نتایج جستجو برای: and indigenous cultures

تعداد نتایج: 16844082  

Anyakora Chimezie Mohsen Arbabi, Simin Nasseri

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons are a class of potentially hazardous chemicals of environmental and health concern. PAHs are one of the most prevalent groups of contaminants found in soil. Biodegradation of complex hydrocarbon usually requires the cooperation of more than single specie. In this research biotreatment of PAH (phenanthrene) was studied in a solid-phase reactor using indigenou...

Journal: :BMJ 2003
Chris Cunningham Fiona Stanley

Links between people, their land, and culture need to be acknowledged " I ndigenous " has a number of usages that differ from " to be born in a specific place, " which is how the Concise Oxford Dictionary defines it. 1 These usages tend to define indigenous by the experiences shared by a group of people who have inhabited a country for thousands of years, which often contrast with those of othe...

2016
Alison Laycock Jodie Bailie Veronica Matthews Ross Bailie

BACKGROUND Integrating theory when developing complex quality improvement interventions can help to explain clinical and organizational behavior, inform strategy selection, and understand effects. This paper describes a theory-informed interactive dissemination strategy. Using aggregated quality improvement data, the strategy seeks to engage stakeholders in wide-scale data interpretation and kn...

Journal: :Mayo Clinic Proceedings 2021

Recognizing the contribution art has had in Mayo Clinic environment since original Building was finished 1914, Proceedings features some of numerous works displayed throughout buildings and grounds on campuses as interpreted by author. The Cordillera mountain range is a 198 mile-long stretch mountains island Luzon, Philippines, linked to Sierra Madre at its southern-most point.1Cordillera Centr...

Journal: :زن در فرهنگ و هنر 0
منیژه مقصودی

this study is based upon a field work in the turkmen sahara region. it explores one of the indigenous healing methods called ishani taken by the turkmen women. there are different methods of healing among turkmen such as porkhani, damartotan, but ishani is one of the most amazing cultural phenomena grown in the turkmen culture. the root of this healing method is based upon the central asian cul...

2017
Mariam Naqshbandi Hayward Selam Mequanint Jann Paquette-Warren Ross Bailie Alexandra Chirila Roland Dyck Michael Green Anthony Hanley Jordan Tompkins Stewart Harris Stewart Harris Ed Barre Onil Bhattacharyya David Dannenbaum Keith Dawson Roland Dyck Jo-Ann Episkenew Michael Green Anthony Hanley Barry Lavallee Ann Macaulay Alex McComber Monica Parry Sonja Reichert Jon Salsberg Amardeep Thind Sheldon Tobe Ellen Toth Audrey Walsh Jay Wortman Lloy Wylie Merrick Zwarenstein Ross Bailie Kayla Collins Claire de Oliveira Michael Hindmarsh Valeria Rac Linda Stanley Joanne Lewis Marlene Nosé Brigitte Parent Stephen Sundquist Lillian Houle Amber Houle Dawn Montour-Lazare Joelle Emond Jessica Jacobs Randy Littlechild Bonny Graham Tina Littlechild Devon Guy Chalsea Onespot Ivan Kimble McComb Emilie Dufour Verna Jolly Charlene Diamond Jennifer Jones Danna Hadden April DeYaeger Theresa O’Keefe Ada Roberts Maggie Organ Shelley Kirkness Marie Jebb Carla Constant Allen Deleary Rennie Nawash Lori Sinclair Heather McDonald Bonnie Nickel Mariam Naqshbandi Hayward Selam Mequanint Jann Paquette-Warren Jordan Tompkins Susan Webster-Bogaert Braden Te Hiwi Harsh Zaran Jim Esler Meghan Fournie Marie Tyler Jackie McLellan Marnie Orcutt

BACKGROUND Given the astounding rates of diabetes and related complications, and the barriers to providing care present in Indigenous communities in Canada, intervention strategies that take into account contextual factors such as readiness to mobilize are needed to maximize improvements and increase the likelihood of success and sustainment. As part of the national FORGE AHEAD Program, we soug...

2011
Peter Sköld Per Axelsson Lena Karlsson Len Smith

UNLABELLED The study deals with infant mortality (IMR) that is one of the most important aspects of indigenous vulnerability. BACKGROUND The Sami are one of very few indigenous peoples with an experience of a positive mortality transition. OBJECTIVE Using unique mortality data from the period 1750-1900 Sami and the colonizers in northern Sweden are compared in order to reveal an eventual in...

2017
Nicole K. Le Rahul Mhaskar Ismael Hoare Mauricio Espinel María Fernanda Rivadeneira Sharad Malavade Ricardo Izurieta

This study characterizes a measles outbreak which occurred in Ecuador in 2011-2012, analyzing data from 3700 suspected cases of measles reported to Ecuador's Ministry of Public Health. The study population had a large age range and included 333 confirmed cases of measles. The greatest number of cases were found in the <1 year (32.43%, n = 108) and 1-4 year (30.03%, n = 100) age-groups. Compared...

2006

AVRDC The World Vegetable Center, Regional Center for Africa, located in Arusha, Tanzania is the main center for research, development, training and information on indigenous vegetables. It works in close collaboration with National Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES), Regional and International organizations, Non-Government Organizations (NGOs), the private sector, and the farm...

Journal: :Social Semiotics 2021

This paper argues that the multimodal enactment of affect plays a key role in commodification indigenous cultures. Departing from an understanding as integral to discourse, investigates how cultures are construed object consumerist desire by employing subject formation, strategic perspectivation and affordance conceptual starting points. As case point, affective meaning-making is studied it sem...

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