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Explorer les destins de la transmission psychique au temps du devenir parent : l’apport de la libre réalisation de l’arbre généalogique
Authors: Bourguignon Manon , Katz-Gilbert Muriel 
Published: January 2019

Résumé Tout sujet est « sujet du lien » (Kaës, 2009), il est dès lors assujetti à l’héritage psychique que lui transmettent ses ancêtres au-delà du temps et des frontières. Mais quelle est la dynamique qui se joue au temps du devenir parent, temps de remaniement du lien de filiation et des contrats narcissiques ? Dans cette contribution, nous souhaitons mettre en perspective le maillage entre les alliances filiatives et affiliatives dont le sujet est porteur. C’est au travers d’une médiation projective originale, « la libre réalisation de l’arbre généalogique » (Veuillet, 2003), que nous souhaitons explorer les destins de la transmission psychique, en l’illustrant par une vignette clinique.
Incorporating Educational Theory Into Critical Care Orientation
Authors: Rashotte Judy , Thomas Margot 
Published: January 2019

ABSTRACT
This article describes the development and implementation of a critical care total education system, which includes an orientation program. The educational process in this unit reflects Benner's model of novice to expert integrated with Schon's theory of reflective practice and Cranton's transformational learning theory. This program reflects an educational philosophy that facilitates learning on entry into the new workplace, and an established continuum of expected acquisition of knowledge, practice skills, attitudes, and critical thinking abilities promoting the transition from novice to expert.
Teaching Cultural Considerations at the End of Life: End of Life Nursing Education Consortium Program Recommendations
Authors: Matzo Marianne LaPorte , Sherman Deborah Witt , Mazanec Polly , Barber Marty Ayers , Virani Rose , McLaughlin M Maureen 
Published: January 2019

ABSTRACT
Background: The End of Life Nursing Education Consortium (ELNEC) is an end of life care nursing education program that addresses the many dimensions of culture, including ethnic identity, gender, age, differing abilities, sexual orientation, and religion and spirituality. This article focuses on one of the program's modules entitled "Cultural Considerations in End of Life Care."
Method: The ELNEC "Cultural Considerations in End of Life Care" module, which identifies important cultural considerations as well as strategies and responses to teach cultural competence and sensitivity in undergraduate nursing curriculum, is described.
Findings: A total of 564 nursing faculty members and 707 continuing education faculty members have undergone ELNEC training. Essential module components including teaching strategies and resources are presented.
Conclusion: Comprehensive education for nurses regarding cultural considerations in end of life care results in improved care for dying patients who ultimately have a peaceful, respectful death with sensitivity to their cultural expectations and needs.
Certificate Programs in Continuing Professional Education
Authors: Craven Ruth Falk , DuHamel Martha Bassett 
Published: January 2019

ABSTRACT
Background: Career-long learning is a concept at the heart of professional disciplines such as nursing. Nursing shortages, especially in some areas of practice, have stimulated the need for in-depth education and training in specific knowledge content areas. One approach to career-long learning is certificate programs.
Method: Factors, trends, and strategies to consider in creating certificate programs are reviewed, and guidelines for developing certificate programs are presented.
Findings: Certificate programs are increasingly in demand by both employers and nurses. Certificate programs provide individuals with a chance to refresh their study skills and raise their abilities and levels of confidence for mastering new learning. Certificate programs also serve as a recruitment and retention strategy for hospitals and agencies.
Conclusion: Certificate programs are a viable continuing professional education activity and offer opportunities for nurses to develop specific skill sets and in-depth knowledge in specialized areas of nursing practice.
Returning Nurses to the Workforce: Developing an Online Refresher Course
Authors: White Anne , Roberts Vanice W , Brannan Jane 
Published: January 2019

ABSTRACT
The crisis of a nursing shortage is encouraging unemployed nurses to return to practice. A refresher course is needed before they return safely. Historically, schools of nursing and hospital-based continuing education departments offered refresher courses in the traditional classroom-based environments. Nurses in less populated/ geographically dispersed areas have limited access to these educational opportunities. Refresher courses, whether in an academic or a hospital-based setting/ are expensive and depend on class size to be cost-effective. An answer to the problem of cost and access is collaborative distance education using web-based instruction.
Nurses' Needs for Education on Cancer and End-of-Life Care
Authors: Meraviglia Martha G , McGuire Catherine , Chesley Dorothy A 
Published: January 2019

