... pollution, resource depletion, and labor exploitation. The circular economy’s principle of reuse offers a potential solution, but more research is needed to facilitate this transition. The informal sector plays a key role in waste reuse, yet its integration with formal regulatory framework and waste...

... in any way, and that the work is properly cited. For commercial re-use, please contact [email protected] Abstract It is essential that formal models come with interpretations: accounts of how the models relate to the phenomena. The traditional representation of degrees of belief...

.... predictability complexity triple network clozapine formal thought disorder psychosis DMN abnormalities have also been associated with core symptoms of schizophrenia, ²⁷ including the disorganization ^{28 , 29} —a symptom cluster characterized by incoherent thinking and speech...

...’ knowledge of, access to, and utilization of formal services in community settings. Alzheimer’s disease Caregiving Formal Care Long-term Services and Supports Focus Group Methodology Accepted Manuscript Diagnose & Adios : Multi-Perspective Insights on Formal Service Use in Dementia Family Caregivers...

... under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Objectives To explore how informal and formal home care was balanced for older adults under the weakening informal caregiving systems due...

...*Felice Iasevoli; Federica Iannotta; Mariateresa Ciccarelli; Giuseppe De Simone; Rita Francese artifical intelligence formal thought disorder treatment resistant schizophrenia natural language processing Abstract Background Schizophrenia (SCZ) is a severe mental disorder characterized...

... documentation or extracting information from free text. Caregiving—formal Caregiving—informal Dementia Digital technology Medication optimization National Institutes of Health 10.13039/100000002 R21AG075928 Swiss National Science Foundation 10.13039/501100001711 P500PM_206728 Care partners...

...). Conclusions Accounting for older adults’ whole journey across living and care settings, we identified transition-specific predictors and potential triggers that could be timely leveraged to better tailor care to older adults’ needs. care transitions ageing hospitalisation nursing home placement formal...

... semantic net knowledge base knowledge graph Semantic Web Linked Data RDF RDFS OWL formal ontology ontological language ontological pattern n-ary relation relation reification PROL first-order language statement reification intensional meaning sense reference The development...

... and formal learning. The formal learning included within the NI FTY programme consists of development day sessions with associated pre-requisite materials, including exam-style questions. The TPs attend 13 development days which are focused on high and medium weighted topics within the Registration...

... is understood as a reference to the material requirements of publishing relentlessly in order to make or advance a career in contemporary academia. In this article, I show that Publish or Perish is also a cultural narrative that appears to provide a formal rationalistic solution to the uncertainty of early...

... employed in NHs. Caregiver stress Caregiving—formal Long-term care Organizational and institutional issues Workforce issues Variable definitions and items were derived from the WFHS (2016) Employee-Workplace Measures Book and the WFHN (2014) Manager Interview Measures Book. Staff were asked...

... in their updating methods. We find that Dempster–Shafer theory does not avoid the Ambiguity Dilemma. We discuss the implications of this result. belief functions decisions under severe uncertainty Dempster–Shafer theory formal epistemology Imprecise Bayesianism Imprecise probability Inductive logics...

... real computation programs from constructive proofs. Our formalization differs from similar approaches, in that we formalize the reals in a conceptually similar way as some mature implementations of exact real computation. Primitive operations on reals can be extracted directly to the corresponding...

... constitutes a closing theme in a sonata-form exposition. William Caplin’s formal-functional theory essentially rejects the notion, while conversely it is upheld in James Hepokoski and Warren Darcy’s sonata theory. For them, a “C-theme” is defined contextually, as occurring after a decisive cadence. Yet...

... where policies for coverage for paid care vary significantly by state ( Kaye, 2014 ; PHI, 2023 ). Paid caregivers are typically placed in the home to help with discrete functional tasks like assisting with bathing, dressing, or toileting; formal care plans from home care agencies focus...

...Joseph Svec; Natasha Nemmers; Jeong Eun Lee; Zhen Cong In the extant literature, several models distinguish the varying effects of formal and informal support for caregivers. A notable model, Cantor’s hierarchical compensatory model ( 1989 ), proposes that caregiving preferences of care recipients...

... and personally beneficial. While PCCS supported a shift toward a person-centered care approach, further research would help establish approaches to support sustainability of PCCS training and use in wider contexts. dementia music person-centered care formal caregivers training Globally, the growing...

... efficient and formal causation and explanation. I will discuss a few interesting consequences. symmetry formal cause formal explanation efficient cause Plato Aristotle The answer to ‘Can the dimples on a golf ball be evenly spaced?’ is no, they cannot, which might come as a surprise. I will explain why...

...-identification is very likely(quasi-identifiers). Finding such sets is a persistent activity in RBM. The thesis of the paper is that the so-called Formal Concept Analysis (FCA) can help to design metrics, semantic in nature, which consider some amount of implicit knowledge in the dataset...