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The importance of school climate in schooling has been demonstrated consistently over the last 50 years. In this study, we investigate how individual student norms and opinions shape and affect school climate. Through the use of secondary survey data collected within two research projects at eight schools throughout Sweden in two different years, we demonstrate how individual student norms develop
he lack of ability to emphathise is central to many psychiatric conditions. Empathy is affected by neurodevelopment, brain pathology and psychiatric illness. Empathy is both a state and a trait characteristic. Empathy is measurable by neuropsychological assessment and neuroimaging techniques. This book specifically focuses on the role of empathy in mental illness. It starts with the clinical psych
Läkares förmåga att tolka screeningresultat har visats vara bristande.Naturliga antal är ett format att presentera statistik på som kan underlätta den förmågan.Den här studien är först i Sverige att undersöka om naturliga antal förbättrar läkarstudenters förmåga att finna ett testresultats prediktiva värde.74 procent lyckades med uppgiften när naturliga antal användes, jämfört med 54 procent då gä
Educational Aspects in Medical and Health Humanities Nordic network for narratives in medicine, University of Copenhagen, 10–11 June 2025 South Campus, room 4A.1.46 10 June 12:00–12:15 Anders Juhl Rasmussen: Welcome 12:15–13:00 Keynote Astrid Pernille Jespersen, University of Copenhagen: Educational aspects of Health Humanities 13:15–14:30 Paper session: Medicine and the humanities. Chair Jeanette
This thesis investigates how methods of aerodynamic validation can assist a formula student team in designing their aerodynamic package. When de- signing their aerodynamic components, formula student team mostly rely on CFD software simulations, but there is no guarantee that the simulations de- pict properly the physical behaviour of the airflow around the car. For that, aerodynamic validation is
How does the experience of a riding in a roller coaster loop depend on your position in the train? This question has been investigated by first year engineering physics students, using multiple representations of force and motion. Theoretical considerations for a circular loop show that the differences between the forces on a rider in the front, middle or back of the train depend on the ratio betw
Active learning is increasingly implemented in higher education, yet students' perspectives on this pedagogical approach remain diverse. This study explores geoscience students' views on active learning within a course at the University of Bergen (UiB) and in relation to their broader study program. Through longitudinal qualitative interviews with two student cohorts, we identified seven main cate
The Faculty of Sciences at Lund University has developed online courses to enhance physical as well as virtual exchange and promote joint delivery of courses among partner universities. The purpose is to increase the flexibility of studies within joint programmes. As part of the development of a blended mode course we have included an online research tool, “Global Research Gateway”.
Studies of antibiotic prescribing related to diagnosis comparing prescribers trained abroad with those trained in Sweden are lacking.
What's in the Syringe? offers a succinct overview of the psychological skills of outpatient palliative care, teaching clinicians how to help patients live well and acknowledge end of life as patients meet five challenges of serious illness. It explores how to help patients develop prognostic awareness, through which they pair hopes and worries and see themselves with clarity and empathy. The book
Human stature as a measurement for evaluating physical status is used by the World Health Organiza-tion (WHO) as well as bioarchaeologists. The reason for this is that only about 80% depends on genetic factors, while 20% depend on the environment. Bad living conditions decrease stature in a population. This paper aims to make a short review of earlier reports on stature in Late Neolithic–Early Bro
