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Cornelia Thiels - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The assessment of the therapeutic effects on psychiatric patients of a pleasant and Congenial Environment
Zeitschrift für Gesundheitswissenschaften = Journal of public health, 1993Co-Authors: Cornelia ThielsAbstract:Die Beurteilung der therapeutischen Wirkung einer angenehmen und angemessenen Umgebung auf psychiatrische Patienten ist methodisch äußerst problematisch. In der Literatur zu diesem Thema finden sich hauptsächlich Berichte über die klinische Erfahrung, daß eine den Patienten als Individuum berücksichtigende und aktiv einbeziehende Gestaltung von Therapieeinrichtungen die Heilung fördert. Standardisierte Verhaltensanalysen, Patienten- und Mitarbeiterfragebögensowie Tiefeninterviews mit Patienten zeigen, daß durch innenarchitektonische Veränderungen der Austausch zwischen Patienten untereinander und mit dem Pflegepersonal gefördert werden kann. Mit standardisierten Interviews für Patienten und nahezu identischen Fragebögen fürMitarbeiter wurden beibeiden Gruppensehr ähnliche Einschätzungen der Klinikeinrichtung erhoben. Auswirkungen auf die Psychopathologie wurden noch nicht schlüssig nachgewiesen. The assessment of the therapeutic effects on psychiatric patients of a pleasant and Congenial Environment is beset with methodological problems. The literature in this field mainly describes clinical observations claiming a therapeutic influence of various aspects of an Environment cared for by staff who try to make their patients feel cared for as individuals. Behavioral mapping, time studies, patient and staff questionnaires, as well as patient in-depth interviews show that patient interaction amongst themselves and with staff can be increased by changing the Environment. Environmental Rating Scale (ERS), and a standards checklist were used to elicit user satisfaction which differed little between patients and staff. Effects on mental state remain to be demonstrated.
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The assessment of the therapeutic effects on psychiatric patients of a pleasant and Congenial Environment
Journal of Public Health, 1993Co-Authors: Cornelia ThielsAbstract:The assessment of the therapeutic effects on psychiatric patients of a pleasant and Congenial Environment is beset with methodological problems. The literature in this field mainly describes clinical observations claiming a therapeutic influence of various aspects of an Environment cared for by staff who try to make their patients feel cared for as individuals. Behavioral mapping, time studies, patient and staff questionnaires, as well as patient in-depth interviews show that patient interaction amongst themselves and with staff can be increased by changing the Environment. Environmental Rating Scale (ERS), and a standards checklist were used to elicit user satisfaction which differed little between patients and staff. Effects on mental state remain to be demonstrated.
Sharmin Shobnom Joya - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The necessity to create Congenial Environment to develop women’s leadership for social development
Developing Country Studies, 2017Co-Authors: Sharmin Shobnom JoyaAbstract:This paper aims at exploring the fact that it is important to create a Congenial atmosphere to develop women leaders to alleviate poverty of developing countries. Women better understand sufferings and miseries of women and children in poverty prone societies. Their views, ideas and understanding is necessary to be brought to the light for social development. Women leaders are found carrying out significant role to solve women and children centric problems in third world countries like Bangladesh better than man, because of their knowledge, experience and time-tested problem solving skill. Informal interviews had been conducted to collect primary and secondary data for the study. Generally, women’s in our society stays at home to take care of their family. But due to poverty they are extending helping hand to their life-partners or the guardian to run their families by embracing the idea of working to earn money. These days’ women in our country are working in garments, factories, doing small businesses, farming, handcrafting etc. Women are doing well at all these sectors and becoming self-sufficient. Women who are doing remarkably well crossing the social barriers are playing important role to the economy of not only their own family but also for their neighborhood by showing the path to earn money with dignity and honesty encouraging others providing disseminating information of informal education, health care, wellbeing and raising awareness on social issues to the women and children.
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the necessity to create Congenial Environment to develop women s leadership for social development
Developing Country Studies, 2017Co-Authors: Sharmin Shobnom JoyaAbstract:This paper aims at exploring the fact that it is important to create a Congenial atmosphere to develop women leaders to alleviate poverty of developing countries. Women better understand sufferings and miseries of women and children in poverty prone societies. Their views, ideas and understanding is necessary to be brought to the light for social development. Women leaders are found carrying out significant role to solve women and children centric problems in third world countries like Bangladesh better than man, because of their knowledge, experience and time-tested problem solving skill. Informal interviews had been conducted to collect primary and secondary data for the study. Generally, women’s in our society stays at home to take care of their family. But due to poverty they are extending helping hand to their life-partners or the guardian to run their families by embracing the idea of working to earn money. These days’ women in our country are working in garments, factories, doing small businesses, farming, handcrafting etc. Women are doing well at all these sectors and becoming self-sufficient. Women who are doing remarkably well crossing the social barriers are playing important role to the economy of not only their own family but also for their neighborhood by showing the path to earn money with dignity and honesty encouraging others providing disseminating information of informal education, health care, wellbeing and raising awareness on social issues to the women and children.
