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It is time to relax

Postgraduate Medical Journal, 2016
About 15% of basic specialist trainees (ST1–ST3) in paediatrics leave the specialty.1 The single most important factor for staff retention is overall job satisfaction which is influenced by a variety of factors.2 We aimed to explore the views of paediatricians on job satisfaction, with a view to identifying modifiable factors. We conducted a web-based
Manisha, Ramphul   +2 more
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Relaxation in hypertension

Nursing Standard, 1989
Hypotensive drug therapy may be withdrawn or reduced if relaxation techniques are used to control mild hypertension.
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Method of Relaxation

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1973
To the Editor.— We have developed a simple, effective, meditation-like relaxation method that may be taught within a few minutes and is helpful in the management of insomnia, moderate anxiety states, and relief of moderate pain. In essence, the method utilizes self-directed awareness that facilitates development of a pleasantly relaxing and easily ...
A P, French, J P, Tupin
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Relaxation for depression

Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2008
Many members of the public have negative attitudes towards antidepressants. Psychological interventions are more acceptable but require considerable therapist training. Acceptable psychological interventions that require less training and skill are needed to ensure increased uptake of intervention.
Anthony F, Jorm   +2 more
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Relaxation operators

Systems and Computers in Japan, 1986
AbstractThis paper discusses the correction (relaxation) operator in the stochastic relaxation model. The purpose is to arrive at a more useful relaxation operator by examining the relaxation process. Numerous studies have been made on the relaxation method in relation to the image processing and image interpretation.
Toshiaki Ejima, Masayuki Kimura
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["Relaxant" awake but still relaxed].

Der Anaesthesist, 2004
We report on a 23-year-old female patient who underwent removal of the implants after maxillary surgery. At the end of surgery the administration of anaesthetic agents was discontinued. During the following 30 min several attempts were made to wake the patient, but she did not respond to verbal or pain stimuli.
B, Pilgram   +3 more
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Relaxing to music

Nursing Older People, 2009
There is evidence that music has the potential to reduce anxiety so it may be able to counteract pre-sleep arousal. If it can decrease the frustration and dread associated with sleep complaints, it should be of enormous benefit to those with chronic sleep problems. This study reviewed the findings of five papers and found that music-assisted relaxation
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Relaxation

The American Journal of Nursing, 1984
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Training β relaxation to rejuvenate metallic glasses

Journal of Materials Science and Technology, 2023
Yunjiang Wang, Langting Zhang, J C Qiao
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