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Participation in clinical work is important for medical students’ professional development. However, students often report that they experience a passive observer role, and further research on contextual factors that influence student participation is needed. The theory of practice architectures contributes a new perspective to this challenge by elucidating how cultural-discursive, material-econom

Objectives To evaluate the occurrence of low back pain (LBP) and LBP that limits work ability, to identify their potential early risks and to quantify occupational physical activity in Swedish Armed Forces (SwAF) marines during their basic 4 month marine training course. Design Prospective observational cohort study with weekly follow-ups. Participants Fifty-three SwAF marines entering the trainin

Aim: Many pediatric cancer patients undergo repeated bone marrow aspirations (BMAs) for diagnostic and treatment evaluation purposes. Full anesthesia is the standard of care during this procedure in high-income countries. At hospitals with low resources in low/middle-income countries many children undergo these painful procedures without sufficient pain relief. This study aimed to evaluate the use

Background: Current evidence on chronic disease prevention suggests that interventions targeted at high-risk individuals represents the best way forward. We implemented a step-wise approach in the Danish primary care sector, designed for the systematic and targeted prevention of chronic disease. The intervention centered on a personal digital health profile for all participants, followed by target

Sharing housing with non-family members has increasingly become a way to reduce costs while pursuing an autonomous yet communal living throughout the life course. During the past decade, a new form of shared housing has entered the Swedish real estate market: coliving. Like shared housing generally, some of the aims of coliving are to help address the housing shortage, decrease loneliness, increas

Purpose: The debate over intuitive vs analytical decision-making styles began almost 40 years ago and had yet to deliver definite answers. The debate – however – has led to divergent theoretical stances and empirical results. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the role of these information processing styles in customer-related decision-making in the context of mobile technologies. Design/

Background: There is very little research on the parent's experiences of having a child admitted to a paediatric intensive care unit. Identifying and describing ‘such experiences’ could facilitate better parental support from the paediatric intensive care team and help the parents manage a stressful situation. Aims: This study aimed to describe parents' experiences of having their child admitted t

The design of an in vitro immunization system based on a synthetic heterotope immunogen, which was a peptide containing both T- and B-cell epitopes, that elicited a neutralizing, primary human humoral immune response against the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV-1) is reported here. This heterotope construct contained the major neutralizing B-cell epitope, within the V3 region of glycoprotein 120

Sown flower strips are increasingly implemented within agri-environment schemes (AES) to increase functional biodiversity and ecosystem services such as pollination or natural pest control, but their effectiveness in achieving these goals remains poorly studied. We tested the performance of experimentally sown annual flower strips specifically designed to promote natural enemies of aphids and thei

Background: Acute bacterial meningitis is a bacterial infection of the membranes that surround and protect the brain, known as the meninges. The primary therapy for bacterial meningitis is antibiotics and corticosteroids. Although these therapies significantly improve outcomes, bacterial meningitis still has a high risk of death and a high risk of neurological sequelae in survivors. New adjuvant t

Although co-infections and interactions of parasites are a very common phenomenon in the wild, information received from studies on avian Plasmodium spp. is scarce and fragmented due to its complex nature. Different interactions of parasites and domination of one parasite may have a detrimental effect on transmission success of another pathogen. Untangling these interactions and competitive behavi

Evaluation of Glacial sedimentology, ht 2017 - ver 2 Evaluation of Glacial sedimentology (GEON05), 2017 Respondents: 14 Answer Count: 11 Answer Frequency: 78.57 % What was the most exciting/fun during the course? Why?    What was the most exciting/fun during the course? Why? The excursions without a question! They were all very well prepared and I've learned so much! To both be able to be on an ex

https://www.geology.lu.se/sites/geology.lu.se/files/geon05_evaluation_ht_2017_-_ver_2.pdf - 2025-11-07

City Development Strategies in the city of Kampala. An analysis of participatiory development in practice. City Development Strategies in the City of Kampala An analysis of participatory development in practise by Anneli Gille Prästgatan 32 252 24 Helsingborg SWEDEN anneli.gille@spray.se supervisor Ulrik Mårtensson Department of Physical Geography and Ecosystem Analysis University of Lund Sölvegat

https://www.lumes.lu.se/sites/lumes.lu.se/files/gille_anneli.pdf - 2025-11-07

Priebe_Christoph_Thesis_2011   1       How  can  we  make  participation  in  fisheries   governance  work?   A  fisheries  industry  perspective  on  the   legitimation  crisis  of  participation           By:   Christoph  Priebe   christoph_priebe@hotmail.com       Supervised  by:   Sara  Brogaard  &  Turaj  Faran   sara.brogaard@lucsus.lu.se  /  turaj.faran@lucsus.lu.se       Lund  University  

https://www.lumes.lu.se/sites/lumes.lu.se/files/priebe_christoph_thesis_2011_0.pdf - 2025-11-07

314 Translational Neuroscience Review Article • DOI: 10.2478/s13380-012-0041-x • Translational Neuroscience • 3(4) • 2012 • 314-319 E-mail: *agnete.kirkeby@med.lu.se #malin.parmar@med.lu.se Cell replacement for neurodegenerative diseases Cell replacement strategies, designed to substitute lost neurons by implantation of new functional cells, is a promising therapy for neurodegenerative diseases. F

https://www.regenerative-neurobiology.lu.se/sites/regenerative-neurobiology.lu.se/files/publication_in_translational_neuroscience.pdf - 2025-11-07

All humans are unique, we have different characteristics and we make different decision. This is a challenge when it comes to modelling human behaviour. The models we design are based on mathematics where there is no room for inconsistencies such that are present in human behaviour. So how do we account for this when we try to model human behaviour in evacuation modelling? Most models provide the

The purpose of this work was to use spatial-temporal analysis for the prevention and mitigation of disease spread. A prototype application was specifically designed to detect territories with a high incidence of cases and a second was used to validate the results. The first algorithm tried to find clustered cases territories and compare them to the smooth average of the previous two years of data

This is the report for a master thesis work which concerns the challenge of automating a reach stacker. A reach stacker is a vehicle that lifts and moves containers. This report should be seen as a preliminary study which handles automation concepts, simulations and sensors. Research questions answered are: Which areas would benefit most from driver assistance, What kind of control is needed for t

This paper looks into investigate what consequences an infrastructure project such as high speed railway could have on smaller cities and how those could gain from it without having a station in their own municipality. The study looks into the municipalities of Bollebygd and Ulricehamn in Västra Götaland, Sweden. These two smaller cities were disappointed when the government’s representatives for

In dense urban areas, the need for greenery increases, yet the total amount of green space in many Swedish cities decreases. Vegetation can create attractive environments, improve the micro-climate and the cities’ climate adaptation, but it also risks impairing cyclists' traffic safety. Vegetation can impair visibility, reduce the width of infrastructure, leaves can lead to slipperiness and ob