Exemplos de uso de Vulnerability concept em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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About the vulnerability concept.
Integrating multiple scales:interdisciplinarity in the vulnerability concept.
Review of the vulnerability concept.
The study, cross-sectional,had the theoretical reference, the vulnerability concept.
The utilization of the vulnerability concept and the contribution of nursing.
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Therefore, in view of the dynamic nature of personal behaviors andtheir interaction with several dimensions, the vulnerability concept was incorporated.
The study of social vulnerability concept presented relevant scientific contributions.
The results presented here are part of the PhD thesis by the article's author andfocus on analyses of the vulnerability concept.
The vulnerability concept has been widely used in situations where there is risk of Aids.
In addition, a qualitative study was conducted with the theoretical basis of the vulnerability concept, that includes individual, social and programmatic dimension.
The vulnerability concept embraces different dimensions of experiences relating to requirements, to the health care services and social protection.
The design of the research problem, field work, anddata analysis were based on assumptions of interpretive anthropology theory and of vulnerability concept.
The operationalization of the vulnerability concept can contribute to renew the nursing practices.
Suggesting that the nursing area use some of the aforementioned theoretical models would contribute to a wider sharing of debating of the vulnerability concept.
The utilization of the vulnerability concept to understand its object by researchers in the nursing area has the purpose of better responding to the goals of nursing work.
The needs of these senior citizens and their families are often neglected by healthcare professionals,who usually lack a broader understanding of the vulnerability concept and do not count on the necessary instruments and resources to cope with this challenge.
Quantitative research, based on the vulnerability concept in its programmatic dimension; carried by applying an instrumental survey with open and closed answers, that have been replied by 69 ubs managers, from june to august 2014.
In the field of environmental education, the growing debate on the priority audience for educational activities. when addressing the"EE on environmental management," recommends as a priority of educational activities to work with the stakeholders in higher social and environmental vulnerability. has deepened the discussions about the social and environmental vulnerability concept arguing that.
This paper aims at starting a reflection on the possibilities of the use of the vulnerability concept in the study of violence, specifically for understanding the situations that make youths be the main homicide victims.
The vulnerability concept is complex, with a range of definitions coming from different disciplines. Its goal is to understand how individuals and groups are exposed to a given health problem, departing from totalities that consists of pragmatically constructed syntheses based on three analytic dimensions: individual, social and programmatic or institutional.
Despite the variety of meanings and usages, this work seeks to contextualize the incorporation of the social and environmental vulnerability concept in the public policies of Environmental Education EE practiced in the federal environmental licensing of oil and gas in Macaé, a city with direct influences of oil economy since the late 1970s.
The disclosure of the vulnerability concept which overcomes the limits of the concept of biological risk, addressed in this study, contributes in this respect to the advancement of knowledge, allowing a wider view for health professionals who work with the adolescent public.
The many different dimensions of the environmental vulnerability concept- such as the sensitivity of an environmental system that is target to a certain intervention- are typologies of crucial information to steer the diagnosis and development of alternatives for planning and management processes.
Departing from the importance of adopting the vulnerability concept in health care to people living with HIV/aids, in order to gain a broader perspective on their needs and plan more effective responses, this study is proposed to answer the question: who are the women attended at a specialized service in the interior of the State of São Paulo and what is their vulnerability to reinfection and STD?
The study involved the analysis of the construction of vulnerability concepts, explored the various definitions attributed to vulnerability throughout history, the presentation of the synthetic indices described in scientific articles that were constructed to identify people or population groups that undergo processes of vulnerability and to propose a synthetic index for the identification of these process among youth, aged between 15 to 29 years, residents of the administrative regions(ra) in the federal district df.
The concept of vulnerability.
Researchers then proposed the concept of vulnerability.
The concept of vulnerability is rooted in the field of human rights.
Poverty, which includes the concept of vulnerability, results from many factors.
So we chose to work within the line of reasoning of the concept of vulnerability.