ABSTRACT
Background: Changes in cancer and end-of-life care require frequent assessment of educational needs of nurses.
Methods: The Nurse Oncology Education Program surveyed a random sample of Texas registered nurses about their continuing education practices, level of knowledge, and educational needs.
Results: The 352 nurses responding to the survey primarily obtained continuing education from workshops, inservice education, and independent studies citing cost, location, content, and length of course as influencing factors. Their cancer educational needs included clinical trials, genetics, complementary therapies, and pain management. Nurses' perceptions of end-of-life needs were for physical needs, "what to expect" concerns, and transition to palliative care.
Conclusion: These findings provide specific direction for future continuing education programs about cancer and end-of-life issues for nurses.
Developing and Evaluating Patient Education Materials
Authors: Monsivais Diane , Reynolds Audree 
Published: January 2019

ABSTRACT
Nurses should be involved in all aspects of patient education, including the development of print and web resources, but most nurses have not been educated in how to develop these resources. This article discusses the rationale for nurse involvement, describes guidelines for evaluating existing material for credibility and readability, and provides recommendations for rewriting material at an easier-to-read level.
Cultural Awareness: Bridging the Gap Between Caregivers and Hispanic Patients
Authors: Tate Denise M 
Published: January 2019

ABSTRACT
The healthcare environment is undergoing rapid change. Healthcare settings have shifted from acute care to encompass a variety of other locations. The healthcare work force is changing from a common ethnic origin to include a multitude of ethnic and racial groups. The patient population also embraces a plethora of different cultural backgrounds. By the year 2080, an estimated 51.1% of the population will be composed mostly of Hispanics, followed by African Americans and Asians. This dynamic transformation has created a critical need for nurses to become more knowledgeable and culturally aware to care for and work with people of other cultures. This article attempts to sensitize nurses to the important roles culture and ethnicity play in the delivery of optimal nursing care. The domain of intercultural communication and its importance in providing culturally competent, patient-relevant care is discussed.
A Consensus Statement on Critical Thinking in Nursing
Authors: Scheffer Barbara K , Rubenfeld M Gaie 
Published: January 2019

ABSTRACT
The purpose of this study was to define critical thinking in nursing. A Delphi technique with 5 rounds of input was used to achieve this purpose. An international panel of expert nurses from nine countries: Brazil, Canada, England, Iceland, Japan, Korea, Netherlands, Thailand, and 23 states in the U.S. participated in this study between 1995 and 1998. A consensus definition (statement) of critical thinking in nursing was achieved. The panel also identified and defined 10 habits of the mind (affective components) and 7 skills (cognitive components) of critical thinking in nursing. The habits of the mind of critical thinking in nursing included: confidence, contextual perspective, creativity, flexibility, inquisiti veness, intellectual integrity, intuition, open-mindedness, perseverance, and reflection. Skills of critical thinking in nursing included: analyzing, applying standards, discriminating, information seeking, logical reasoning, predicting and transforming knowledge. These findings can be used by practitioners, educators and researchers to advance understanding of the essential role of critical thinking in nursing.
The characterization of a pressure sensor constructed from a knitted spacer structure
Authors: Hughes-Riley Theodore , Oliveira Carlos , Morris Robert H. , Dias Tilak 
Published: January 2019

Background and Objectives:
This study investigates a novel type of textile pressure sensor fabricated in a single production step. The work characterizes two designs of electronic textile pressure sensor creating new knowledge into the operation of these types of textile sensors. Interest in electronic flexible film and electronic textile pressure sensing has grown in recent years given their potential in medical applications, principally in developing monitoring solutions for wheelchair users and hospital patients to help prevent the formation of pressure ulcers.

