Activité éducative et prévention psychosociale : un modèle d’intervention

Dans le texte qui suit, nous rappelons brièvement les caractéristiques de la situation des retraités au Québec et la compréhension socio-politique que nous en avons. Sur ces bases, nous présentons la perspective d’intervention que nous privilégions dans le champ de la retraite. Nous décrivons ensuite les orientations générales du programme, ses objectifs, une synthèse de ses contenus par thèmes et les aspects qui nous paraissent significatifs relativement à l’implantation et au développement de programmes en milieux institutionnels.The authors describe the socio-economic conditions of the retired in 1980 (poverty, poor health, lack of adequate services, etc.) and explain how these conditions are related to capitalist social organization. Their analysis leads them to set down the principal goal of the community workers in regard to the elderly population as follows : contribute to the organization and to the development of conditions favorable to the mobilization of the retired and elderly workers who, as a group, have the greatest potential for changing their conditions. To attain this long-term objective, the pre-retirement clientele possess the most favorable potential, and this is why the retirement preparation intervention is defined in an educationel orientation of psycho-social prevention. Seconding to the authors, the apprenticeships showed permit the elderly to assume both personal and collective control - thereby making it possible to transform the existing conditions

8-Azatetracyclines: Synthesis and Evaluation of a Novel Class of Tetracycline Antibacterial Agents

bS Supporting Information ABSTRACT: A novel series of fully synthetic 8-azatetracyclines was prepared and evaluated for antibacterial activity. Compounds were identified that overcome both efflux (tet(K)) and ribosomal protection (tet(M)) tetracycline resistance mechanisms and are active against Gram-positive and Gram-negative organisms. Two compounds were identified that exhibit comparable efficacy to marketed tetracyclines in in vivo models of bacterial infection. The tetracycline class of antibacterial agents has seen wide-spread clinical use for over 50 years due to its broad spectrum anti-bacterial activity.1 Tetracyclines inhibit bacterial growth by prevent-ing protein biosynthesis through binding to the 30S ribosome

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