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Toward Precision Neuropsychiatry of Dementia: Neuropsychiatric Symptoms as Multidimensional Clinical Phenotypes. [PDF]
PsychogeriatricsShinagawa S, Nagata T.
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Do Geographic Barriers and Community Vulnerability Impact PrEP Use Among Transgender Latinas in the US South? Findings from the ChiCAS Study. [PDF]
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Interpretable machine learning for identifying determinants of high hypertension burden under extreme heat vulnerability: evidence from Maryland, USA. [PDF]
Front Public HealthPeng B.
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Physical vulnerability to dynamic flooding: Vulnerability curves and vulnerability indices
Journal of Hydrology, 2022 Vulnerability analysis is crucial to assess natural hazard risk. Methods for vulnerability assessment include indices as well as vulnerability curves. Vulnerability curves make use of empirical data to show the relationship between the process intensity and the resulting degree of loss on each affected building whereas vulnerability indices are based ...
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Nursing Science Quarterly, 2020
A brief consideration of the concepts of vulnerability and resilience are presented in this column. It will serve as an introduction to the main article that considers conducting qualitative research on vulnerable populations during the time of COVID-19.
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A brief consideration of the concepts of vulnerability and resilience are presented in this column. It will serve as an introduction to the main article that considers conducting qualitative research on vulnerable populations during the time of COVID-19.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2023
We empirically investigate a new notion: ambiguity vulnerability. Ambiguity vulnerability posits that individuals exhibit greater risk aversion in their decisions when faced with a background (beyond an individual's control) prospect that has unknown probabilities (background ambiguity) than one with known probabilities (background risk).
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We empirically investigate a new notion: ambiguity vulnerability. Ambiguity vulnerability posits that individuals exhibit greater risk aversion in their decisions when faced with a background (beyond an individual's control) prospect that has unknown probabilities (background ambiguity) than one with known probabilities (background risk).
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1976
In June 1974, the American Nurses' Association's highest body, the House of Delegates, voted to examine the feasibility of having ANA itself accredit both basic and graduate programs of nursing education. Following that action, three special conferences were called, bringing to bear on the subject the views of experts not only in nursing and ...
M, Styles, M, Gottdank
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In June 1974, the American Nurses' Association's highest body, the House of Delegates, voted to examine the feasibility of having ANA itself accredit both basic and graduate programs of nursing education. Following that action, three special conferences were called, bringing to bear on the subject the views of experts not only in nursing and ...
M, Styles, M, Gottdank
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For an Anthropology of Vulnerability
Psychopathology, 2010The purpose of this paper is to revise the vulnerability model in the light of continental phenomenological psychopathology. Its main shortcomings, i.e. an insufficient assessment of basic phenomena and a blurred theory of subjectivity, are pointed out and improved by integrating the vulnerability model with the basic-symptom and intentionality ...
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