Materials and Methods:
Two designs of textile pressure sensor were produced using computerized flat-bed knitting. One design was produced in a single step, where the conductive tracks were incorporated into the top and bottom surfaces of a knitted spacer structure (knitted spacer pressure sensor). The other sensor was comprised of separate knitted layers. The response of the sensors was tested by changing the applied pressure in two ways: By altering the applied force or changing the area of the applied force. Sensor hysteresis and how the sensor thickness affected its response were also examined.

Results:
The two sensor designs behaved differently under the tested conditions. The knitted spacer pressure sensor was pressure sensitive up to 25 kPa and showed no hysteretic effects over the pressure range of interest.

Conclusions:
This study presents a fully textile pressure sensor that was produced with a single production step and demonstrates its functionality over the pressure range of interest for monitoring wheelchair users.
Mindfulness-Based Yoga for Youth With Persistent Concussion: A Pilot Study
Authors: Paniccia Melissa , Knafo Ruby , Thomas Scott , Taha Tim , Ladha Alysha , Thompson Laura , Reed Nick 
Published: January 2019

AbstractOBJECTIVE. We explored the potential impact of mindfulness-based yoga (MBY) for youth with persistent concussion by examining occupation-based and neurophysiological outcomes.METHOD. In this case series design study, 6 youths ages 13–17 yr with concussion symptoms for &gt;4 wk participated in an 8-wk MBY intervention, 1×/wk for 45 min. Participation, self-efficacy, and heart rate variability (24 hr) were collected before, after, and 3 mo after the intervention. Heart rate variability was also measured during each session.RESULTS. Trends of increased self-efficacy in academic, social, and emotional domains were found after MBY and maintained at 3-mo follow-up. Trends of increasing heart rate variability were also found pre- to postintervention and within the eight MBY sessions.CONCLUSION. Preliminary results reveal positive trends after a novel, safe intervention for youth with persistent concussion symptoms and the value of exploring both occupation-based and neurophysiological measures. Future research with a larger sample and control group is warranted.
New data from the Middle Palaeolithic Cotencher cave (Swiss Jura): site formation, environment, and chronology
Authors: Deák Judit , Preusser Frank , Cattin Marie-Isabelle , Castel Jean-Christophe , Chauvière François-Xavier 
Published: January 2019

Abstract. Cotencher cave is one of the oldest Palaeolithic sites of Switzerland and is known for its rich faunal and Mousterian artefacts, the latter suggesting one or several passages of Neanderthal hunter–gatherer tribes. This interdisciplinary study summarises novel data concerning site formation processes and anthropic attendance of the site. While the lithic artefacts indicate tool production at the site, the faunal remains do not yield any evidence of a link to human occupation. The sedimentary sequence permits us to unravel several important environmental changes that occurred during the Late Pleistocene. The presence of a local glacier around 70 ka (Marine Isotope Stage, MIS 4) is revealed followed by ice-free conditions characterised by alternating soil formation processes and landscape destabilisation during MIS 3. Solifluction processes suggesting recurrent frozen ground were responsible for the displacements of part of the artefacts and faunal remains. Evidence of local glacier development around 36 ka is related to the particular geomorphological conditions of the studied region and shed new light on the complexity of glacier dynamics. The recognition and dating of recurrent hostile glacier landscapes might contribute to understanding the reasons for the Middle and Upper Palaeolithic attendance hiatuses known in the studied region.
El espacio habitable
Authors: Falls Valdivieso Mg. Dianelis , Chaos Yeras Dra. Mabel Teresa 
Published: January 2019

El centro histórico de la ciudad de Camagüey, declarado Patrimonio Cultural de la Humanidad en el 2008, es un exponente de valores arquitectónicos que responden a diferentes etapas, dentro de ellas destaca la arquitectura del Movimiento Moderno y en específico los edificios de apartamentos construidos en la década de 1950.
La arquitectura de este período hizo aportaciones relevantes en la adaptación a las condiciones climáticas locales y a una nueva organización espacial. El desconocimiento de este patrimonio ha ocasionado transformaciones derivadas de su adaptación a condicionantes sociales y económicas actuales.
Su flexibilidad para adaptarse a nuevos usos es posible, siendo necesario un adecuado equilibrio que debe alcanzarse a partir de repensar la habitual relación entre pasado, presente y futuro. Este artículo forma parte de investigaciones desarrolladas sobre el tema en Tesis de Maestría y avances de Tesis Doctoral contenidas ambas en proyectos de investigación empresariales.
Cidadania insurgente: disjunções da democracia e da modernidade no Brasil
Authors: Outeiro Gabriel Moraes 
Published: January 2019

