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Brigid and I – Part III
Authors: Freitas C. , Slade Lewis 
Published: January 2023

The following piece was written from a recording of a conversation between a person living with dementia, C. Freitas (pseudonym), who here is the voice of both Brigid and ‘I’, and an assistant psychologist. The recording was transcribed and subsequently edited jointly. C. Freitas has also written two other pieces entitled ‘My friend Brigid and I’, one of which was published in a previous edition of FPOP Newsletter (now Bulletin; Saints, 2015). She is a member of the Forget Me Nots, a group co-run by people living with dementia and psychology staff from Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust. The group aims to promote engagement and wellbeing, to encourage communities to be more dementia-friendly, affect national and local policy, and to challenge the stigma surrounding dementia.The piece was written as a way to engage the media and the general public in discussion around stigma, and the role of the media in maintaining or reducing it.
A review of a pilot project providing a memory screening service to GP practices in Milton Keynes
Authors: Tonkin-Gage Emily , Standell Emily 
Published: January 2023

Purpose:To describe findings from a primary care memory screening pilot project in Milton Keynes.Background:The Milton Keynes Specialist Memory Service provided a pilot memory screening service to nine GP practices, for individuals identified as ‘at risk’ of dementia. The Paired Associate Learning task on the CANTAB mobile was used. Participants who showed memory difficulties were referred for a full assessment at SMS, resulting in various outcomes, including possible diagnoses of dementia or mild cognitive impairment (MCI).Methods:Data were collated in relation to participant numbers, outcomes and demographics. Questionnaire and focus group data were also collected, to gather patient experience information. Thematic analysis was used to analyse focus group data.Conclusions:871 participants attended and completed memory screening appointments. 254 participants were offered further assessments, and 144 people attended and completed further assessments. 61.8 per cent of these individuals either received a diagnosis (of dementia or MCI), or continued to have involvement with the service for further investigations or monitoring. Questionnaire and focus group responses and themes were generally positive. Main themes related to early identification/support and increased awareness/education. Negative responses and themes related predominantly to anxiety. Overall, the screening project was acceptable to a large number of people. It identified a number of individuals who were found to have diagnoses of dementia or MCI, however there were also false positives. Questionnaires and focus groups indicated generally positive views and experiences. The pilot has resulted in discussions regarding a permanent memory screening service.
Gweld y Gair: Standardisation and clinical application of a Welsh language measure for estimation of premorbid intellectual functioning
Authors: Clare Linda , Toms Gill , Thomas Enlli , Hindle John V. , Woods Robert T. 
Published: January 2023

