This thesis has been prepared as urban study of social center residential complex in Brno - Lesná. I tis a lociation which wasn´t copleted during the construction of settlements Lesná already been completed. The main objective of the study is to verify the territorial land use options that already has an earlier era of the proposed basic services and building structure and contains values that should be respected. The priority of the proposal was to amend the pedestrian routes territory and reach their easy access. It passes through the center of the site Okružní Street, which divides the northern and southern parts. Original Halasovo Square lies to the north of this large area. Therefore, it was due to the availability and optimization of facilities proposed new territory south sguare with commercial and cultural center. Furthermore solved territory is divided into four areas. Each of them are concentrated in the vicinity of some of the surviving buildings (preserved objects - Albert shop and pool together sports hall TJ Tesla Brno, Lesná Clinic, Lidl shop, building society as Vema). Proposal limits sports and recreational areas, and places new buildings for public facilities and housing.

Magister Scientiae Dentium - MSc(Dent) / This study analyzed the dental surgical implant therapy in the past 5 years at Tygerberg Oral Health Centre, UWC Dental School, Cape Town, South Africa. The findings of this study serve as a guideline for the estimation of the prevalence in this dental hospital. The importance of this study was to aid in the establishment of the formalized electronic database for dental implant therapy. The data generated will form a foundational basis for future studies that may be conducted in the field of implantology.

El presente proyecto de investigación nos muestra la necesidad social de implementar un Centro de Rehabilitación Motriz en la zona de Lima Norte. Esto debido a que es la única zona en la ciudad que no posee de un centro de esta tipología de manera próxima, dificultando el tratamiento de un considerable número de pacientes. Los cuales, deben transportarse a pesar de sus limitaciones hacia la zona sur y este de la capital; Instituto Nacional de Rehabilitación Dra. Adriana Rebaza Flores en el distrito de Chorrillos y Hogar Clínica San Juan de Dios en el distrito de San Luis, respectivamente. Se trata de un centro de categoría II-E, con funciones de promoción, prevención, recuperación y rehabilitación. El cual propone como énfasis el recorrido arquitectónico con elementos que permitan el bienestar anímico como circulación accesible, ingreso de luz, uso de color y vegetación, lo cual permite una sanación más pronta sin excesivo uso de medicación. / This project shows us the social need to implement a rehabilitation center in the north zone of Lima. This place was choosed because it is the only area in the city that does not have a center of this typology, making it difficult to treat a huge number of patients. They must travel despite their limitations to the south and east zone of the capital: The national rehabilitation institute Dra. Adriana Rebaza in the district of Chorrillos and the rehab center of “San Juan de Dios” in the district of San Luis, respectively. The category of this project is II-E, they have the function of promotion, prevention, recovery and rehabilitation. This project, proposes an emphasis on the “architectural path with elements that allow the animic welfare as accessible circulation, light income, use of color and vegetation, which facilitates a faster healing without excessive use of medication. / Tesis

