for most people iterance to hospital is a disturbing experience and expects that nurses be sensitive to patient's physical, emotional and social need at admission. whereas interrupt of sleep due to physical, psychological and social status damage, knowing about effective mechanisms in retention and disturbance of sleep – wake cycles help nurses to make natural criteria for their patient&ap...

the convergence hypothesis maintains that an economy whose productivity lags behind other economies has a potential to grow faster. in other words, this economy can experience faster economic growth through absorbing, accepting, and using available technology experience. in this study, we have examined the relationship between tfp of industry sectors and regional convergence in iran's prov...

This paper analyzes the relationship between Annie Ernaux’s autobiographical writing and external suburban space of Cergy-Pontoise in two memoirs: Exteriors (1993/2021) Things Seen (2000/2010). The argues that Seen, individual experience intertwines with exterior town. critical exploration texts through prisms humanistic geography, spatial theory, feminist theory highlights how author’s biograp...

The U niversity S tan d in g Committee on Gay and Lesbian Student Needs will soon become the Core Council lor Gay and Lesbian Students — a restru c­ tured group with increased stu­ dent membership to better meet campus needs, University officials said Friday. “It’s exciting — I think it’s a step forward in terms of service to our gay, lesbian and bisexual s tuden ts and m aking su re we create ...

PURPOSE To review the clinical presentation, surgical management, and prognostic factors for gastrointestinal stromal tumors. PATIENTS AND METHODS A prospective study which was carried out between January 2002 and March 2004 on thirty-three patients with gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST) at the National Cancer Institute, Cairo University. All patients were evaluated preoperatively and und...

Tunisia’s recent growth and development performance relative to countries in its region, and relative to countries at similar levels of development in other parts of the world, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, have been notable. An analysis of Tunisia’s path to development reveals that the country’s development strategy relied primarily on diversifying its production and trade and enhancing ...