Introduction. The inclusive literary competition for children and youth is considered as effective raising awareness mechanism. use of such mechanisms especially actual in the context implementation state policy field inclusion. Relevance study. purpose research to study functionality potential Dmytro Ruzhevych Inclusive Literary Competition Children Youth. Methodology. methods were: empirical ...

COPD is a major cause of mortality and a significant drain on health-care resources but is widely underdiagnosed in the primary-care setting. There is an urgent need to raise the profile of the disease among both primary-care physicians and patients. At the workshop "COPD: Working Towards a Greater Understanding," a panel of COPD experts from Europe and the United States discussed ways in which...

In Ethiopia, glaucoma is the fifth most common cause of blindness and the disease caused irreversible blindness in an estimated 62,000 people in 2006.1 Due to the nature of the disease, an inadequate and inaccessible eye care service, and a very poor level of public awareness, glaucoma patients tend to come for help after they have become either unilaterally or bilaterally blind. Even among som...

While the concept of trauma-informed care has been developed in other fields, its development within field Education is relatively new (Thomas, Crosby, & Vanderhaar, 2019), However, as educational becoming more and aware this approach, we recognize there a critical need for teachers professionals to symptoms trauma students, associated behaviors trauma-affected instructional environmental strat...

Fine-grained authorization (FGA) is a critical feature of many database applications. The general approach to FGA both in research and practice is the following: FGA policies are enforced by rewriting queries as a function of the current user. This query rewriting suffices for supporting the functionality of FGA but essentially treats FGA as a second-class citizen — most of the DBMS is unaware ...

Current configuration management systems promote workspaces that isolate developers from each other. This isolation is both good and bad. It is good, because developers make their changes without any interference from changes made concurrently by other developers. It is bad, because not knowing which artifacts are changing in parallel regularly leads to problems when changes are promoted from w...

BACKGROUND Peer outreach harm reduction initiatives are being developed with and for people who use drugs in Dakar, Senegal. This is in response to growing injecting drug use across the West Africa region and linked emerging epidemics of HIV and hepatitis C. We undertook formative qualitative research to explore the feasibility and potential of peer outreach in this context and in particular ho...