Douleurs et travail : aider le patient à garder un emploi

Introduction.— A significant part of the workers suffer from musculoskeletal pain (back pain,upper limb). Some of them are at risk to ose their job due to their health condition. Objective. — The aim of the article is to describe synthetically what actors and measure can be used in order to help a patient keep his/her job in spite of the pain. Results.— First place measures include a visit with the occupational physician before work resumption, part-time return to work and workplace accommodation.Second place measures require that a professional project is built by the patient supported by a knowledgeable person. These measures depend on the funding agency.They are devoted to compensate the work disability situation, and/or to provide the training required by the patient’s project. Discussion and conclusion. — Work disability prevention faces many challenges due to barriers between the stakeholders, scattering of the knowledge and the complexity of legislative issues.However, it remains possible provided the patient is committed and supported by a case manager in charge of coordinating the information and the stakeholders. Confidence and collaboration are key issues in the process.

The Broadsheet- Issue 5

Merrimack College\u27s English Department newsletter. This issue features: Pick Your Thriller Fiction and Empathy English is the Hot New Major Allie Lynch Interview Louder than a Bomb Keohan Lecture Upcoming Events New Courses for 201

The Broadsheet- Issue 5

Merrimack College\u27s English Department newsletter. This issue features: Pick Your Thriller Fiction and Empathy English is the Hot New Major Allie Lynch Interview Louder than a Bomb Keohan Lecture Upcoming Events New Courses for 201

The Broadsheet- Issue 4

Merrimack College\u27s English Department newsletter. This issue features: Senior Seminar Editorial Why Literature Matters Writers House Coffee House Seamus Heaney Memorial Upcoming Events Student Profile: Jackie Bagley New Courses 201

The Broadsheet- Issue 4

Merrimack College\u27s English Department newsletter. This issue features: Senior Seminar Editorial Why Literature Matters Writers House Coffee House Seamus Heaney Memorial Upcoming Events Student Profile: Jackie Bagley New Courses 201

Impression management and formation on Facebook: A lens model approach

To extend research on online impression formation and warranting theory, the present investigation reports a Brunswick lens model analysis of Facebook profiles. Facebook users’ (N = 100) personality (i.e., extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, neuroticism, openness) was self-reported. Facebook users’ profiles were then content analyzed for the presence and rate of 53 cues. Observers (N = 35), who were strangers to profile owners, estimated profile owner personality. Results indicate that observers could accurately estimate profile owners’ extraversion, agreeableness, and conscientiousness. For all personality traits except neuroticism, unique profile cues were diagnostic warrants of personality (i.e., indicative of profile owner personality and used to estimate personality by strangers). The results are discussed in relation to warranting theory, impression formation, and lens model research

DIAGNOSI INUSUALE DI TRICOCEFALOSI CON L'ESAME UROPARASSITOLOGICO.

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