The conception of the Corporate Social Responsibility in the insurance services

The Aim: To evaluate risk factors for dysmenorrhea in women of reproductive age and to review its characteristics. Material and Methods: A questionnaire was conducted among 354 women followed by a statistical analysis of the gathered data. Results: Among the interviewed women 84.2 % suffer from painful menstruations. Women under 25 years of age are more likely to experience pain, which reduces with age. Dysmenorrhea is more common among women whose menstrual cycles are irregular (92.5%) with a number of bleeding days 4–7 (90.7 %), though still occurring within the normal 21–35 days interval (87.6 %). Nulliparous women are more likely to experience menstrual pain (89.9 %). Conclusion: Dysmenorrhea depends on women’s age, length of menstrual bleeding, length of menstrual cycle and its regularity, age at menarche and parity, but does not depend on body mass index and smoking status.

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“…Prace przygotowane niezgodnie z regulaminem zostaną zwrócone autorom do poprawienia. 22. Redakcja nie odpowiada za treść zamieszczanych reklam.…”

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The Risk Factors of Dysmenorrhea in Young Women

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“…There is no strong consensus among the authors on the link between birth status and dysmenorrhea. Some sources claim there is no link between the birth status and painful menstruation [5,22], others say that there is, and it is less painful [23]. The relationship between parity or number of live births and dysmenorrhea was reported in 9 studies.…”

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“…Approximately 20% of people who have had a fracture require constant care, and 30-50% of people never return to a condition similar to the one before fracture. Mortality due to compression fractures of the vertebrae is relatively low and amounts to 1-4%, however chronic pain, kyphosis, loss of growth, reduced self-esteem are the main consequences of vertebral fractures [22]. Fracture of Collesa type, i.e.…”

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Determination of the Frequency of Complications Of Abortion

Dnistriańska¹,

Vergeles²,

Stanislavczuk³

2019

Wiad Lek

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The problems of abortion complications, both medical and ethical, remain relevant in modern society. We have conducted studies of 265 women who have undergone an induced abortion. Noted the presence of bleeding, inflammatory diseases, menstrual disorders in a small proportion of patients. The presence of risk factors for the development of complications during and after an abortion has been determined. Among such risk factors, repeated abortions, hypertension, obesity are noted. Analyzed the degree of anxiety, fear in women who have had an abortion, depending on religious beliefs, marital status. It was established that the degree of anxiety was the highest before the operation in unmarried women in comparison with married women After surgery, the rate dropped sharply. Unmarried women did not experience a significant decline. In patients who noted belonging to religious communities, the degree of anxiety after surgery tended to increase. The feeling of loneliness does not correlate with religiosity and marital status. For women in marriage, the range of indicators was significant. In some patients after the operation of artificial abortion, the degree of loneliness tended to increase. Prospectively we plan to assess the degree of anxiety and loneliness in the long-term period after an abortion.

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“…Furthermore, insurance companies should consider the shareholders' and workers' needs while building their strategy, cooperating with entities and the broadly understood local community. Apart from the entities presented in Figure 2, within the field of interests of CSR insurers should also cooperate with subsidiaries, intermediaries, media, governmenta agencies, and public benefit organisations, and they should take into account the natura environment (see [10]).…”

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“…Build, modify and implement processes of management and organisation strategie in a company; 7. Engage socially but according to the socially accepted ethical standards, sometime Apart from the entities presented in Figure 2, within the field of interests of CSR, insurers should also cooperate with subsidiaries, intermediaries, media, governmental agencies, and public benefit organisations, and they should take into account the natural environment (see [10]).…”

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Social, Economic, and Financial Aspects of Modelling Sustainable Growth in the Irresponsible World during COVID-19 Pandemic

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The subject matter of this study is connected to the functions of socially responsible business, which has become an essential topic within the insurance sector during the COVID-19 pandemic. This issue has received increasing attention from scientific, business, and political communities. Our study is devoted to the social, economic, and financial dimensions of the problem concerning sustainable development, and is analysed from the perspective of the financial market, including the insurance sector, during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our research indicates that the emerging social, economic, and financial phenomena offer an adequate description of the changes in the global economy. This study could become the basis for a better strategy against the COVID-19 pandemic than the current view of the economy, and may lead to a breakthrough in the development of social sciences. We attempt to integrate the environments and concepts into the starting point of a central question: does the social responsibility of a business allow for the chance of sustainable growth from social, economic, and financial perspectives? Thus, this study deals with the hypothesis that the social, economic, and financial aspects concerning the development of Poland are connected to the behaviours of the financial market, which compose their strategy by taking socially responsible actions both during the COVID-19 pandemic and after it into account by modelling sustainable growth. Statistical data from the Central Statistical Office from the years 2010–2020 concerning age, place of residence, and level of education was a selection basis while creating the layers. The methodological concept of the study was theoretical and empirical. In the empirical section, the research was conducted in the territory of the Polish state using proprietary indicators of sustainable development and a questionnaire. Moreover, a theoretical and historical analysis has been conducted. Within sustainable development, there is a noticeable attitude among the respondents who are aware of the COVID-19 threat characteristic of mature customers. Customers of insurance companies in Poland expect to receive a good-quality insurance product and to be well served in the event of an insurance accident. Moreover, it is expected that, as CSR develops, insurers will continue to serve as shock absorbers for the economy and society.

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The conception of the Corporate Social Responsibility in the insurance services

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The Risk Factors of Dysmenorrhea in Young Women

The Risk Factors of Dysmenorrhea in Young Women

Determination of the Frequency of Complications Of Abortion

Social, Economic, and Financial Aspects of Modelling Sustainable Growth in the Irresponsible World during COVID-19 Pandemic

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