Neuropsychological assessments, especially for suspected dementia, often emphasise the comparison of current and premorbid intellectual functioning. However, when assessing bilinguals, estimation of premorbid intellectual functioning may vary depending on which language provides the medium of testing. For bilingual Welsh-English speakers, testing in English only may yield an inaccurate profile of premorbid ability and hence affect the accuracy of subsequent diagnosis. We report the development and standardisation of a Welsh-language lexical decision task, Prawf Gweld y Gair, and evaluation of its suitability for assessing premorbid intellectual functioning in clinical groups. Standardisation with 101 healthy over 50s showed that scores correlated significantly with scores on other measures of crystallised intelligence and, when age and gender were taken into account, significantly predicted scores on a measure of non-verbal fluid intelligence. In subsequent evaluation with healthy older controls (N=25), people who have Alzheimer’s, vascular or mixed dementia (N=26) and Parkinson’s disease (N=25), as predicted, there were no significant correlations with age, fluid intelligence or cognitive status in the clinical groups. Gweld y Gair shows promise as a Welsh-language test of premorbid intellectual functioning and may be useful for clinicians assessing the cognitive abilities of older Welsh speakers.Mae asesiadau niwroseicolegol, yn arbennig pan yn amau dementia, yn aml yn rhoi pwyslais ar gymhariaeth o weithrediad deallusol cyfredol a chyn-forbid. Fodd bynnag, wrth asesu pobl ddwyieithog, gall amcangyfrif o weithrediad deallusol cyn-forbid amrywio yn dibynnu ar gyfrwng iaith y profion. Ar gyfer siaradwyr dwyieithog Cymraeg-Saesneg, gall profi yn Saesneg yn unig gynhyrchu proffil anghywir o allu cyn-forbid a thrwy hynny gall effeithio ar gywirdeb unrhyw ddiagnosis dilynol. Adroddwn yma ar ddatblygiad proses safoni tasg dewis geiriau Cymraeg, Prawf Gweld y Gair, a’n gwerthusiad o’fi addasrwydd ar gyfer asesu gweithrediad deallusol cyn-forbid mewn grwpiau clinigol. Drwy safoni gyda 101 oedolyn iach dros 50 oed, dangosodd ein canlyniadau bod sgorau ar y prawf yn cydberthynnu’n arwyddocaol gyda sgorau ar fesurau eraill o wybodaeth cyn-forbid, a phan ystyriwyd oed a rhyw, roedd yn ragweld sgorau ar fesur o lifedd gwybodaeth di-eiriol. Mewn gwerthusiad dilynol gyda grŵp rheolaeth o bobl hŷn oedd yn iach (N=25), pobl sydd a chlefyd Alzheimer, demensia fasgwlaidd neu gymysg (N=26) a chlefyd Parkinson (N=25), fel y rhagwelwyd, nid oedd unrhyw cydberthyniad arwyddocaol gydag oed, llifedd deallusrwydd na statws gwybyddol yn y grwpiau clinigol. Mae Gweld y Gair yn dangos addewid fel prawf Cymraeg o weithrediadau deallusol cyn-forbid a gall fod yn ddefnyddiol i glinigwyr asesu galluoedd gwybyddol siaradwyr Cymraeg hŷn.
Developing a psychology led multi-agency approach to hoarding disorder in older adults
Authors: Caiazza Roberta , Soares Luies , Ruth Clark Katharine , Soady Karen , Keedy Linda 
Published: January 2023

In the past, there was a general belief that hoarding objects was a non-pathological life choice, however over recent years, the literature has highlighted that hoarding is a frequent mental health issue which affects two to six per cent of the population (Iervolino et al., 2009). In May 2013, Hoarding Disorder was included in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Health Disorders (DSM-5, APA 2013) which has helped to raise awareness of hoarding behaviours and their impact on the individual, their family and society.Anecdotally it appears to be exceedingly difficult for a single service to maintain the wellbeing of an individual who presents with Hoarding Disorder, as it is often necessary for their property to undergo extensive clearing and cleaning. Managing this efficiently and in a timely manner, whilst inflicting minimal emotional distress to the affected individual can be very challenging and costly (Neave et al., 2017).These issues appear to be associated with the absence of an established, psychology led multi-agency service that would offer an appropriate and effective pathway when working with a Hoarding Disorder presentation. Hence, in this paper, we suggest that a hoarding presentation requires input from multiple sources, including emergency services, social services and mental health services. We aim to reflect upon working practices of professionals in the relevant services who have experience of working with people who present with Hoarding Disorder. This paper will also outline a professional multi–agency model of work which may be used to support critical discussions with key stakeholders to support future service developments.
The 8-needs framework’s relevance to the Covid-19 pandemic: A model for meeting the needs of residents and staff in care homes
Authors: James Ian A. , Marshall Joanna 
Published: January 2023

