Refugees resettling in the United States face many challenges; especially within the health care setting. The purpose of this research was to add to the increasing body of knowledge about improving health care for the refugee population through investigating providers’ lived experience caring for them. This study utilized qualitative research methods with a descriptive phenomenological approach...

This paper is the first to link economic theory with empirical life-satisfaction analyses referring to internal migration. We derive an extension of the Roback (1982) model to account for benefits from regional amenities in the utility function, while controlling for income, housing costs, and migration costs. Using highly disaggregated spatial panel information on people’s migration decisions ...

Establishing an effective maintenance system in public housing buildings is essential ensuring the building operates optimally and enhances residents' satisfaction. However, management Malaysian considered low, particularly on leaky roofs, dysfunctional elevators obstructed pipes. Consequently, deterioration of facilities services makes residents dissatisfied. study aims to determine current im...

Housing low-income communities in high-rise housing have been an issue worldwide. The liveability of is compromised due to the need for providing large numbers at minimum cost. There a lack understanding aspirations, needs, and what defines liveable home dwellers. This study explores residents’ satisfaction with Colombo. A questionnaire survey was conducted among 65 random residents from two ty...

today, urbanization (living at apartments) phenomenon as the most common type of residence of cities has been changed so that mainly reflects the chaos in this area. too much attention paid to economic indicators compromised the balance in the housing sector and created a new type of buildings. the occurred changes indicate ignoring cultural characteristics, less attention paid to cultural conc...

PURPOSE This study aims at increasing our understanding of first-year medical students' learning behaviors, major satisfaction, and study skills. We investigate different features of freshmen's behavior in relation to learning and explore the extent to which freshmen were satisfied with their major and perceived their study skills. METHODS A total of 106 freshmen participated in this study. A...