Истраживања показују да се у оцени стручне помоћи која им је пружена болесници често руководе немедицинским параметрима. Квалитет самих медици нских услуга често се процењује мање значајним од начина како су им оне пру жене: става стручњака, његове љуба зности, стрпљења, емпатије. Развојем вештина емоционалне и соци јалне интелигенције, здравствени радници бу у великој мери допринели унапређењу односа пацијент-лекар, тиме и ква литету њихове интеракције и исходу здрав ствене услуге. Обе врсте интелигенције део су опште интелигенције појединца и олакшавају му да изгради добре интерперсоналне односе. Данас се врло мало говори, и још мање примењује етика у медицинској пракси. Оспо собљавање здравствених радника за различите врсте социјалних вештина било би добар корак у том правцу. Ефикаснији императив од тога био би да се на Катедри за социјалну медицину Медицинског факултета оснује наставни предмет БИХЕВИОРАЛНА МЕДИЦИНА И ЗДРАВСТВЕНА ПСИХОЛОГИЈА.
Culture and creativity were always an essential part of city growth, but today they are integrated in the life of cities as a part of official strategies or as an action of a group of artists and people, working in the cultural and creative industries. Culture and creativity form part of many concepts of urban development promoted as an acceptable response to the challenges of globalization. As a part of urban development policy, they are expected to enable sustainable development, and they rely on human potential, local comparative advantages and development of technologies. The main principles of these concepts are communication, social networks, technology, adaptability, concentration, synergy and inclusion. As any paradigm, creative cities are challenged on many levels, in theory and in practice. Using culture and creativity as a resource and marketing value should be thoughtful, since it can have a significant impact on society. This paper will present some arguments about policies and critics of creative cities, as well as the required preconditions, organizational forms, their development path and relation to inclusion. This paper will present the case study of Savamala, as an example of urban regeneration through creating a cultural and creative quarter in Belgrade, and within a method of multicase study, include two more examples of cultural and creative strategies, the cases of Shanghai and Copenhagen, and by analyzing top-down and bottom-up initiatives, some conclusions about potentials and risks of those strategies will be drawn.
Unequal city development, namely the faster development of large centers and concentration of power, globalization and local specificities in certain locations, have caused a lack of balance between large city centers and smaller settlements and villages. In Serbia, there are major differences in the level of development, as well as in cultural features of settlements. There are significant economic differences between settlements in the north, the east, and the south of the country, since settlements developed in valleys and hence had better traffic communication, and could therefore be competitive and stay abreast of transformations. Smaller settlements and villages (especially those along the borders, in National parks and in difficult to access rural regions), are marginalized, and face many problems, most often caused by lack of infrastructure, decrease of the number of inhabitants, the dissolution of the secondary and tertiary sector. Today, a quarter of the total population lives in the capital city of Belgrade, while a considerable number of settlements are completely shutting down. These settlements once had their identity and a harmonious balance of all elements constituting the life of the community and the individual. A distinctive social aspect contributed to a rich cultural heritage, but over time this was gradually lost and begins to disappear. The question is if any of the processes (globalization, technological revolution), which contribute to the demographic and economic decline of rural regions, could form a basis for renewal. A classical planner’s approach would imply the networking of settlements and providing equal population distribution by investing in infrastructure and providing conditions for settlements through the development of central functions, requiring considerable investments. The other possibility relies on the development of information and communication technologies (ICT), which could provide for many necessities: access to and exchange of information, paying bills and ordering products from a distance, working from home, meetings via Internet conferences, etc. The use of Internet technologies in order to develop settlements, by converting traditional into “net” technologies, can make up for disadvantages of life in smaller settlements and enable their revitalization, by networking them into a global net of settlements, without geographical borders and limits.
Сажетак Имајући у виду бројне проблеме из не по средног социјалног окружења, пажња аутора је фокусирана на могућности пси хо лошке превенције менталног здравља мла дих. У том контексту предложен је развој сета персоналних диспозиција које могу да допринесу савладавању кризних ситуација у свакодневном животу, а-све то кроз про грамски рад референтних институција из здравственог и образовног система.
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