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ABSTRACT The aim of the present work was to compare patients with advanced cancer receiving specialized palliative home care with those receiving conventional care. A hospital-based advanced home care programme was initiated, in order to enable patients to remain at home for a longer period and to choose to die at home. The allocation to advanced home care (AHC) or conventional care (CC) was perf
Bild 1 www.addgender.se Lund University October 6, 2015 © Add Gender You can find us at: www.addgender.se www.facebook.com/addgender www.twitter.com/addgender @AddGender Alice Marshall @equalityalice Alice.marshall@addgender.se 076-029 64 60 Jessica Areborn @diversityjess Jessica.areborn@addgender.se 0736-226979 We are the future! © Add Gender Training Analysis Consulting © Add Gender The purpose
Kicking off autumn! Kicking off autumn! Published 15 September 2025 The Lab is refining its role as a university core facility! On September 11, the team gathered at the Pufendorf Institute for Advanced Studies for a staff day that marked the beginning of an exciting autumn. Under the headline "More on the Core", discussions revolved around the Lab’s evolving role as a university core facility — w
https://www.humlab.lu.se/article/kicking-off-autumn/ - 2026-07-16
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Microsoft Word - Program_ClimBEco summer meeting 2024 The nature of the urban: sustainability challenges in the city ClimBEco summer meeting 2024 25-27 September @ Clarion Grand Hotel & the innovation center Parken, Helsingborg www.climbeco.lu.se The purpose of this thematic meeting is to gain a deeper understanding of sustainability challenges in urban spaces. We will consider developed and devel
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Schedule for MVEN18 Methods for climate change mitigation and adaptation PART I OF THE COURSE – CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION Week 1: Introduction to climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction Date Time Venue Title/Topic Teacher Tuesday 25/03 9:15-12:00 Course introduction (lecture) Introduction to Project work I Christine Wamsler Wednesday 26/03 9:15-15:00 From disaster risk management to
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In this study, a physico-chemical analysis of the Rocha River was performed during the beginning of the rainy season 2018 in order to examine the current state of the water quality in the river at six different locations. The river, located in the Cochabamba department, Bolivia, was examined from upstream in Sacaba to downstream in Sipe Sipe. An additional aim was to determine social and environme
We review the potential of isothermal calorimetry as an analytical tool to provide an integrated view of the effect of different processing steps on the quality and shelf life of minimally processed fruits and vegetables. Variations in processing operations involved in product development in the food industry are studied through a factory scenario to show the versatility of the technique in monito
Purpose: This paper explores the quality and flow of facade product information and the capabilities for avoiding the risk of facade fires early in the design process. Design/methodology/approach: A qualitative case study using the process tracing method is conducted in two stages. First, a thematic analysis of reports and literature identified two categories for the problems that caused fast fire
The Swedish healthcare system has a unique resource in the national quality registers. A national quality registry contains individualised data concerning patient problems, medical interventions and outcomes after treatment, within all healthcare settings. Many healthcare settings face challenges related to the way they deliver the fundamentals of care, therefore, it is important to audit the outc
BACKGROUND: Studies investigating the importance of social network, empowerment and experiences of stigma on subjective quality of life among persons with mental illness are rare. AIM: This study aimed to investigate beliefs of devaluation/discrimination, actual rejection experiences, empowerment, social network and the relationship of these factors to subjective quality of life among subjects wit
This work presents an automated method for comprehensively analyzing EPID images acquired for quality assurance of RapidArc® treatment delivery. In-house-developed software has been used for the analysis and long-term results from measurements on three linacs are presented.
BACKGROUND: There is still a profound lack of efficient therapeutic strategies against pancreatic and other periampullary adenocarcinoma. Surgery is seldom possible, leaving palliative chemotherapy the only option for most patients. Chemotherapy treatment is however often accompanied by serious side-effects, and the identification of biomarkers for early prediction of disease and treatment-associa
Material quality, and opportunities for multiple reprocessing, need to be considered when analysing the overall carbon footprint and energy efficiency of plastic products in life cycle assessments. This is rarely done today. This paper presents a case study evaluating a closed-loop recycling system involving a plastics manufacturer in Sweden which produces and reprocesses multiple-use plastic dini
Background: Allergic contact dermatitis can negatively impact an individual's daily life in terms of work and interpersonal relationships. Patch-tested individuals show an improved quality of life (QoL). Objectives: We aimed to assess the impact on QoL after patch testing and what value an intervention would have on QoL. Methods: Dermatology Quality of Life Index (DLQI) were assessed in participan
