15 research outputs found
Onttrekkingen en recidive tijdens tbs-verlof: kleine aantallen
BACKGROUND: Leave is an essential part of treatment within the framework of the tbs measure (court ordered psychiatric treatment for offenders with a mental disorder). Traditionally, these leaves lead to concerns about safety. AIM: To study how often tbs-patients do not return from leave (on time) and how often they commit a crime during an unauthorized absence (UA). In addition, we investigate whether patient or offence characteristics can predict an UA. METHOD: All UA’s between 2009-2020 were examined. We also analysed the patient characteristics of 11,525 permit applications between 2010 and 2018 from the registration system of the Advisory Board for Permitting Leave TBS (AVT). RESULTS: 2.5% of the applications for leave between 2009 and 2020 involved an UA and 0.15% involved an UA with a recidivism. Patients with a cluster B personality disorder, substance use disorder, mood disorder, attention disorder, arson or a serious violent crime as an index offence had a significantly higher chance of having an UA. However, these associations were very weak. The risk factor violation of conditions (from the Dutch risk assessment tool, the HKT (Historical, Clinical, Future)) was also a significant but very weak predictor of UA. CONCLUSION: UA is a rare event. Despite the fact that some patient and offence characteristics were associated with an UA, this relationship is weak and predicting an UA is difficult
Psychotic versus non-psychotic firesetters: similarities and differences in characteristics
Toward a Classification of Juvenile Offenders: Subgroups of Serious Juvenile Offenders and Severity of Recidivism
The observation of mental disorder and dangerousness in arsonists: a contemporary appraisal of changes in Dutch forensic mental health cases
HAMK Kaupallisten tapahtumien liiketoimintamalli
Tämän opinnäytetyön toimeksiantajana toimii Hämeen ammattikorkeakoulun Työelämän lähipalvelut. Opinnäytetyön tavoitteena oli määritellä Työelämän lähipalveluiden kaupallisten tapahtumien liiketoimintamalli. Liiketoimintamallin tavoitteena on toimia kaupallisten tapahtumien tuotantoprosessin tukena. Liiketoimintamalli havainnollistetaan Business Model Canvas-työkalua hyväksi käyttäen.
Työn teoriaosuus koostuu liiketoimintamallista, liiketoimintamallin rakentamisesta ja tapahtumatuotannosta. Liiketoimintamallin teoriaa avataan käyttäen Business Model Canvas-työkalun kokonaisuuksia hyväksi käyttäen. Työhön on tehty teemahaastattelu, jossa haastateltiin kolmea henkilöä jotka toimivat tapahtumatuotannon asiantuntijoina. Haastattelun avulla selvitettiin Työelämän lähipalveluiden kaupallisten tapahtumien nykytilannetta ja tulevaisuuden mahdollisuuksia. Haastattelun tulokset on huomioitu liiketoimintamallia rakentaessa.
Opinnäytetyön tuloksena on syntynyt kaupallisten tapahtumien liiketoi-mintamalli. Liiketoimintamalli havainnollistaa kaupallisten tapahtumien asiakaskuntaa, myyntiä, tapahtumatuotantoa ja kustannustehokasta ajattelua. Opinnäytetyön loppuun on koottu kehitysehdotukset. Kehitysehdotuksissa käydään läpi kokonaisuuksia, jotka saattaisivat parantaa kaupallisten tapahtumien tuotantoprosessia.This thesis was commissioned by the Business Services of Häme Univer-sity of Applied Sciences. The subject of this thesis was to make a business model of the commercial events of the Business Services. The business model is made to be part of the commercial events’ production process. The business model is illustrated by using the Business Model Canvas tool.
The theoretical part of the thesis deals with the parts of the business model, how to build a business model and the event production. The business model itself is opened by using the Business Model Canvas tool. The thesis uses a qualitative research method. The study was made by in-terviewing three professional event organizers. The point of the interview was to clarify the current status of the Business services’ commercial events and the possibilities of the future. The results of the interviews were used when creating the actual business model.
As the result of this thesis, the business model was created for the Business Services. The business model elaborates customer markets, sales, event production and cost-efficiency approach of commercial events. The final part of the thesis compiles the development points, which could help the production process of the commercial events
Histochemical and histological investigations on the human Fallopian tube under different hormonal influences
The impact of recovery of visuo-spatial neglect on motor recovery of the upper paretic limb after stroke
The aim of the current study was to investigate the longitudinal relationship between improvements of synergism and strength of the upper paretic limb and severity of visuo-spatial neglect during the first 52 weeks post-stroke. The longitudinal association between severity of VSN and motor impairment using Fugl Meyer motor score and Motricity Index of the arm was measured in an intensive repeated measurement design including 18 measurement sessions for each subject. Neglect was assessed using the letter cancellation test applied in a prospective cohort of 101 ischemic, first-ever, hemispheric stroke patients. All time-dependent measures were taken weekly, starting within 14 days post-stroke. From week 10 to 20 biweekly measurements are obtained. The longitudinal relationship of (bi)weekly time on improvement of motor functions and severity of neglect was investigated using random coefficient analysis and trend analyses. Fifty-one of the 101 stroke patients showed neglect at stroke onset. Less improvement of synergism and strength of the upper paretic limb was associated with more severe neglect. This association was most pronounced in the first 10 weeks post-stroke. The seemingly suppressive effect of neglect on upper-limb motor recovery appears to take place mainly during spontaneous neurological recovery of first 10 weeks post-stroke. This finding suggests that damage to large-scale white matter tracts of especially the perceptual-attention networks suppress recovery of other networks at distance in the brain suggesting a common underlying mechanism