A review of immediacy and implications for provider–patient relationships to support medication management by Bartlett Ellis RJ, Carmon AF, Pike C

“…Rebecca J Bartlett Ellis,1 Anna F Carmon,2 Caitlin Pike31Science of Nursing Care, Indiana University School of Nursing, Indianapolis, 2Communication Studies, Indiana University Purdue University Columbus, Columbus, IN, 3IUPUI University Library, Indianapolis, IN, USA Objectives: This review is intended to 1) describe the construct of immediacy by analyzing how immediacy is used in social relational research and 2) discuss how immediacy behaviors can be incorporated into patient–provider interventions aimed at supporting patients’ medication management.Methods: A literature search was conducted using Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL), Google Scholar, OVID, PubMed, and Education Resource Information Center (ERIC) EBSCO with the keyword “immediacy”. …”
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Phenomena of bullying behaviour on adolescents in boarding school by Ema Waliyanti, Fauziah Anggitha Swesty

“…Schools are expected to provide socialization related to the bullying and to cooperate with all school members to prevent repetitive incidents of bullying.…”
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”Som kompisar, fast vuxna”: relationens betydelse för barns aktörskap i fritidshem by Karin Lager

“…The study is framed by sociology of childhood and social relational theory to deepen the understanding of children’s participation in interaction with their teachers. …”
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Investigating the Obsessive and Compulsive Features of Cyberchondria: A Holistic Review by Yi Yang, Na Ta, Zhanghao Li, Zhanghao Li

“…Future research may explore areas such as the association between cyberchondria and other social-related disorders, as well as correlations among cyberchondria, obsessive and compulsive disorders, medical trust, and algorithm-driven search results.…”
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Norbert Elias e uma narrativa acerca do envelhecimento e da morte Norbert Elias and a narrative about ageing and death by Alarcon Agra do Ó

“…Here, the sociologist is seen as an author of texts which can help build up references that span disciplinary boundaries, or even overcome the polarization between 'health-' and 'social-'related knowledge, making it possible to form the desired field of study on ageing. …”
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Food preference acquired by social transmission is altered by the absence of the olfactory marker protein in mice by Aurélie de Vallière, Ana Catarina Lopes, Andrea Addorisio, Noah Gilliand, Monique Nenniger Tosato, Dean Wood, Julien Brechbühl, Marie-Christine Broillet

“…Using a previously described Omp null mouse model, we noticed that although odorants and their hedonic-associated values were still perceived by these mice, compensatory behaviors such as a higher number of sniffing events were displayed both in the discrimination of complex odorant signatures and in social-related contexts. As a consequence, we found that the ability to differentiate the olfactory messages carried by individuals such as those implicated in the social transmission of food preference were significantly compromised in Omp null mice. …”
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Interprofessional collaboration (or lack thereof) between faculty and learning technologists in the creation of digital learning by Siew Ping Han, Muhammad Raihan Jumat, Jennifer Anne Cleland

“…Conclusions By examining the process of co-development of course materials by faculty and learning technologists, we open up a space to examine the social, relational and organisational complexities associated with interprofessional collaboration in digital health professions education. …”
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MENIMBANG PENDEKATAN PEMBANGUNAN MANUSIA DALAM MERANCANG KURIKULUM by Maria Listiyanti

“…The curriculum is not only concerning substance or learning instruction, but it also has a social relation with the external dimension. Curriculum change complies with the change in society. …”
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Factors associated with quality of life (QOL) scores among methadone patients in Myanmar by Sun Tun, Vicknasingam Balasingam, Darshan Singh Singh

“…The average score of total QOL was 60.82%; precisely 60.09% in the physical domain, 63.11% in the psychological domain, 59.87% in the social relation domain, 60.41% in the environmental domain respectively. …”
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PELAKSANAAN KOORDINASI ANTARA UNIT PERLINDUNGAN PEREMPUAN DAN ANAK POLRES PADANG PARIAMAN DENGAN LEMBAGA PERLINDUNGAN ANAK SUMATERA BARAT PADA TAHAP PENYIDIKAN TINDAK PIDANA ANAK by Edi Karan Prianto, Otong Rosadi

“…Addressing the obstacles encountered in the coordination of the Protection of Women and Children with the West Sumatra Child Protection Agency in conducting investigations at the Padang Pariaman Regional Police by means of training and cooperation with the West Sumatra Child Protection Agency and P2TP2A Limpapeh Nan Gadang House, West Sumatra Province, system cross subsidies between units, increased socialization related to the issue of child protection for the community, and modernizing the juvenile justice system in accordance with community development. …”
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Analysis of Employee Discipline Implementation in the Regional Secretariat of North Central Timor District by Johanes Eudes Manuel Atolan Soares, Wiliam Djani, Lenny Magdalena Tamunu

