October 1: Metaphorizing Nigeria’s Collective Trauma of Colonization

Collective trauma and social reconstruction

Collective Reviews Trauma Scoring Systems: A Review

Since West and colleagues showed clear benefits in outcomes for patients treated at specialized trauma centers in the 1970s, patients could no longer be simply transported to the nearest hospital. Scoring systems were initially created for the purposes of field triage. Of necessity these systems must be straightforward and user-friendly for prehospital personnel. Scoring systems should accurate...

Addressing collective trauma: conceptualisations and interventions

Complex situations following war and natural disasters have a psychosocial impact not only on the individual, but also their family, community and the larger society. Fundamental changes in the functioning of the family and community can be observed as a result of these impacts. At the family level, the dynamics of single parent families, lack of trust amongmembers, changes in signi¢cant relati...

Lecture 8: October 1

Consider a simply connected region S of the two-dimensional Cartesian lattice (e.g. a 2n× 2n chessboard). A tiling of S is a covering of all its squares by non-overlapping dominoes, each of which occupies two adjacent squares of the lattice. We want to generate u.a.r. a tiling of S. Such problems arise in statistical physics, where the tilings correspond to configurations of a so-called dimer s...

Cover Special (1) Issue vol. 15, no. 7, October 2018