An ‘unmet needs’ philosophy has existed in care homes for many years, though without consensus about what constituted a need. There were already good, but not entirely sufficient, frameworks for identifying needs in the literature (e.g. Kitwood’s flower; Maslow’s hierarchy). What was required was a model of needs co-produced by care staff that reflected the needs we saw expressed clinically. To identify such needs we developed an exercise within the CAIT training programme (i.e. the ‘stranded naked on a desert Island’ exercise), which produced the necessary data. After further cross-checking against Kitwood’s and Maslow’s models, we developed the ‘8-needs framework’.In the new model we wanted to highlight that many of the needs driving behaviours were not egocentric, but were concerns about the needs of loved ones (family members, partners, pets). Because of the way the 8-needs were identified, they were also relevant to the caregivers; in this sense the framework is pan-societal. A helpful way of presenting this holistic model is through a tree analogy, with the ground representing the support provided by caregivers. A number of previous articles have examined how the 8-needs framework can be used clinically, (i) as an assessment tool, (ii) component of formulation, (iii) feature of a behavioural support plan.
Frontal presentation of a cerebellar infarct – A memory clinic case study
Authors: Dyson Anna , Macrae Anna 
Published: January 2023

Aim:The aim of this study was to describe the case and assessment of a woman with a right cerebellar infarct whose presentation mimicked that of behavioural variant frontotemporal dementia (bv-FTD).Case report:A 65-year-old woman (J.C) was referred to the service following a marked personality change which occurred over the last 18 months. Her family described symptoms of disinhibition, impulsivity, emotional lability and reduced empathy. In the neuropsychological assessment, the following assessment tools were used: The Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status (RBANS), the Hayling and Brixton tests, the the Delis–Kaplan Executive Function System (D-KEFS), Ekman’s 60 faces (FEEST) and the Faux Pas test.Results:Whilst some evidence of executive dysfunction was identified, the psychometric and neuroimaging data was inconsistent with a typical profile seen in bv-FTD.Conclusion:Insufficient evidence was provided to support a diagnosis of bv-FTD. The changes were instead hypothesised to be due to the dysregulation of the cortico-cerebellar/cerebellar-limbic loops produced by J.C’s cerebellar infarct. This case study is a helpful illustration of how psychometric assessment can aid accurate diagnosis in atypical presentations.
Implementing playlist for life in care home settings
Authors: Holden Megan , Marshall Joanna , Lowndes Andy 
Published: January 2023

Personalised, music playlists are a promising non-pharmacological intervention for people living with dementia, however, there are numerous practical barriers to implementing this intervention. This paper will look at the barriers faced by the Durham and Darlington Care Home Liaison Hub when implementing personalised music playlists into care home settings, and how we have overcome them.Those who were at the 2017 FPOP Conference in Durham will remember the inspirational keynote presentation about the work of Playlist for Life, a music and dementia charity. Playlist for Life harnesses the powerful effects of personal music to help people living with dementia. Whether it is the music from a first dance, lullabies from childhood or the theme tune from a favourite TV show, music has the ability to take us back in time and remind us of our past. It can help people living with dementia connect with family, friends and carers (see playlistforlife.org.uk). We invited Andy Lowndes (Vice-Chair of Playlist for Life and Music Detective) back to FPOP 2022 to inspire us again.
PENINGKATAN KESEHATAN MASYARAKAT MELALUI PEMERIKSAAN KREATININ SEBAGAI DETEKSI DINI PENYAKIT GINJAL DI KELURAHAN TAMALABBA
Authors: Rafika Rafika , Hasan Zulfikar Ali , Naim Nurlia 
Published: January 2023

Ginjal berfungsi mengatur sekresi sisa metabolisme (mengeluarkan sampah metabolisme yaitu urea, kreatinin asam urat dan zat kimia asing) berguna bagi tubuh. Orang yang beresiko terjadi gagal ginjal kronik, yaitu umur di atas 35 tahun, riwayat keluarga menderita gagal ginjal kronik, riwayat DM, hipertensi, riwayat ISK, perokok, mengkonsumsi obat-obatan suplemen dalam jangka lama, riwayat konsumsi alcohol. Metode kegiatan berupa pelayanan pemeriksaan kreatinin masyarakat di kelurahan Tamalabba. Lokasi kegiatan ruangan posyandu RW 2 kelurahan Tamalabba kota Makassar. Kegiatan ini dihadiri peserta sebanyak 49 orang diantaranya 40 (81,6%) perempuan dan 9 (18,4%) laki-laki. Pemeriksaan kreatinin melalui sampel darah pada peserta pengabdian masyarakat memiliki hasil normal 69.4% dan tidak normal 30,6%. Peserta kategori hasil tidak normal, menunjukkan adanya gangguan fungsi ginjal. Hasil pemeriksaan diserahkan di puskesmas untuk dilakukan tindak lanjut agar peserta yang melakukan pemeriksaan penunjang lainnya di laboratorium puskesmas.
Climate Change and Global Health Governance in Relation to the Global South and the Global North
Authors: Nenmini Dileep Vivek 
Published: January 2023

