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Patients' experiences of consultations for nonspecific chronic orofacial pain: A phenomenological study
Aims: To use a qualitative research study to analyze the experiences of patients with nonspecific chronic orofacial pain with respect to consultations for their pain condition. Methods: Fourteen patients (11 women and 3 men; age range, 21 to 77 years) were strategically selected through a purposive sampling of the chronic orofacial pain patients referred to the Orofacial Pain Unit at the Faculty o
The childhood-onset neuropsychiatric background to adulthood psychopathic traits and personality disorders
Species-specific alkaline phosphatase activity in freshwater spring phytoplankton: Application of a novel method
Social capital and lack of belief in the possibility to influence one's own health: a population-based study.
Abdominal trauma in persons older than 60 years
The REAL process - a process for recycling sludge from water works
In order to produce drinking water, coagulants - such as aluminium salts - are widely used for precipitation and separation of impurities from raw water. The residual from the process is sludge, which presents a disposal problem. The REAL process is a method for recycling the aluminium from the sludge. In a first step, the aluminium hydroxide is dissolved in sulphuric acid. In a second step, an ul
Från guidad visning till shopping och förströdd tillägnelse: moderniserade villkor för ungdomars musikaliska lärande.
Evaluating Motivational Factors Involved at Different Stages in an IS Outsourcing Decision Process
This study evaluates factors involved at different stages in an IS outsourcing decision process. From a theoretical perspective, the motivation for IS outsourcing is often described as a result of three factors: cost reduction, access to technological expertise and focus on core competence. The aim of this paper is to evaluate motivational factors in an outsourcing decision process. The study uses
Caring dynamics as perceived by staff supporting daily occupations for developmentally disabled adults
This study addresses caring staff experiences of hindrances and help in the support of daily occupations among people with developmental disabilities. Data were collected by means of a questionnaire consisting of open-ended questions about the staff perceptions of their work experiences. The respondents (n = 81), corresponding to 94.1% of all care staff employed in a geographically defined care ar
Measuring cancer prevalence in Europe: the EUROPREVAL project
Cancer prevalence is the proportion of individuals in a population who at some stage during their lifetime have been diagnosed with cancer, irrespective of the date of diagnosis. Cancer prevalence statistics have generally been provided by a limited number of well established cancer registries that have been in existence for several decades. The advent of systematic follow-up of life status of inc
The effects of pH and disturbance on the bryophyte flora in calcareous sandy grasslands
Fördjupad analys av Skånes Flora – 2. Indikatorvärden
Ar beam induced desorption from different materials at TSL
Crafting Knowledge?
Advanced oxidation of refractory organics in leachate--potential methods and evaluation of biodegradability of the remaining substrate.
Precipitation of heavy metals from landfill leachates by microbially-produced sulphide
Health-related quality of life and distress in cancer patients: results from a large randomised study
Bisexuals in relationships: uncoupling intimacy from ontology
A dominant notion that homosexuality and heterosexuality give meaning to bisexuality already exists. But no one has explored the meaning that bisexuality might accrue with regard to monosexuality. Because bisexuals were never fully recognized within queer theory, the homosexual-heterosexual binary opposition continues to be the primary understanding of difference. Further, within queer theory, the
What does not move any hearts – why should it be saved? The Denkmalpflegediskussion in Germany.
This paper is about the recent discussions (known as Denkmalpflegediskussion) on the principles and practices of state heritage management in Germany. In an expert report commissioned by the prominent German politician Antje Vollmer from Dieter Hoffmann-Axthelm, a number of fundamental criticisms were made. They concern existing practices of state heritage management, some of which are said to ali