Trata-se de uma resenha da obra de James Holston. Nesta obra o autor examina a cidadania diferenciada brasileira, que perpetuou ao longo de séculos a exclusão social da maioria da população, e levou à insurgência de uma nova forma de cidadania contemporânea, a partir da luta pelo direito à cidade
ION EXCHANGE ON A FIBROUS ION EXCHANGER IN A FLO-TYPE CAPACITIVE APPARATUS
Authors: Natareev Sergey V. , Zakharov Dmitriy E. , Sirotkin Aleksey A. , Belyaev Sergey V. 
Published: January 2019

The objective of this study is to elaborate the analytical theory of ion exchange in the field of solving the boundary value problems of non steady state mass transfer in solids with a canonical form taking into account a change in the concentration of the solution and the character of movement of the phases in a flow apparatus. The mathematical description of the process of ion-exchange solution purification on ionite particles of cylindrical shape in a batch flow apparatus was developed. At the developing mathematical description the following assumptions were used: the ionite is monodisperse, uniform initial distribution of substances in the ionite, the ion exchange equilibrium is described by Henry equation, the rate of the process is limited by both internal and external diffusion, the flow pattern of the liquid phase in the apparatus is described by the perfect mixing model, the solution with the constant volumetric flow rate and the constant concentration of the substance is supplied to the apparatus, kinetic and hydrodynamic process parameters are constants. Mathematical description includes the following equations: the diffusion equation of ionite, isotherm equation ion exchange, the equation for average concentration of the substance in the ionite, the material balance equation for a perfect mixing flow apparatus, initial and boundary conditions. To solve boundary value problem, we use the integral Laplace transformations. The obtained equation allows to analyze the effect of the volumetric flow rate of the solution supplied to a flow apparatus, the ratio of the volumes of solid and liquid phases in the apparatus, the diameter of the particle, and other parameters of the process on the concentration distribution of a substance along the internal coordinate of the solid. The developed mathematical model is used to study the desorption of copper ions from the modified polycaproamide fiber with sulfuric acid solution.
An automatic fascicle tracking algorithm quantifying gastrocnemius architecture during maximal effort contractions
Authors: Drazan John F , Hullfish Todd J , Baxter Josh R 
Published: January 2019

Background. Ultrasound has become the gold-standard for making dynamic measurements of muscle structure during functional movements in biomechanical studies. Manual measurements of fascicle length and pennation angle are time intensive which limits the clinical utility of this approach while also limiting sample sizes. The purpose of this study was to develop a novel tracking paradigm to quantify individual fascicle length and pennation measurements during maximal voluntary contractions and demonstrate is repeatability between days and reproducibility between different examiners.
Methods. Five healthy young adults performed maximal isokinetic contractions at 0, 30, 120, 210, and 500 degrees about their ankle on an isokinetic dynamometer while their gastrocnemius muscle was observed using ultrasound. Individual muscle fascicles were identified in the first frame, and tracked using the automatic fascicle tracking algorithm and a manual approach by three observers on three separate days. Repeatability within examiners across days and reproducibility across examiners and days was evaluated using intraclass correlation coefficients. Agreement between manual and automatic tracking was evaluated using the coefficient of multiple correlations. Supervised automatic tracking was performed on all videos by one examiner to evaluate the fidelity of automatic tracking in practice.
Results. We found both manual and automatic measurements of fascicle length and pennation angle to be strongly repeatable within examiners and strongly reproducible across examiners and days (ICCs>0.76). There was greater agreement between manual and automatic measurements of fascicle length than pennation angle, however the mean CMC value for both was still found to be strong in both cases (CMC>0.8). Supervision of automatic tracking greatly showed very strong agreement between manual and automatic measurements of fascicle length and pennation angle (CMC>0.94).
Conclusions. We have developed a novel automatic fascicle tracking algorithm that quantifies fascicle length and pennation angle of individual muscle fascicles during dynamic contractions across a range of velocities. We demonstrated that this fascicle tracking algorithm is repeatable and reproducible across different examiners and different days and showed strong agreement with manual measurements, especially when tracking is supervised by the user so that tracking can be reinitialized if poor tracking fidelity is observed.
Women and Pleasure in Guillaume Apollinaire’s Calligram Collection Poèmes à Lou
Authors: Agustin Eva , Udasmoro Wening 
Published: January 2019