This essay attempts to piece together the main trajectories of climate change and global health governance starting with the historical connectedness of the idea of the global. While the Global South and the Global North constitute key concepts in the approach to global governance of key issues such as climate change and health governance, this essay attempts to locate the historical course undertaken by both concepts within the context of colonialism and postcolonialism in the unequal exchanges between these geopolitical entities. The essay argues that the hegemonic relationship between the Global North and South is traceable to colonialism and its epistemic vestiges (manifest, for instance, through state laws and concerns of security) that have an adverse impact on the countries of the Global South where health and climate change governance is concerned. The essay suggests that the majority of the socioeconomic issues currently plaguing the Global South can be attributed to colonialism and imperialism, which were supported in many parts of the world in the 19th and 20th centuries, as well as to the neocolonial and commercial strategies of extractive and exploitative capitalism of the 21st century. The costs of these changes must be considered in the context of a long-standing theme of the Global North's exploitation of the environment and the people of the Global South, particularly in terms of heritage loss, loss of biodiversity, extreme weather conditions, and even health emergencies like the COVID-19 pandemic. The essay concludes by advocating for a greater inclusion of the Global South in the governance of climate change through hybrid institutional complexes (HICs) in governing the global commons.
Pengenalan Pentingnya dan Manfaat Standar Operasional Prosedur bagi Karang Taruna
Authors: Subarjo Abdul Haris , Hermawan Setiabudi Dedet , Nugroho Fajar , Sudarmanto Sudarmanto , Mulyani Sri , Gunawan Gunawan , Kumolosari Eli , Mauidzoh Uyuunul 
Published: January 2023

Karang Taruna, adalah organisasi sosial wadah pengembangan generasi muda yang tumbuh dan berkembang atas dasar kesadaran dan tanggung jawab sosial. Karang Taruna melaksanakan strateginya secara optimal agar mampu membina generasi muda, salah satunya dengan mengadakan pertemuan dengan mengundang narasumber. Kegiatan pengabdian masyarakat yang diadakan perguruan tinggi dan bekerjasama dengan mitra Karang Taruna juga bertujuan untuk memberikan tambahan pengetahuan kepada mitra. Materi berupa pengenalan Standar Operasional Prosedur (SOP) serta tujuan SOP. Kegiatan pengabdian kepada masyarakat kepada kelompok pemuda ini dibagi menjadi enam sesi, yaitu sesi pertama pretest, sesi kedua presentasi tujuan Standar Operasional Prosedur, sesi ketiga ceramah pengertian Sandar Operasional Prosedur, sesi keempat praktek penyusunan Standar Operasional Prosedur dengan menggunakan kasus yang dibagikan oleh tim pengabdian masyarakat, sesi kelima kegiatan tanya jawab, sesi keenam posttest. Hasil kegiatan terjadi kenaikan peningkatan pengetahuan peserta kegiatan pengabdian masyarakat dari 30 peserta kegiatan, awalnya pemahaman peserta mengenai SOP 66,7 % baik, 26,7% cukup, 6,67% kurang meningkat menjadi 96,7% baik dan 3,30% cukup. Hal ini menunjukkan bahwa kegiatan pengabdian masyarakat sesuai dengan harapan. Secara umum kegiatan pengabdian masyarakat berjalan dengan lancar, peserta cukup antusias mengikuti kegiatan. Pada sesi tanya jawab, peserta cukup antusias dalam bertanya tentang materi presentasi kepada narasumber kegiatan.
Valse concurrentie?
Authors: Sybesma J. 
Published: January 2023

