Variety of Love: Multiverses in a Localism Aesthetic

Tapia-Villanueva, Luis; Molina, María Elisa

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-21094-0_10

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“…Es necesario que el personal de salud y los familiares identifiquen estos factores, para que de esta manera disminuyan el riesgo y la incidencia de que se generen caídas hospitalarias según el estudio aplicado en el hospital de mexico se logra evidenciar que la enfermera quien se encuentra de manera constante con el paciente tiene la cultura de identificar y asegurar que los pacientes con alteración neurológica cuente con acompañante permanente con un valor de eficiencia de 80.92% en la primera fase de la investigación aumentando la adherencia en la segunda fase con un resultado del 96.71% la cual garantiza que la enfermera acude de manera oportuna al llamado del paciente 19 .…”

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Seguridad del paciente enfocada a la prevención de caídas

Arciniegas¹,

Andrea²

2017

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Seguridad del paciente enfocada a la prevención de caídas

Arciniegas¹,

Andrea²

2017

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“…Additional contributions to benzene indoor concentration can come from outdoors, following window opening or infiltration of outdoor air. A recent study on school environments in industrial areas showed that mean benzene indoor concentrations may double and triple the concentrations measured in urban and rural schools, respectively [11].…”

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Towards the Sustainable Management of Air Quality and Human Exposure: Exemplary Case Studies

Schiavon

Ragazzi

Rada

et al. 2018

WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment

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This paper presents an overview of various situations that may lead to critical levels of human exposure to different air pollutants and that are often underestimated by the people and the environmental legislation. After an overview on indoor activities that contribute to generate high levels of exposure to particulate matter, inorganic and organic pollutants (including carcinogenic compounds), the paper focuses on outdoor critical contexts that are not adequately considered by the legislation and by the environmental agencies, such as petrol filling stations, urban street canyons, arterial roads, road tunnel portals and remote areas characterised by high ozone concentrations. The paper presents specific activities that require additional control by the legislation, due to the associated high potential impacts on the resident population. Such activities are steel production, mechanical-biological treatments of waste, wood burning, poultry breeding, cement production and waste incineration. Finally, the paper presents proposals for a more sustainable management of air quality and human exposure, e.g. improvements in the conventional monitoring approach, stricter or new emission limit values for some activities and precise information to the people on the risks for health and on good practices in indoor environments.

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“…There are possibilities to find meaning and purpose in life even when if life does not unfold as we had hoped and planned, and this is possible despite our experiences of love having had a price: waiting, heartbreaks, or confronting one’s sense of freedom. (Lehmann & Brinkmann, 2019a, p. 3–4)Or, as Tapia-Villanueva and Molina (2016) mention, “Only few individuals dive into the hazardous adventure of love and passion, which entails living on the edge of the question of existence” (p. 186). For us, the journey of love, independently of the result being as we imagined, is already expansive and insightful.…”

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This is the real “death-line” AND I am still alive: A collaborative reflexivity about life trajectories

Lehmann

Hansen²,

Hurme

2020

Culture & Psychology

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In this article, we, Olga Lehmann, Mixo Hansen and Helena Hurme, engage in a process of collaborative reflexivity upon living, aging, and dying as we attempt to make sense of the illnesses of the last author. The companionship that emerged between us in the plurality of our identities as friends, colleagues, coauthors, and women, encouraged us to revisit aspects of the theories in developmental-cultural psychology such as (a) the process of meaning-making, (b) the equifinality model in relation to aging and dying, and (c) the notion of personal life philosophies in relation to virtues. Based on our personal experiences as well as our collaborative reflexivity as scholars, we highlight that developmental-cultural psychology could more explicitly address existential transitions, such as dying and existential givens, such as uncertainty in its theories. We present as well some preliminary integrations between existential and cultural perspectives of meaning-making.

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Variety of Love: Multiverses in a Localism Aesthetic

Cited by 4 publications

References 16 publications

Seguridad del paciente enfocada a la prevención de caídas

Seguridad del paciente enfocada a la prevención de caídas

Towards the Sustainable Management of Air Quality and Human Exposure: Exemplary Case Studies

This is the real “death-line” AND I am still alive: A collaborative reflexivity about life trajectories

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