Remediation practices for health profession students and clinicians: An integrative review

Immonen, Jessica; Richardson, Stephanie; Bassett, Ashley M. Sproul; Garg, Hina; Lau, Jeffery D; Linh-Trung, Nguyen

doi:10.1016/j.nedt.2023.105841

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“…For instance, it includes qualitative and quantitative, experimental or non-experimental, empirical or theoretical, or mixed study designs for a given research issue or topic, contrary Energies 2023, 16, 6696 3 of 21 to a systematic review process that mainly concerns empirical research. Another benefit that this process provides is that it considers discussion papers, opinion justifications, policy documents, policy research, strategy analysis, and reports, which are additional sources of valuable references, establishing a deeper understanding of the particular topic in question [17][18][19][20]. Notably, this review process surpasses the potential to purely review the literature since it overcomes the traditional process of merely analyzing and synthesizing the current study results [21].…”

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China in the Renewable Energy Era: What Has Been Done and What Remains to Be Done

Ekonomou,

Menegaki

2023

Energies

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Climate change is directly linked to a broad array of changes because of disorganized activities within the economic system and human intervention. Climate change affects the well-being status of both non-living and living things. Relevant policies to mitigate and adapt to climate change conditions concentrate on solutions that intend to use renewable energy instead of fossil fuels or other conventional energy sources. This study aims to process a review focused on how renewables advance environmental quality and create relevant benefits within severe economic activities. This study elaborates on the case of China for two main reasons. First, China has a pivotal role in the economic system worldwide. Second, China is making serious attempts to transition into a low-carbon economy. An integrative review was processed to receive selected publications. The advantage of this process is that it considers empirical and non-empirical studies, policy papers, and conceptual frameworks. Inclusion and exclusion criteria were applied to retrieve the final number of publications. Review results from 39 well-acknowledged Journals provided 180 selected publications categorized into seven study groups: data analyses, model optimization studies, market issues, renewable energy technology publications, nuclear energy publications, ocean energy publications, and policy-related studies. Policy implications concern China’s efforts to accelerate the integration of renewables in the energy mix. Hence, the country should increase energy efficiency in consumption and process investment plans based on robust research and development efforts.

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China in the Renewable Energy Era: What Has Been Done and What Remains to Be Done

Ekonomou,

Menegaki

2023

Energies

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“…We should note that many authors have adopted the PRISMA flowchart (indicatively see [86]) to visualize and conduct their review process. This approach is highly referenced and recommended in the relevant literature and is dependable for conducting similar reviews.…”

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The Role of the Energy Use in Buildings in Front of Climate Change: Reviewing a System’s Challenging Future

Ekonomou,

Menegaki

2023

Energies

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Energy keeps the global economy alive, while also being extensively exposed to various climate change impacts. In this context, severe business competition (e.g., the building sector) and the unwise use of natural resources and ecosystem services (e.g., fossil fuel energy sources) seem to sharpen the relevant effects of climate change. Indicatively, contemporary issues at the interface of building energy performance and environmental quality levels include consequences from global warming, the increasing release of carbon dioxide to peak electrical loads, power grids, and building planning, and energy demand and supply issues. In light of such concerns, the present review paper attempts to disclose the multifaceted and multidisciplinary character of building energy use at the interface of the economy, the environment, and society against climate change. This review highlights energy efficiency concepts, production, distribution, consumption patterns, and relevant technological improvements. Interestingly, the reviewed contributions in the relevant literature reveal the need and necessity to alter the energy mix and relevant energy use issues. These include developments in climate-proof and effective systems regarding climate change impacts and shocks. Practical implications indicate that the sustainable development goals for clean energy and climate action should be followed if we wish to bring a sustainable future closer and faster to our reality.

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China in the Renewable Energy Era: What Has Been Done and What Remains to Be Done

Ekonomou¹,

Menegaki²

2023

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Climate change refers to a wide range of changes due to unstructured economic and human activities that impact the well-being status of all living and non-living things. Many adaptation and mitigation strategies focus on climate change solutions, at the center of which is the replacement of fossil fuels or other conventional energy sources with renewables. Mainly this is a contemporary issue for economies that seek ways to grow sustainably, such as developing countries. The purpose of the present study is to review how these renewable sources might have brought benefits for environmental improvement efforts within intense economic activities. Our effort targets the case of China since its efforts for transmission to a low-carbon country attract the world's research interest, given its significance in the global economic system. Mainly, this study’s attempt is based on searching relevant literature for potential changes in limiting greenhouse and carbon dioxide emissions toward China’s economic development status. The results of this study aim to become a valuable reference for further elaboration in light of climate change strategies with measurable outcomes in the growth process.

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Remediation practices for health profession students and clinicians: An integrative review

Cited by 3 publications

References 114 publications

China in the Renewable Energy Era: What Has Been Done and What Remains to Be Done

China in the Renewable Energy Era: What Has Been Done and What Remains to Be Done

The Role of the Energy Use in Buildings in Front of Climate Change: Reviewing a System’s Challenging Future

China in the Renewable Energy Era: What Has Been Done and What Remains to Be Done

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