Valse concurrentie?
De vraag die in deze bijdrage aan de orde komt is of overheidsentiteiten Aqualectra, Curoil, de CBCS, de Openbare Bibliotheek, TeleCuraçao en mogelijk andere overheidsentiteiten zonder meer mogen participeren op de vrije markt met het aanbieden van producten en/of diensten en daarmee dus als concurrent optreden van andere private instellingen die dezelfde producten aanbieden en diensten verlenen. Is dit geen valse concurrentie?
Afscheid van Lodewijk Rogier en Jan de Boer
Authors: Sybesma J. 
Published: January 2023

Afscheid van Lodewijk Rogier en Jan de Boer
De redactie van het CJB heeft afscheid moeten nemen van twee leden die jarenlang lid waren. Niet zomaar lid, maar zeer actief lid. En ieder op zijn eigen manier.
Effect of Elements (Mo, Zr) on a Copper-Based Alloy to Attenuate X-Rays
Authors: Mohammed Fareed Majeed , Razooqi Raed Najeeb , Mahmed Mahmood Abrahim 
Published: January 2023

Copper-based alloys were prepared by powder metallurgy technique (Cu +5%Al +3%Ti) to measure the attenuation coefficients of X-rays for a range of operating voltages (20,25,30,35) kV with variable thickness (0.2 - 0.6)Cm at constant compressive pressure (600Mpa) according to the order (A1, A2, A3, A4, A5), variable percentages of molybdenum and zirconium (X=1,2,3,4,5) were added separately to the allo (Cu 92-x + 5%Al +3%Ti + Mo x) in the order (B1,B2,B3,B4,B5), and allo (Cu92-x + 5%Al + 3%Ti + Zr x) in the order (C1,C2,C3,C4,C5) with a thickness of (0.6 Cm) and a pressure of (600Mpa), all samples were sintered at a temperature of (900 0C) for a period of (4 hours).The results show that at an operating voltage of (20Kv), the linear and mass attenuation coefficients increased by (47%) (61.8%), the Hardness increased by (30%), and the porosity decreased by (13.3%) when comparing the results of Alloys (A1) with (A5). Results The attenuation coefficients increased when adding the molybdenum element by (31.3%) (30%), the Hardness increased by (22.3%), and the porosity decreased by (33.5%) when comparing the results of Alloys (B1) with (B5).The decrease in the attenuation coefficients when zirconium was added in proportions (28.5%) (25.6%), and the Hardness decreased by (11.4%). The porosity increased by (15%) when comparing the results of Alloys (C1) with (C5). The attenuation coefficient is inversely proportional to the operating voltage. It decreased by (29.4%) when comparing the results of voltages (20Kv) with (35Kv) for alloy (B5) and by (36%) for alloy (C5).
RESEARCH AND “ADBI TEHQEEQ”
Authors: Fozia Shehzadi  , Atif Manzoor  , Dr. Muhammad Amjad Abid  
Published: January 2023

