Elizabeth Bonnar

Bonnar, Elizabeth

doi:10.3109/01676839509150047

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“…The millennial generation can be found in all existing business fields, not only nationally but multinationals have spread. It is recorded that in 2020 the millennial generation will reach 75% of the global workforce (Bonnar, 2017). The high percentage of the millennial generation can demonstrate that the millennial generation is a calculable human asset.…”

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confidence: 99%

The influence of working environment to employee performance mediated by work motivation

Sadewo

Surachman²,

Rofiaty³

2021

IJRBS

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This study examines the effect of work environment on retail store employee performance in Malang, Indonesia with the role of work motivation as a mediation. Respondents in this study used 152 respondents who were millennials employees of retail stores in Malang Indonesia. This study uses a statistical analysis of the Structured Equation Model and Partial Least Square. WarpPLS is used as a data processing program for hypothesis testing. The test results show that the work environment has a significant effect of 0.259 on employee performance. The work environment at the retail stores also has a significant effect of 0.742 on work motivation. Work motivation also provides significant results on employee performance of 0.234. The mediating role of work motivation on the work environment and employee performance in retail stores throughout Malang, Indonesia has a significant mediating effect of 0.170

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The influence of working environment to employee performance mediated by work motivation

Sadewo

Surachman²,

Rofiaty³

2021

IJRBS

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“…Neither had the state a right to "mutilate," nor had individuals a right to ask for sterilisation, disposing in this way of their bodily integrity, something that violated natural law. 71 Bonnar also noted here a decree of the Holy Office of the Holy See of 24 February 1940, which generally condemned sterilisation. 72 Whereas the nineteenth-century literature had predominantly addressed medical doctors in private practice, Bonnar considered further the position of Catholic doctors in institutional settings, in particular the problem of them working in hospitals where abortions might be carried out.…”

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confidence: 74%

Aligning Faith with Medicine: Medical Ethics, Reproduction and Catholic Morality in Francophone and Anglophone Normative Literature, c. 1840–1960*

Gijbels

Lancaster

Maehle

et al. 2022

Journal of Religious History

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This paper focuses on intersections of medical ethics and religious commitments by charting conceptions of the Catholic doctor in French and English‐language normative texts from the mid‐nineteenth to the mid‐twentieth century. Behavioural norms for doctors were increasingly emphasised in writings on pastoral medicine, especially regarding obstetrics and advice on sexual hygiene, with the Ten Commandments and the Sacraments forming the initial ethical framework. From the 1890s, Catholic medical deontology emerged as a genre in its own right, reflecting a distinct identity of Catholic doctors in medical faculties and in their own professional societies. Simultaneously, the range of topics broadened. While traditional issues of reproductive ethics such as medical abortion and emergency baptism remained central concerns, eugenic sterilisation and euthanasia posed new challenges. Catholic doctors were now expected to take on a social role that went beyond the care of their individual patients, especially in questions of population politics. A popular contributor to the eugenics debate was the French medical scientist Alexis Carrel.

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“…In d er Schwa ng erscha ft besteh t eine erhöhte Geri nn ungs be re itsc ha ft m it e ine m progred ienten Anstie g der Faktoren VII, VIII, X un d des Fibrinogens (29 , 31). Dazu kom men Verä nder unge n d es fibrinolytischen Potentia ls mit einer Erhö h ung des Pla sm inoge n-Aktiva tor-In hibitors WAl) (7,30 Proph yla xis of thro mboembolis m in pregnancy wi th low m olecular weight hepa rin (LMWH) offers severa l a dva ntages over con ventional he pa rin (UFII) includ ing the on ce dail y a ppli ca tion a nd the red uction of he pa rin-relat ed stdo effects llke osteo porosls. th rombocyto penia a nd a llergy.…”

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Zur Plazentagängigkeit von niedermolekularem Heparin

Schneider¹,

Heilmann²,

Harenberg³

1995

Geburtsh Frauenheilk

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Prophylaxis of thromboembolism in pregnancy with low molecular weight heparin (LMWH) offers several advantages over conventional heparin (UFH) including the once daily application and the reduction of heparin-related side effects like osteoporosis, thrombocytopenia and allergy. Until now the use of LMWH in obstetrics failed because of a possible placental passage. The aim of our randomised controlled study with a total of 59 pregnant women was to control the placental passage of UFH and LMWH at term. 35 pregnant women received either 5000 I.U. UFH or 1500 aPTT units LMWH (Mono-Embolex) subcutaneously two hours prior to the termination or no injection. Maternal and fetal blood samples were taken after delivery to assay heparin activity by the heptest coagulation assay and the S2222 chromogenic substrate method. After application of LMWH heptest coagulation assay rose significantly from 20.8 +/- 2.0 to 40.3 +/- 9.4 s (p = 0.001), after UFH just from 21.6 +/- 1.5 to 22.9 +/- 3.7 s (p = 0.09). In the fetal blood samples, however, neither UFH nor LMWH could be measured. The data demonstrates that neither UFH nor LMWH used in this study crosses the placenta two hours after application and encourages the use of LMWH for the prophylaxis of thromboembolism during pregnancy.

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Elizabeth Bonnar

Cited by 3 publications

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The influence of working environment to employee performance mediated by work motivation

The influence of working environment to employee performance mediated by work motivation

Aligning Faith with Medicine: Medical Ethics, Reproduction and Catholic Morality in Francophone and Anglophone Normative Literature, c. 1840–1960*

Zur Plazentagängigkeit von niedermolekularem Heparin

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