Amit Gopal Thakre - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Sexual Harassment of Women in Workplace in India
Social Issues Surrounding Harassment and Assault, 2019Co-Authors: Amit Gopal ThakreAbstract:Therapeutic Jurisprudence is legal conscience seeking for a fully-functional system that involves collaboration of sensitized judiciary, academicians and practitioners, working in a Congenial Environment which collectively facilitates in healing process of the victim. Similar to the principles of Therapeutic Jurisprudence, preventive laws too aims for more humane approach with regard to legal matters. In fact, preventive laws may also be viewed as ‘pro-therapeutic jurisprudence'. In a more comprehensive and treatment oriented legal service system, prevention has to have prominence over healing goals. Laying emphasis on preventive law does not negate the importance of healing objectives set forth by Therapeutic Jurisprudence rather preventive laws supplements to the overall aim of enabling ‘healing power of law'. An ideal system would be wherein preventive laws are implemented effectively and therapeutic jurisprudence works efficiently. This chapter aims to assess the implementation of preventive laws and practicing of therapeutic justice for victims of sexual harassment in New Delhi, India.
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Sexual Harassment of Women in Workplace in India: An Assessment of Implementation of Preventive Laws and Practicing of Therapeutic Jurisprudence in New Delhi
Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Overcoming Violence Against Women, 2017Co-Authors: Amit Gopal ThakreAbstract:Therapeutic Jurisprudence is legal conscience seeking for a fully-functional system that involves collaboration of sensitized judiciary, academicians and practitioners, working in a Congenial Environment which collectively facilitates in healing process of the victim. Similar to the principles of Therapeutic Jurisprudence, preventive laws too aims for more humane approach with regard to legal matters. In fact, preventive laws may also be viewed as ‘pro-therapeutic jurisprudence'. In a more comprehensive and treatment oriented legal service system, prevention has to have prominence over healing goals. Laying emphasis on preventive law does not negate the importance of healing objectives set forth by Therapeutic Jurisprudence rather preventive laws supplements to the overall aim of enabling ‘healing power of law'. An ideal system would be wherein preventive laws are implemented effectively and therapeutic jurisprudence works efficiently. This chapter aims to assess the implementation of preventive laws and practicing of therapeutic justice for victims of sexual harassment in New Delhi, India.
Christoph Teller - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Post crisis in Europe
International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management, 2016Co-Authors: Herbert Kotzab, Xavier Brusset, Christoph TellerAbstract:This special issue presents the best papers from the second Colloquium on European Research in Retailing (CERR). CERR 2014 was held in September 2014 at the University of Bremen, Germany. The colloquium is the result of the collaboration of three European scientific research laboratories. Among those, the Department of Logistic Management of the University of Bremen was the main organising entity of CERR 2014. CERR’s aim is to offer researchers from all over Europe, on a bi-annual basis a meeting place to share in a Congenial Environment the result of their latest research dedicated to understanding consumers’ behavior and designing the operations, logistics, and channels to reach them. The other partners were the University of Surrey and ESSCA School of Management. The next research colloquium will be held in Toulouse in 2016
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Editorial: Special issue: Colloquium on European Research in Retailing (CERR) 2014
2016Co-Authors: Herbert Kotzab, Xavier Brusset, Christoph TellerAbstract:This special issue presents the best papers from the second Colloquium on European Research in Retailing (CERR). CERR 2014 was held in September 2014 at the University of Bremen, Germany. The colloquium is the result of the collaboration of three European scientific research laboratories. Among those, the Department of Logistic Management of the University of Bremen was the main organising entity of CERR 2014. CERR’s aim is to offer researchers from all over Europe, on a bi-annual basis a meeting place to share in a Congenial Environment the result of their latest research dedicated to understanding consumers’ behavior and designing the operations, logistics, and channels to reach them. The other partners were the University of Surrey and ESSCA School of Management. The next research colloquium will be held in Toulouse in 2016.
Madeleine Lefebvre - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The library as Congenial space: the Saint Mary’s experience
New Library World, 2002Co-Authors: Madeleine LefebvreAbstract:The author, appointed University Librarian in 1999, saw that the library was not fulfilling its potential from the perspectives of Congenial Environment and student awareness. She used student marketing projects to examine perceptions of the Patrick Power Library, and develop ways of raising its profile within the university community. The tired‐looking building, a product of the 1970s, undermined the quality of staff and services. She used the information gathered through the projects to enhance services as well as make the library a more welcoming and vibrant space to attract students, without a major infusion of funds. This article charts the development of the library over a two‐year period.