... the UK’s Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme (VPRS) and Community Sponsorship (CS) programme, focusing on relationship quality, the support offered, and effects on integration. Results show that CS refugees tend to have more relationships providing emotional support, while VPRS refugees often lack...

... environment reduced the risk of mortality (hazard ratio [HR]: 0.78; 95% confidence interval [CI]: 0.63–0.98), with the role of emotional support being particularly important. Furthermore, higher age was associated with an increased mortality risk (HR: 1.08; 95% CI: 1.05–1.11), while female sex (HR: 0.64; 95...

... and confirm the positive reception and usefulness of the survey, supporting the use of five attributes to evaluate group collaboration and the usage of a peer assessment survey to assess group work. teamwork group problems survey design peer assessment emotional support • Four studies were conducted...

... with providing both medical care and emotional support. In general, fear has been found to play a role in the emotional experience of breast cancer patients, and current trends have shown an increase in the rate of patients refusing surgery, leading to increasing rates of mortality ( Gaitanidis et al., 2018...

...Yao Sun; Moez Farokhnia Hamedani; Giti Javidi; Ehsan Sheybani; Feng Hao online community perceived emotional support sense of virtual community perceived social norm COVID-19 vaccine attitude University of South Florida 10.13039/100008900 Corresponding author. E-mail: [email protected] ©...

... such that chatbots are not able to feel human emotions and their responses are programmed. The algorithm-based emotional support may appear to be scripted and ungenuine. People are then less likely to consider chatbots as real sources of emotional support. In contrast, human partners are believed to have the ability...

... emotional support. Documentation may be required of passengers needing to travel with an emotional support or psychiatric service animal. ( DOT, 2019 , para. 1) Air carriers are not required to accept ESAs in cabins without documentation from a licensed mental health professional. Documentation provided...

... peer relationships. Type 1 diabetes Youth Peers Emotional support Extreme peer orientation Person-centered Having Type 1 diabetes during adolescence and emerging adulthood is challenging. Adolescents are expected to become increasingly independent from parents and form strong emotional ties...

... in the loneliness-related brain regions. The results showed that loneliness was positively related to the mean ALFF value within right inferior temporal gyrus (ITG). In addition, the negative relation between emotional support and loneliness was explained by a decrease in the spontaneous neural activity within...

...) emotional support psychosocial needs communication sexual behaviour Recently, a link between human papillomavirus (HPV) and oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma (OPSCC) has become a focus of attention for oncologists and epidemiologists [ 1 , 2 ]. HPV-associated oropharynx cancers generally present...

... posts relate more to nonterminal physical conditions (irritable bowel syndrome, diabetes, asthma). There is no gender difference across conditions, although prostate cancer forums are oriented toward informational support, whereas breast cancer forums rather feature emotional support. Across diseases...

... rates further. It has, however, become increasingly apparent that patients need emotional support to navigate their cancer journey and successfully integrate back into society and daily life. Emotional support is vital as many people who have been through SCCHN, particularly younger patients, may have...

... AMI, and comorbidities were relatively common, including diabetes (28%), chronic lung disease (12%), and chronic renal failure (9%). At hospital presentation, 33% of patients were smokers, 22% were depressed, and 14% reported low emotional support. Comparisons of patient characteristics by baseline...

... between family involvement and perceived emotional support would be greater among patients with poor health. We also anticipated that patients' self-rated health would moderate the association between family member involvement and psychological distress. Thus, we hypothesized that among relatively healthy...

... in the amelioration of musculoskeletal ill-health is identified, e.g. the contribution of social support received away from the workplace. Key words Back; coping; disability retirement; emotional support; inequality; musculoskeletal morbidity; restricted...

... support—low social integration and low emotional attachment—to be predictive of coronary morbidity, independently of other risk factors. Coronary disease Social integration Emotional support Social class Psychological stress Several studies have demonstrated that social networks predict all-cause...

... concerns and uses insight and the safety of the therapeutic relationship to promote growth. The importance of further outreach to partners of women who were sexually abused as children and the need for increased attention to other partner populations are highlighted. child sexual abuse emotional support...

... for the facilitation of these latter two actions, although the ethics therein come into question when detachment hinders the patient's wellbeing. Patients need emotional support and communication, especially when making difficult medical decisions. A doctor's emphatic presence by itself can present opportunities...

...; emotional support; intellectual discussions; and competition. Contrary to conventional wisdom, students are quite savvy in recognizing that friends can distract them and in strategically using friends to help them improve their academics. cautionary tale testimonies of imbalance Coleman James strategies...

...Gerald P. Koocher, John C. Norcross, and Beverly A. Greene Chapter 104 provides guidelines for dealing with licensing board and ethics complaints, such as the importance of understanding the nature of the complaint, its potential consequences, the rules that apply to responses, emotional support...