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WordNet
- pleasing to the mind or feeling; "sweet revenge" (同)sweet
- in a gratifying manner; "the performance was at a gratifyingly high level" (同)satisfyingly
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- 満足な,喜ばしい
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- 1. 医師と患者の関係における患者中心の考え方 a patient centered view of the clinician patient relationship
- 2. 小児における痙攣およびてんかん症候群の治療の概要 overview of the treatment of seizures and epileptic syndromes in children
- 3. 再発性または難治性の慢性リンパ性白血病の治療 treatment of relapsed or refractory chronic lymphocytic leukemia
English Journal
- A humanbecoming qualitative descriptive study on quality of life with older adults.
- Ma L.Author information Deputy Executive Director, Lions Home for the Elders, Singapore.AbstractQuality of life is a universal living experience and is significant for older adults living in long-term residential care facilities. The purposes of this research study were to: explicate the experience of quality of life for older adults, contribute to the understanding of quality of life for older adults and to nursing's extant body of knowledge by enhancing humanbecoming. Humanbecoming was selected as the theoretical perspective for the qualitative descriptive exploratory method study with 10 volunteers living in the same long-term residential care facility in Singapore. Findings showed that: quality of life is fortifying tranquillity amid potential turbulence with the gratifying engagements of diverse affiliations, as envisioning possibilities arise with discordant constraints. The findings of this study have made a significant contribution to the phenomenon - quality of life both in terms of older adults living in nursing homes and from a Singaporean context.
- Nursing science quarterly.Nurs Sci Q.2014 Apr;27(2):132-41. doi: 10.1177/0894318414522656.
- Quality of life is a universal living experience and is significant for older adults living in long-term residential care facilities. The purposes of this research study were to: explicate the experience of quality of life for older adults, contribute to the understanding of quality of life for olde
- PMID 24740948
- Cellular and molecular longevity pathways: the old and the new.
- Nikoletopoulou V1, Kyriakakis E1, Tavernarakis N2.Author information 1Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas, Heraklion 71110, Crete, Greece.2Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas, Heraklion 71110, Crete, Greece. Electronic address: tavernarakis@imbb.forth.gr.AbstractHuman lifespan has been increasing steadily during modern times, mainly due to medical advancements that combat infant mortality and various life-threatening diseases. However, this gratifying longevity rise is accompanied by growing incidences of devastating age-related pathologies. Understanding the cellular and molecular mechanisms that underlie aging and regulate longevity is of utmost relevance towards offsetting the impact of age-associated disorders and increasing the quality of life for the elderly. Several evolutionarily conserved pathways that modulate lifespan have been identified in organisms ranging from yeast to primates. Here we survey recent findings highlighting the interplay of various genetic, epigenetic, and cell-specific factors, and also symbiotic relationships, as longevity determinants. We further discuss outstanding matters within the framework of emerging, integrative views of aging.
- Trends in endocrinology and metabolism: TEM.Trends Endocrinol Metab.2014 Apr;25(4):212-223. doi: 10.1016/j.tem.2013.12.003. Epub 2013 Dec 31.
- Human lifespan has been increasing steadily during modern times, mainly due to medical advancements that combat infant mortality and various life-threatening diseases. However, this gratifying longevity rise is accompanied by growing incidences of devastating age-related pathologies. Understanding t
- PMID 24388148
- A qualitative study of parents' experiences using family support services: applying the concept of surface and depth.
- Whittaker KA1, Cox P, Thomas N, Cocker K.Author information 1School of Health, University of Central Lancashire, Preston, UK.AbstractUnited Kingdom policy and practice endorses family support for child well-being. Achieving such support requires multi-agency approaches that consider all aspects of parents' and children's lives and which offer practical, social and emotional help. The potential for services to make a positive impact on parents and their families will depend in part on the level and nature of engagement. In this paper, a case is made for the application of the two-part surface and depth concept for understanding how practitioners engage with families and how they might improve the chances of supporting sustainable differences for parents and families. To illustrate, qualitative data from a review of family centre support provided by a north of England local authority are presented. The review was commissioned to explore why families often need to re-engage with intensive support services. Data were drawn from interviews with parents (n = 18, recruited following a survey of all those registered with the service during April-May 2009) and discussions with family centre support workers (n = 4), and following thematic analysis, three dominant themes emerged - resources available, staff approach and real life - which were appraised in the light of the surface and depth concept. Much of the work with parents effectively dealt with pressing needs. This felt gratifying for both parent and worker and supported immediate service engagement. However, each noted that the more complex issues in parents' lives went unchallenged and thus the sustainability of progress in terms of parenting practice was questionable. A strengths focused approach by staff that understood needs in the context of parents' real-life circumstances was important to parent engagement. Thus, longer term benefits from family support require practitioners to work with parents to problem solve immediate issues while also digging deeper to acknowledge and seek to resolve the more complex challenges parents face in their real lives.
- Health & social care in the community.Health Soc Care Community.2014 Mar 6. doi: 10.1111/hsc.12101. [Epub ahead of print]
- United Kingdom policy and practice endorses family support for child well-being. Achieving such support requires multi-agency approaches that consider all aspects of parents' and children's lives and which offer practical, social and emotional help. The potential for services to make a positive impa
- PMID 24602243
Japanese Journal
- 吉田松陰における「生」の意義と理想的「死」の認識
- 川口 雅昭
- 人間と環境 8(0), 107-124, 2017
- 吉田松陰における「生」の意義、また、松陰がどのような「死」を理想と認識していたかを論考した。 その結果、松陰における「生」の意義は、「義」の実践にこそある。これは『孟子』を中心とする古代中国の経書より学んだ。また、志士的活動に失敗を重ね、教育的活動に目を向けざるを得なかった松陰には、政治的活動に失敗を重ね、教育的成功を収めた孟子は、「憧憬」の対象にまで高められた。また、吾が国の先哲では楠木正成を理 …
- NAID 130006725407
- 2006年に徳島市城山に植樹されたホルトノキの苗木の現状 : 生育状況とホルトノキ萎黄病感染状況について
- 佐藤 征弥,箕田 大祐,高井 竜平,今田 悠介,安西 隆治,田中 隆太郎,下込 衣里,小田 彩未,野々市 元,釜江 梨紗,奥村 彰太,平瀬 未悠,糸永 千尋,佐野 慎三郎,中川 寛章,岡田 ひろ,山形 真由
- 徳島大学地域科学研究 = Regional science research, the University of Tokushima 6, 11-17, 2016-12
- … Anyway, the fact that only a few tree is infected must be gratifying in considering the conservation E. …
- NAID 120005972240
- コミュニケーション欲求充足手段としてのテレビとその代替的メディア利用 : ｢利用と満足｣研究を理論的背景とした世代別検討
- 大坪 寛子
- 慶應義塾大学大学院社会学研究科紀要 : 社会学・心理学・教育学 : 人間と社会の探究 (80), 29-53, 2015
- 論文
- NAID 120005698487
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