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The aim was to compare two different regimens for children diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, hospital-based care and hospital-based home care (HBHC), in terms of the child's metabolic control, episodes of severe hypoglycaemia, the disease's impact on family and the parents' health-related quality of life, one year after diagnosis. The study had a randomised controlled design and included 60 children

This paper investigates the relation between organizational change and enacted or experienced workplace bullying. We find that there is a longitudinal relation between organizational change and bullying behaviour and that this effect varies depending on the type of preceding organizational change (task-related or relational change). Task-related change predicts experienced bullying behaviours and

Purpose: The Catquest-9SF questionnaire is a unidimensional, reliable, valid and short patient-reported outcome measure for quantifying benefits in visual functioning from cataract surgery. Our aim was to develop a formal Dutch translation, calculate norm scores, assess its validity and test-retest reliability and provide an easy way for use in clinical practice. Methods: Translation of the questi

STUDY QUESTION Is male factor infertility associated with an increased risk of developing diabetes? SUMMARY ANSWER The study provides evidence that male factor infertility may predict later occurrence of diabetes mellitus with the risk being related to the severity of the underlying fertility problem. WHAT IS KNOWN ALREADY Previous cross-sectional studies have shown an increased prevalence of como

Background: The use of mapping algorithms have been suggested as a solution to predict health utilities when no preference-based measure is included in the study. However, validity and predictive performance of these algorithms are highly variable and hence assessing the accuracy and validity of algorithms before use them in a new setting is of importance. The aim of the current study was to asses

Eye-tracking research in infants and older children has gained a lot of momentum over the last decades. Although eye-tracking research in these participant groups has become easier with the advance of the remote eye-tracker, this often comes at the cost of poorer data quality than in research with well-trained adults (Hessels, Andersson, Hooge, Nyström, & Kemner Infancy, 20, 601-633, 2015; Was

PURPOSE: To identify and develop a conceptual map of prioritized areas and to determine their relative importance for outcome measurement in clinical Parkinson's disease (PD) trials, from the perspectives of health care professionals and people with PD. METHOD: We used concept mapping, a qualitative/quantitative method consisting of three steps: item generation through focus groups (n = 27; 12 peo

Quality control in heat treatment of steel is often conducted after the treatment. Failure to confine within the specified range of mechanical properties may lead to wasted energy and production resources. Performing quality control in-line in the heat treatment process allows for early detection and possibility to react to changes in the process. The prospects of utilizing the change in the elect

The aim of palliative care is to maintain as high a quality of life (QoL) as possible despite a life-threatening illness. Thus, the prescribed medications need to be evaluated and the benefit of each treatment must be weighed against potential side effects. Medications that contribute to symptom relief and maintained QoL should be prioritized. However, studies have shown that treatment with preven

I denna artikel reflekterar jag över användandet av futures cone och expanded futures cone (hämtade ur queer-teori) som verktyg för dialog och planering mellan handledare och doktorand. Detta görs genom att relatera verktyget till tre typer av handledning: ett produktorienterat, ett processorienterat och ett doktorandorienterat förhållningssätt. Jag hävdar att det är ett underanvänt och mångsidigtThis article is a reflection piece on the use of the futures cone and an expanded futures cone (which draws on queer theory) as a tool for dialogue and planning between the supervisor and the doctoral student. I do so by situating the use of this tool in relation to three supervision typologies: the product-orientated,process-orientatedand doctoral student-orientated approaches. I claim that it is

This chapter discusses issues related to the concept of inclusion in music education. The focus is on the challenges faced and the possibilities opened to children with different minority backgrounds, as well as to the varied circumstances that can affect work with inclusion in music education. Creative work in art and music offers important opportunities for intercultural forms of interaction; bu

Background To assess the feasibility and psychosocial impact of a hospital-based home care (HBHC) program for children with cancer. Procedure A HBHC program was carried out with 51 children (018 years) with cancer to assess its feasibility in terms of satisfaction, care preferences, safety, and cost. A controlled trial was conducted to assess children's health-related quality of life (HRQOL) using

OBJECTIVE: To study whether the incidence and characteristics of acute mastoiditis in children changed in Sweden following the introduction of new guidelines for diagnosis and treatment of acute otitis media advocating "watchful waiting" as an option in children 2-16 years of age with uncomplicated acute otitis media. METHODS: The records for all patients treated for mastoiditis during 1993-2007 a

Wake-Up Call: The Environmental and Human Health Implications of Bio transported PCBs in the Sub-arctic of North America Wake-Up Call: The Environmental and Human Health Implications of Bio transported PCBs in the Sub-arctic of North America By Peter Edwards Bachelor of Science University of British Columbia 2000 Kämnärsväg 4:1123 S-226 45 Lund Sweden A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of t

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Microsoft Word - Child abstracts.docx 1 Child & Noise – Interdisciplinary Symposium Mars 17, 2017 in Lund ABSTRACTS Karin Stjernqvist (moderator in the morning sessions) is professor emerita at Department of Psychology at Lund University. Karin Stjernqvist has had a position as a clinical psychologist at Department of Neonatology at Lund University Hospital. Her main research fields are: -Longitud

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Konstnär l iga fakulteten i Malmö Allmän studieplan för utbildning på forskarnivå i musikpedagogik 1. Identifikation Utbildningens namn och inriktning: Utbildning på forskarnivå i musikpedagogik Kod: KOMUPE00 Omfattning i högskolepoäng: 240 Nivå: Forskarnivå Examensbenämning: Filosofie doktorsexamen i musikpedagogik Engelsk examensbenämning: Doctor of Philosophy in Music Education Planen har antag

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Lund University International Master’s Programme in Environmental Science M.Sc thesis Environmental Education, in an Educational System wherein Academic Subjects no Longer Exist: Learning from the Swedish Experience by Alistair K Chadwick 7 Knoll Place Westville 3630 South Africa Email: alistair.chadwick.109@student.lu.se November 1999 Supervisor: Birgit Hansson: Department of Education Lund Unive

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Microsoft Word - May 24 draft.doc LUND UNIVERSITY LUMES MASTERS THESIS ECOLOGICAL MODERNIZATION IN THE UNITED KINGDOM: A CASE FOR DISTRIBUTED SOLAR GENERATION THROUGH STREET LIGHTS Author: Jill TYMCHAK Lund Masters in Environmental Studies and Sustainability Sciences jtymchak@yahoo.com Supervisor: Dr. Barry NESS Lund University Centre for Sustainability Science Lund, Sweden barry.ness@lucsus.lu.se

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CFE wp- Nr 14 1The Development & Implications of ‘Collective Dominance’ in EC Competition Law The Development and Implications of ‘Collective Dominance’ in EC Competition Law Edward Cattermole edward_cattermole@telia.com 32 CFE Working paper series no. 14 The Development & Implications of ‘Collective Dominance’ in EC Competition Law Abstract CENTRE FOR EUROPEAN STUDIES AT LUND UNIVERSITY: Box 52 P

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