A View from Australia

A carer's perspective: the view from Australia.

I am a carer of a relative with schizophrenia, who was born in 1975, diagnosed and hospitalized in 1994, and referred to here as “M.” I have a doctorate in anthropology and have read extensively on psychiatry and have found the Schizophrenia Bulletin particularly valuable, particularly the “First Person’s Account” feature, which commenced in 1979, as enabling a nonsufferer to understand the exp...

A review on addiction from a psychoanalytic view, from fixation to emotion dysregulation

Addiction is a chronic and recurrent disease, which has always been the focus of various psychological perspectives. Psychoanalysis theories are fundamental in the modern treatment of addiction. As we have seen changes in the structure and process of methods during the time, they have changed in defining the concept of addiction. According to classic theories, addiction is an equivalent to mast...

A Revision of Geometric Training of Architects from Islamic View

This article is about value-based foundations of internalizing of geometry in young students of architecture. Training of geometry has long been an important part of architectural education that can be pursued back up to ancient Egypt and Babylon. But in modernity it has passed a radical change from a sacred one to a value-free job. But more precise look will show that this value-free claim has...

Knowledge Mobilization in Healthcare Organizations: A View from the Resource-Based View of the Firm

This short literature review argues that the Resource-Based View (RBV) school of strategic management has recently become of increased interest to scholars of healthcare organizations. RBV links well to the broader interest in more effective Knowledge Mobilization (KM) in healthcare. The paper outlines and discusses key concepts, texts and authors from the RBV tradition and gives recent example...

A study on the definitions of religion from another view