“…As for other problems, namely the lack of socialization related to PNS discipline at the Regional Secretariat of North Central Timor Regency based on Government Regulation number 53 of 2010, Lack of understanding of Civil Servants of existing regulations due to lack of interest in reading civil servants to applicable regulations, and lack of assertiveness and courage by the leadership. …”
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MANUSIA DAN TANAH: KEHILANGAN DAN KOMPENSASI DALAM KASUS LAPINDO by Anton Novenanto

“… Abstract: The paper is trying to discuss on how land forms social relation and what happens when the relation is forced to be ended. …”
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Health Status of Elderly People Living in Old Aged Homes in Pokhara by Ananta Raj Dhungana, Parbati Dhungana

“…Half of the respondents were worried about economic insecurity followed by lack of social relation, lack of treatment during illness, fear of future, lack of recreational activities, food management of old age homes, environment of elderly official, sitting and sleeping environment of elderly home and others respectively. …”
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The impact of physical environments on outpatient mental health recovery: A design-oriented qualitative study of patient perspectives by Tiffany Y. Sui, Shannon McDermott, Brooke Harris, Honor Hsin

“…We found four dimensions of physical environments that participants reported as impactful: 1) sensory design elements (colors, sounds, and textures), 2) engagement qualities (intensity of distracted activity such as crafting or commuting), 3) social relational aspects (privacy or connection), and 4) affective experiences evoked by being present in the space itself (feeling safe, calm, in control, self-aware, or creative was beneficial). …”
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Protracted neuronal maturation in a long-lived, highly social rodent by Mariela Faykoo-Martinez, Troy Collins, Diana Peragine, Manahil Malik, Fiza Javed, Matthew Kolisnyk, Justine Ziolkowski, Imaan Jeewa, Arthur H. Cheng, Christopher Lowden, Brittany Mascarenhas, Hai-Ying Mary Cheng, Melissa M. Holmes

“…These data establish a timeline for future investigations of longevity- and socially-related manipulations of naked mole-rat adult neurogenesis.…”
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Peran Dakwah Melalui Media Cetak Untuk Pengembangan Masyarakat Islam (Studi Terhadap Peran Majalah Suara Hidayatullah Lampung) by Pajrun Kamil

“…The role of Hidayatullah Voice Magazine as a communicator is to communicate or socialize related to Islamic Community Development programs, as a motivator, which is to provide motivation to preachers in various remote areas, as facilitators, who also facilitate the preachers both within the Hidayatullah Community Organization. and other Islamic ORMAS in the process of developing Islamic societies. …”
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Support is the new service: gendered political obligation, the military, and collective subject formation in international relations by Millar, KM

“…The patterns inductively generated within the mapping are interpreted using a poststructural (re)conceptualisation of the military as a discursive structural effect, as well a formal institution and social relation. The study argues that StT is a means of addressing the gendered civilian anxiety that accompanies non-service in wartime. …”

Social decision-making under uncertainty by Nussberger, AM

“…Supporting the hypothesis that enhanced uncertainty in social decisions might produce such a precautionary pattern, I observe greater indecision and less confidence in social relative to individual choices, while motivational differences cannot explain their divergence.…”

Relationship Between Psychological Well-Being and Quality of Life Among Teachers In Kuala Terengganu by Rameli, Nor Af’Idah, Hassan, Azmi, Mohamad, Abdul Manan

“…The questionnaire used consists of two main scales which are Ryff’s Psychological Well-Being Scale consist of 54 items reflecting the six areas of psychological well-being which are autonomy, environmental mastery, personal growth, positive relation with others, purpose in life, and self-acceptance and World Health Organization Quality Of Life Scale (WHOQOL-BREF) consist of 26 questions covering four domains of factor contributing to quality of life – physical health, psychology, social relation and environment. The finding of the study indicate that the level of psychological well-being among teachers was in the moderate level where majority 350 (92.1%) of the respondents got moderate score and 30 (7.9%) of them got high score of psychological well-being, while the level of quality of life among teachers was in the high level where majority 336 (88.4%) of the respondents got high score and 44 (11.6%) of them got moderate score. …”
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Quality Of Health Among Methadone Maintenance Treatment (MMT) Program Clients In Myanmar by Sun, Tun

“…In reviewing the quality of life (QOL) of the respondents, the total average score of respondents (QOL) was 60.8%; specifically, 60.1% in the physical domain, 63.1% in the psychological domain, 59.9% in the social relation domain, and 60.4% in the environmental domain. …”
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