from the research and the literature broadly agree with the facts that I got from the interviews that I´ve done. The general conclusion of my work shows that pupils with Asperger syndrome need a clear and structured schooling. It´s important that the pedagogues proceed from the actual pupil when planning the schooling otherwise the pedagogue won´t be able to create the right opportunities for the pupil.
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Unterstützung von Logistik-Outsourcing-Entscheidungen in mittelständisch strukturierten Unternehmen /Gericke, Jens. January 2005 (has links)
Univ., Diss.--Dortmund, 2005.
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Die Beziehung zwischen werbungtreibendem Unternehmen und Werbeagentur : theoretische Systematisierung und empirische Überprüfung eines Prinzipal-Agenten-Modells /Schachtner, Dirk. January 2002 (has links) (PDF)
Univ., Diss.--Passau, 2002.
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F- & -E-orientiertes strategisches Supply Chain Management : Erklärungs- und Gestaltungsbeiträge sowie deren Konkretisierung am Beispiel von Make-cooperate-or-buy-Entscheidungen /Schmidt, Anja. January 2009 (has links)
Zugl.: Chemnitz, Techn. Universiẗat, Diss., 2009.
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The Sourcing of Application Software Services : Empirical Evidence of Cultural, Industry and Functional Differences /Dibbern, Jens. January 2004 (has links) (PDF)
Diss. Univ. Bayreuth 2003.
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Pedagozinando em sala de aula: artes de dizer e pedagogias de fazer / Pedagogy of Fanzines: arts of say and pedagogy of makeMelissa Eloá Silveira Nascimento 20 August 2010 (has links)
Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico / Redesenham-se artes de dizer em um papel xerocado, artes que se traduzem em traços, rabiscos, versos, gritos, modos de fazer. Fanzine é assim, mais do que uma revista de papel sulfite, um espaço recortado, colado para produção de saberes ou, se preferir, uma revista independente na tela do computador. Este trabalho, portanto, propõe um mergulho entre a linha do underground e da pedagogia de criação de fanzines em sala de aula. Compreender os usos e as artes de dizer significa entender historicamente o que as publicações não-oficiais representam para a contemporaneidade. Desta forma, a lógica dos fanzines é bem mais do que trafegar em um circuito alternativo, define-se por si só como uma forma independente de fazer uso de uma expressão. Assim, o fazer fanzine como filofanzine de vida é um exemplo de que esta forma de expressão ultrapassa as paredes institucionais. / Redraw the Arts qhen we talk about a xerox paper, Arts represented in lines, scratchs, lines, shouts, ways to do. Fanzine is this way, more than a magazine made in white paper, a marked space, glued for knowledge productions or, if you want, an independent magazine in a computer screen. This work sugest a diving through the underground line and the creations of fanzines in school room pedagogy. Understand it use and the Art of say means historically understand that the non-official publications means to the present time. This way, the fanzines logical is more than go through an alternative scene, defines itself as a independent way to use an expression. Then, do fanzine as filofanzine way of life show that this form of expression tresspass the institutional walls.
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Vous avez dit fiction ? Analyse contextualiste du jugement de fictionalité et approche pragmatiste des oeuvres romanesques. / Did you say "Fiction" ? A contextualist analysis of the judgment of fictionality and a pragmatist approach of novelsRenauld, Marion 02 July 2013 (has links)
Le but de cette thèse est de clarifier le concept de « fiction » tel qu’il apparaît dans ses usages ordinaires et techniques, en en explicitant les présupposés et les effets. Dans un premier temps sont étudiées les théories de la fiction formulées par les philosophes analytiques, de Frege à Walton ; ces analyses aboutissent à une définition mentaliste en termes de conditions nécessaires et suffisantes, comme attitude prescrite de croyance feinte (make-believe), caractérisation dont on mesure les mérites et les limites. Contre une approche essentialiste, nous proposons, dans un deuxième temps, une analyse contextualiste du jugement de fictionalité, de ses motifs et motivations. Pour ce faire, un appareillage semi-formel est introduit, qui articule les sept règles du jugement, ainsi que les métarègles requises et les standards à partir desquels nos attributions de fictionalité sont variables, dépendantes d’enjeux externes ontologiques, épistémiques et éthiques. Afin d’éviter le risque de relativisme excessif, nous nous focalisons enfin sur les actes d’invention qui interviennent autant dans la genèse que dans la réception des œuvres dites de fiction, et en particulier, des œuvres romanesques. Une approche pragmatiste, entée sur une grille conceptuelle tripartite (Information, Interprétation, Invention), et couplée à une étude de quelques théories littéraires de la fiction, permet alors d’esquisser des réponses cohérentes aux principales questions concernant ces expressions issues de l’imagination et de la créativité humaine. / The goal of this thesis is to clarify the concept of “fiction” as it appears in its ordinary and technical uses, by making explicit its presuppositions and effects. First, we study several theories of fiction given by analytical philosophers, from Frege to Walton; these analyses lead to a mentalist definition in terms of necessary and sufficient conditions, as a prescribed attitude of make-believe, a characterization for which we appreciate the merits and limits. Then, against an essentialist approach, we offer a contextualist analysis of the judgment of fictionality, its patterns and motivations. So we introduce a semi-formal apparatus which articulates the seven rules of judgment, their meta-rules and standards that make variable our attributions of fictionality, depending on external ontological, epistemical and ethical issues. Finally, in order to avoid the risk of excessive relativism, we focus on the acts of invention which are at play in the genesis and reception of so-called works of fiction, especially, novels. A pragmatist approach, together with a ternary conceptual framework (Information, Interpretation, Invention) and a study of some literary theories of fiction, allow us to sketch coherent answers to central questions about these expressions coming from our imagination and human creativity.
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Kommunalpolitiken och kommunala projekt : En kvalitativ studie om hur kommunalpolitiken påverkar kommunala projekt.Bilic, Franko January 2018 (has links)
Denna studie har en inriktning på kommunpolitik och dess påverkan på det kommunala projektet Make Sense. Syftet med studien är att undersöka hur kommunpolitiken i Sundsvall påverkar arbetssättet i det kommunala projektet Make Sense samt vad politiken tillför till projektet. Metoden som har använts i studien är kvalitativ. Fem intervjuer har utförts med tjänstemän, personal inom projektet samt en kommunalpolitiker inom socialnämnden. Genom en kvalitativ textanalys har intervjuerna analyserats samt att beslutsprotokoll från kommunfullmäktig har analyserats och sedan presenterats i kapitlet om resultat och analys.Det resultat som studien kommit fram till visar att den kommunala politiken i Sundsvall kommun inte har någon direkt påverkan på arbetssättet i projektet Make Sense. Däremot tillför kommunalpolitiken med bland annat natologi, soppkök, Slink-in stuga samt mötesplats. / <p>2018-06-07.</p>
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