...At least two students chose scientific careers and attributed their decisions to their participat...(1983). Epidemiology of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome among American Indians o...
... benzodiazepines (Canadian Community Epidemiology Network on Drug Use 2003; Fischer, Monga, and Manz...
This paper investigates the factors which influence the ability of resettled refugee parents to envisage their adolescents' futures and support them in setting and achieving goals. It is based on the findings of a study of 10 refugee families from Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East, two to three years after they had arrived in Melbourne, Australia. Analysis of the findings draws on Antonovsky's 'sense of coherence' framework to highlight the conditions which assist refugee parents to negotiate their social environment and develop realistic ambitions for their families' futures. This framework is also used to point to ways in which refugee families might best be assisted by host communities to guide and support their children and thus overcome some of the potential intergenerationa...
... had high expectations for their chUdren's careers (Markowitz, 1 994; Rousseau, Drapeau, and Piatt, 1... developed within a public health and epidemiology context, these principles attempt to explain why s...
...Epidemiology and a course entitled infectious disease are clear...These careers will, truly, focus on certain different details of...
PROF. Nazim Cicek hopes to convert wastewater and plant and crop residue into biofuels -- while reducing pollution. Cicek, a professor of biosystems engineering at the University of Manitoba, is among six professors in the early stages of their research careers honoured Monday with annual Rh Awards. In one, he is trying to identify specific micro-organisms which can convert waste fibre material such as paper, wood chips and straw into hydrogen fuel. "We would like to make a resource out of it," Cicek said.
... of high-risk pregnancy, and the epidemiology of pre-term birth;. * Prof. Dana Medoro, English, ...
Despite general acceptance of clinical psychology as a broadly based health-care discipline, many graduate programs in clinical psychology have been slow to change from their continued primary focus on mental health education and training. The two papers in this Special Section clearly articulate the compelling rationale for clinical psychology's full participation in all aspects of health, and provide a variety of creative ideas and initiatives regarding current and future educational reform. Interestingly, neither paper focused on the considerable research literature that already exists on graduate education reform and hence I have briefly outlined some of this work here. After reading the papers in this Special Section, I found myself agreeing with much of what was said and disagreei...
... graduate students for a broader (range of careers. The points that I particularly want to stress her..., health systems and administration, epidemiology, adherence, population health concepts, addictions...
... social sciences and prepares students for careers in conservation management of renewable natural re... (e.g., communicable diseases, epidemiology, research methods, law, risk assessment, toxicolog...
... social sciences and prepares students for careers in conservation management of renewable natural re... (e.g., communicable diseases, epidemiology, research methods, law, risk assessment, toxicolog...
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