11 resultados para Performance anxiety

em Institute of Public Health in Ireland, Ireland


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Summary Report September 1996

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Report Published December 1998

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Performance Tables 1999-2000 (20/12/00)

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Performance Tables for 1998-1999 (18/11/99)

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The Charter for Patients and Clients

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The Charter for Patients and Clients

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Performance-Related Awards: Health Boards Scheme This progress report to September 2003 on the performance-related awards scheme for senior health board management has been prepared by the Committee for Performance Awards for the Health Board Scheme, in line with the recommendation in Report No. 38 of the Review Body for Higher Remuneration in the Public Sector, to contribute to the Review Bodyâ?Ts consideration at its next general review (para 13.4). Click here to download PDF 93kb

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The primary aim of this study was to investigate the effect of different drinking patterns in an Irish population on ability to cope with stress. Coping ability comprised approach coping responses, avoidance coping responses and trait anxiety levels. Coping responses were measured by the coping responses inventory (CRI, Moos, 1993) and trait anxiety by the state-trait anxiety inventory (STAI, Spielberger, 1983). A total of 128 participants took part in the study and were recruited from alcohol treatment centres and the general population.This resource was contributed by The National Documentation Centre on Drug Use.

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High risk groups for depression and anxiety disorders include those with co-occuring alcohol or other drug misuse.This resource was contributed by The National Documentation Centre on Drug Use.