This article attempted to examine the connections between poetry and the constructions of women and pleasure emphasized by the author. The works examined were those of Guillaume Apollinaire, a famous French poet whose calligramatic poetry collections specifically positioned women as objects of pleasure. Most interestingly, in Apollinaire's poetry, the depiction of women as objects of pleasure through connotative symbols that could only be given significance by decoding the highly cultural meanings contained in the connotative symbols. The theory of the male gaze was used here to examine how visual pleasure had been operated by the poet. Meanwhile, semiotics had been used to decode the calligrammatic aspects of Apollinaire's poems. This research found that symbols of exoticism, reproduction, and fantastic pleasures were utilized by Apollinaire in his poetry to emphasize his dominance of women by positioning them as objects of pleasure.
OPEN ARCHIVES: VIA VERDE OU VIA DOURADA?
Authors: Alves Virginia Barbara Aguiar 
Published: January 2019

Resumo
A iniciativa de arquivos abertos, movimento que definiu as duas estratégias básicas. A via verde (green road) que trata do arquivamento realizado pelos próprios autores dos artigos científicos já publicados ou aceitos para publicação com autorização (sinal verde) dos editores que os aceitaram, para que possam disponibilizarem em um servidor de arquivo aberto . A-borda ainda a estratégia via dourada (golden road) que abrange os periódicos científicos ele-trônicos cujo o acesso aberto aos seus conteúdos é garantido pelos próprios editores. comenta as diversas reuniões realizadas com a finalidade de conceituar e definir as mudanças no cená-rio da comunicação cientifica visando o acesso livre e gratuito da produção cientifica, o res-peito aos direitos autorais e autorização de uso.
Modernidade e Tradição em Anthony Giddens: um Olhar sobre os Estilos de Vida nas Paneleiras de Goiabeiras
Authors: Camiletti Giovana Gava 
Published: January 2019

<div>O artigo analisa a existência de um discurso institucional recorrente entre as Paneleiras de Goiabeiras (ES). Tal discurso, responsável pela orientação para o mercado da atividade de fazer panelas de barro, possui a tradição como pano de fundo e o objetivo central deste artigo é a análise de sua sobrevivência na lógica mercadológica moderna considerando um dos aspectos da modernidade determinados por Giddens: os estilos de vida. Avaliamos o discurso: “ser paneleira é um orgulho e fazer panelas de barro é contribuir para a cultura capixaba”. O método de pesquisa utilizado no trabalho foi o qualitativo e a coleta de dados foi feita por meio da observação não-participante aliada à realização de entrevistas em profundidade com atores pertencentes à Associação Paneleiras de Goiabeiras, entidade responsável pela institucionalização e certificação da atividade e pela noção da importância da arte de fazer panelas de barro para as próprias paneleiras, pela valorização cultural deste saber-fazer e pelas contribuições desta manifestação para a cultura capixaba. Todos estes aspectos presentes no discurso das paneleiras. Os resultados do trabalho sugerem que a sobrevivência desse discurso está pautada na reinvenção de uma tradição que vigora na modernidade, uma vez que foi construído com o objetivo de resgate de uma memória cultural e é reproduzido com a finalidade de estabelecer um elo forte de ligação entre as paneleiras, o saber-fazer, o produto e o mercado. Assim, o discurso recorrente é construído pautado em uma lógica mercadológica edificada na modernidade, a qual, simplificadamente, se resume a maximizar lucros e minimizar custos.</div><div> </div>