INTRODUCCIÓN: Las alteraciones musculoesqueleticas en estudiantes de odontología suelen desarrollarse durante su tiempo de formación profesional y laboral, es provocada por la carga física y malas posturas que adoptan al desempeñar sus prácticas. A nivel nacional, son escasos los estudios realizados frente a este tema; por lo que, la población estudiantil de odontología, no tiene conocimiento sobre las futuras consecuencias a las que se exponen durante el camino a su formación. OBJETIVOS: Se busca determinar el sexo, zona musculoesquelética y sintomatología más vulnerable según los semestres cursados en estudiantes que realizan prácticas en un centro universitario de Lima. Diseño: El presente estudio es de tipo descriptivo de cohorte transversal, en un periodo de enero a febrero del 2018. LUGAR: Centro Universitario de Salud de Lima. Participantes/Materiales: Se tomó una base de datos secundaria que consta de una encuesta realizada a 150 estudiantes y/o practicantes de odontología. RESULTADOS: De los 150 participantes, la razón entre mujer/hombre fue de 2.75 mujeres por cada hombre, la población estuvo conformada por estudiantes de quinto a décimo ciclo, de los cuales los estudiantes de sexto ciclo fueron la población más predominante representando el 20,7% de la población total, además, se encontró que el 50,7% presenta dos o más zonas de dolor, de los cuales lumbar es considerada una de las de mayor intensidad (severa) seguida de la región cervical, la presencia de dolor de intensidad (moderada) es primero en la zona lumbar seguida de cervical en proporciones de 52 y 42, respecto al orden anteriormente mencionado, finalmente, el dolor (leve) con mayor proporción es en cervical y el de menor proporción es el del hombro, a nivel del sexo y dolor musculo esquelético en alguna zona corporal se encontró que las mujeres tienen 1,1% mayor prevalencia de dolor que el sexo masculino, además respecto al semestre cursado, las diferencias de proporciones no fueron estadísticamente significativas (p=05), para poder realizar el cálculo del poder, se encontraron valores de poder menores a 80%. CONCLUSIONES: Se evidenció un resultado no significativo entre las zonas de dolor musculoesquelético y los semestres cursados en estudiantes de odontología que realizan prácticas. / INTRODUCTION: Musculoskeletal alterations in odontology students usually develop during their professional and work training time, it is caused by the physical load and bad postures they adopt when performing their practices. Nationwide, there are few studies realized on this issue; therefore, the odontology students population, has no knowledge about the future consequences to which they are exposed during the way to their training. OBJECTIVES: The aim is to determine the sex, the most vulnerable symptomatic musculoskeletal area according to the semesters studied in students who practice at a university center in Lima. The present study is a descriptive type of cross-section, in a period from January 2018 to February 2018. PLACE: University Health Center in Lima. Participants / Materials. A secondary database was taken that consists in a survey to 150 students and/or dental practitioners. RESULTS: Of the 150 participants, the rate was 2.75 women per each man. The population was made up of students from fifth to tenth cycle, of which sixth-grade students were the most predominant population representing 20, 7% of the total, in addition, it was found that 50.7% have two or more areas of pain, of which lumbar region is considered one of the most intensity (severe) followed by the cervical region, where the pain intensity is moderate. In the areas the pain proportion is 52 and 42, respectively. Finally, the pain (slight) with greater proportion is in cervical region and the one of smaller proportion is in the shoulder. About sex, it was found that women feel 1.1% more pain than men. In addition, respect to the semester taken, differences in proportions wasn't statistically significant (p = 05). In order to calculate the power, it was found values less than 80%. CONCLUSIONS: There was a non-significant result in relation of the areas of musculoskeletal pain and the semesters studied in odontology students. / Trabajo de investigación

Magister Scientiae Dentium - MSc(Dent) / Purpose This study analyzed the dental surgical implant therapy in the past 5 years at Tygerberg Oral Health Centre, UWC Dental School, Cape Town, South Africa. The findings of this study serve as a guideline for the estimation of the prevalence in this dental hospital. The importance of this study was to aid in the establishment of the formalized electronic database for dental implant therapy. The data generated will form a foundational basis for future studies that may be conducted in the field of implantology. Methodology A retrospective cross-sectional study was conducted at the Tygerberg Oral Health Centre. The data was collected from the implant dental records for the years 2012-2017. Variables measured included the patient demographics such as age, gender, an implant placed by type, length, width, and anatomical location. Frequencies and means of data were generated using IBM SPSS v20.

The aim of this diploma thesis is a design of a new mental health center. The mental health center is a brand new low-treshold element in the system for people with mental ilness. The building is located in Prague, Hrdlořezy, district of the Capital City of Prague. The building is a detached house, it has three floors, and one partial underground level. On the first floor, there is an entrance hall, administrative facilities, a bed unit, a dining area and last but not least, space for group and individual therapies. On the second and third floor, there are again bed units, administrativ facilities, but also space for leisure activities. The basement of the building consists of the technical backround of the building together with storage space. The proposed building is made up of cubic masses forming a rectangular floor plan with large undercovered atrium penetrating the center of the entire building. The building is designed as a monolithic reinforced concrete skeleton [frame on a base slab]. The skeleton infill masonry is designed from clay blocks. The roofing of this building is designed with a flat green vegetation roof.