Regardless of Science or literature, there is no aspect of social life beyond the research. Creation without research deprived from track and sources of originality. Foreseeing the same significance of the phenomenon a potential number of researchers in Urdu literature have enumerated a dignified place. As a potential contributor, Dr. Jamil Jalbi is one of the same who added valuable food for thought and brainstorming for literary criticism and research culture for the scholars. Through his vision research and criticism have amalgamated in a tone of creation and art for life. His phenomenological style of research leads to criticism. Critical vision always justifies the thinking process logically which reflects feeling, observation, and sensitivity.
ADBI TEHQEEQ is one of the authentic road maps for researchers authored by &quot; Dr. Jamil Jalbi&quot; in which the author’s viewpoint about theory and practice and research methodologies have been narrated. The researcher has concluded through critical discourse analysis of “ADBI TEHQEEQ” that Jamil Jalbi as a school of thought has authentic views regarding research and criticism in literature. Dr. Jamil Jalbi being a multidimensional personality in ADBI TEHQEEQ explored multi aspects of literary criticism and literary history. For future researchers and critics, it is a reference and a glowing monument for guidance. As stated by Ahmed Nadeem Qasmi As an authority in literary criticism, the dignity of ADBI TEHQEEQ is not only beyond doubt but unavoidable for valuing /ranking/assessing any masterpiece in literary studies. The article on Tehqeeq Kay Jadeed Ruhjaanat reflects the significance of research under specific advocacy with in-between-the-line hard and fast rules to follow strictly and institutional barrenness in higher education institutions. Global vision and humanism distinguish him from Longinus and Arnold Bennett in the field of literary criticism. Critical thinking, secondary imagination and reflection of political epistemology are knacks of Jamil Jalbi which inspired the scholastic elite to acknowledge his contribution to introducing the sightedness of life canvas. His contribution is prismatic which inspired the researchers from dogmatism to pragmatism in literary criticism.
Conscience moderne & esthétique au féminin
Authors: Ginfray Denise 
Published: January 2023

Cet article est un compte-rendu du livre : Glorieuses modernistes. Art, écriture et modernité au féminin, sous la direction de Mary Ann Caws & Anne Reynes-Delobel, Liège : Presses Universitaires de Liège, coll. « Littératures », 2016, 224 p., EAN 9782875620811.
De qu(o)i Simone de Beauvoir est‑elle le nom ?
Authors: Diethelm Victoire 
Published: January 2023

Cet article est un compte-rendu du livre : Pierre‑Louis Fort, Simone de Beauvoir, Saint‑Denis : Presses Universitaires de Vincennes, coll. « Libre cours », 2016, 178 p., EAN 9782842925413.
Écrire dans l’Histoire, écrire avec l’Histoire
Authors: Julien Dimitri 
Published: January 2023

Cet article est un compte-rendu du livre : Gianfranco Rubino (dir.), Le Sujet et l’Histoire dans le roman français contemporain. Écrivains en dialogue, Rome : Quodlibet Studio, coll. « Lettere. Ultracontemporanea », 2015, EAN 9788874627042.
Se souvenir de Malraux
Authors: Godard Henri 
Published: January 2023

Cet article est un compte-rendu du livre : Jean‑Claude Larrat, Sans oublier Malraux, Paris :Classiques Garnier, coll. Études de littérature des xxe et xxie siècles », 2016, 419 p., EAN 9782812447716.
Malraux à la lumière de Dostoïevski
Authors: Larrat Jean‑Claude 
Published: January 2023

Cet article est un compte-rendu du livre : Sylvie Howlett, Dostoïevski démon de Malraux, Paris : Classiques Garnier, 2015, coll. « Études de littérature des xxe et xxie siècles », 2015, 419 p., EAN 9782812449338.
Après l’ethnocentrisme, avant l’orientalisme : la curiosité très moderne du chevalier d’Arvieux
Authors: Besson Florian 
Published: January 2023

Cet article est un compte-rendu du livre : Vanezia Parlea, « Un Franc parmy les Arabes ». Parcours oriental et découverte de l’Autre chez le chevalier d’Arvieux, Grenoble : ELLUG, coll. « Vers l’Orient », 2015, 297 p., EAN 9782843103094.
La traduction comme nouvelle ouverture sur le monde durant la période d’Ancien Régime
Authors: Bedel Mathilde 
Published: January 2023

Cet article est un compte-rendu du livre : Histoire des traductions en langue française. XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles, (1610‑1815), sous la direction d’Yves Chevrel, Annie Cointre et Yen-Maï Tran-Gervat, Lagrasse : Verdier, 2014, 1380 p.,EAN 9782864327745.