The purpose of this study was to describe the impact that the school-based health center in Sneedville, Tennessee had on students who attended Hancock County High School. The study documented how the school-based health center affected students, families, and the community of Sneedville. Case study methodology was used to determine if the school-based health center impacted school attendance, mental and emotional health, sexual practices, and overall quality of life for students and their families. Data were collected through 25 interviews with health center stakeholders. The methodology included working with the staff at the school-based health center to identify the key players and key center users over the seven years of the center's existence. An interview protocol was designed for each of the seven groups that were interviewed. Data were collected from current and former students, parents of current and former students, school counselors, teachers, and the school nurse. Students who attended Hancock County High School as well as their parents were impacted by their direct access to primary comprehensive health care services. Benefits to parents included a reduction of time in missed work and lower medical care costs for students without health insurance. The center promoted and improved school attendance while distributing valuable health education information to students and parents. Because the city of Sneedville has only one medical center and no hospital, the school-based health center served the rural residents well. Beginning as one of only three such centers in the United States, the school-based health center endured and evolved into a full-service, comprehensive health care provider. The center is located in an isolated region of Northeast Tennessee; the location added to the center's impact on the residents. This study could provide a model for rural communities seeking ways to serve the health care needs of youth. In this time of economic instability and educational accountability, this school-based health center appeared to impact student care, thus allowing students to be more capable and ready to learn.

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The purpose of this study was to determine whether a coordinated and comprehensive system of care for the uninsured changed the behavior of the uninsured by decreasing non-urgent utilization of the emergency departments within a large, urban county. The literature on emergency department trends and interventions designed to decrease "inappropriate" or non-urgent use of the emergency departments was reviewed and links to relevant theoretical concepts were identified. Utilization data from six emergency departments and six federally qualified health centers were evaluated. Secondary data over a three-year time period were abstracted from patient and organizational records at the hospitals and federally qualified health centers. The utilization data from the emergency departments and health centers were compared. The analysis revealed a significant change in the number of non-urgent visits by self-pay patients at the emergency departments when the health centers expanded. A 32.2 percent decrease in utilization of the emergency departments by self-pay patients was found. Non-parametric tests demonstrated significant differences in the population seen at the emergency departments and the clinics over the three-year study period. Regression analysis demonstrated a statistically significant decrease in non-urgent, self-pay visits at the emergency departments as a result of the increase in self-pay visits at the federally qualified health centers. Further analysis includes forecasting the impact of future federally qualified health centers on emergency department utilization. Recommendations for future research include evaluation of the increased numbers of non-urgent transports from the local emergency medical system by self-pay patients as well as the design of a pilot study to look at the effectiveness of transporting these patients to the federally qualified health centers for care instead of to the local emergency departments.

Den digitala vården i Sverige är i ständig utveckling och består av ett flertal moderna teknologier som kan hjälpa samhället. Enligt populära tidskrifter och myndigheter står Sverige inför ett problem, den fysiska primärvården i Sverige är överbelastad och samhället har svårt att hinna med. Sverige har som mål att bli bäst i världen på att använda digitala verktyg för att utveckla vården, att E-hälsa skall frodas både för samhälle och individ. När sådana stora projekt startas är det viktigt att det finns en underliggande acceptans hos samhället, är projektet ett bra förslag eller kommer det att undantryckas av samhället. Syftet med studien är att undersöka yngre vuxnas åsikter om E-hälsa med en inriktning på den digitala vårdcentralen. För att kunna besvara syftet med hjälp av undersökningen kommer studien redogöra för vilka faktorer som påverkar yngre vuxnas acceptans av digitala vårdcentraler. Undersökningen har genomförts med hjälp av det teoretiska ramverket UTAUT (Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology) som är en modell för att mäta acceptans. Ramverket har varit grunden för att analysera den insamlade empirin. Studien har identifierat fyra faktorer som har inverkan på acceptansen för den digitala vårdcentralen. De fyra faktorerna är erfarenhet, frivillighet, smidighet och effektivitet och måluppfyllelse. / Digital healthcare in Sweden is constantly evolving and consists of several modern technologies that can help the society. According to popular magazines and authorities, Sweden is facing a problem, the physical primary care in Sweden is overloaded and the society is struggling to keep up. Sweden aims to become the best in the world at using digital tools to develop healthcare, that e-health will flourish for both the society and the individual. When such large projects are started, it is important that there is an underlying acceptance by the society, is this project a good proposal or will it be pushed aside by the society. The aim of this study is to investigate younger adults' acceptance on e-health with a focus on the digital health centre. In order to answer this purpose through the survey, the study will outline the factors that influence younger adults' acceptance of digital health centers. The study was conducted using the theoretical framework UTAUT (Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology) which is a model to measure acceptance. This framework has been the basis for analyzing the collected empirical data. The study has identified four factors that have an impact on the acceptance of the digital health centre. The four factors are experience, voluntariness, agility and efficiency and goal achievement.