957 resultados para Almela i Vives, Francesc, 1903-1967-Biografías
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Es reimpr. de la ed.: Valensia: Imp. de El Avisaor Valensiá, 1864
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Sign.: [ ]2, 2[calderón]4, A-Z4, 2A-2Y4, 2Z2
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Encab. tomado de Fuster: "Biblioteca Valenciana", T. II, p. 268
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Encab. tomado de Fuster : "Biblioteca Valenciana", T. II, p. 268
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Encab. tomado de Fuster: "Biblioteca Valenciana", T. II, p. 268
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Encab. tomado de Palau, II, 21867
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Pie de imp. tomado de colofón
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Nº 1189 del catálogo Fons de Teatre Valencià de la Biblioteca Bas Carbonell
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Nº 1190 del catálogo Fons de Teatre Valencià de la Biblioteca Bas Carbonell
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Contiene: LANGEWIESCHE, Dieter, La época del Estado-Nación en Europa, Valencia, PUV, 2012, 183 pp. Edición a cargo de Jesús Millán y María Cruz Romeo. / Rafael Serrano García; BUTRÓN, Gonzalo; RÚJULA, Pedro (eds.), Los sitios en la Guerra de la Independencia: la lucha en las ciudades, Madrid, Sílex Ediciones-Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Cádiz, 2012, 411 pp. / Rafael Fernández Sirvent; MORENO ALONSO, Manuel, La Constitución de Cádiz. Una mirada crítica, Sevilla, Ediciones Alfar, 2011, 440 pp. / Mª del Mar Alarcón Alarcón; VARELA SUANZES-CARPEGNA, Joaquín, La monarquía doceañista (1810-1837). Avatares, encomios y denuestos de una extraña forma de gobierno, Madrid, Marcial Pons, 2013, 480 pp. / Emilio La Parra López; SÁNCHEZ COLLANTES, Sergio, Sediciosos y románticos. El papel de Asturias en las insurrecciones contra la Monarquía durante el siglo XIX, Gijón, Zahorí Ediciones, 2011, 197 pp. / Juan Boris Ruiz Núñez; COLL MOSCARDÓ, Miguel, De la discordia a la comunión: el Dr. Sardá y los Jesuitas (1882-1907), Roma, Instituto Español de Historia Eclesiástica, 2013, separata del nº 53-54 (2006-2007) de Anthologica Annua, 290 pp. / Antonio Moliner Prada; SALORT I VIVES, Salvador, Revoluciones industriales, trabajo y Estado de Bienestar. La gran ruptura mundial contemporánea, Madrid, Sílex, 2012, 311 pp. / Mª del Mar Alarcón Alarcón; RISQUES I CORBELLA, Manel (dir.), Un segle d’història de Catalunya en fotografíes, 4 vols., Barcelona, Enciclopèdia Catalana, 2010-2012 / Francisco Sevillano Calero; MEDINA DOMÉNECH, Rosa María, Ciencia y sabiduría del amor. Una historia cultural del franquismo (1940-1960), Madrid, Vervuert, 2013, 276 pp. / Miren Llona González; MORADIELLOS, Enrique, Clío y las aulas. Ensayo sobre Educación e Historia, Badajoz, Diputación de Badajoz, 2013, 320 pp. / Emilio La Parra López.
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Background. Health care professionals, especially those working in primary health-care services, can play a key role in preventing and responding to intimate partner violence. However, there are huge variations in the way health care professionals and primary health care teams respond to intimate partner violence. In this study we tested a previously developed programme theory on 15 primary health care center teams located in four different Spanish regions: Murcia, C Valenciana, Castilla-León and Cantabria. The aim was to identify the key combinations of contextual factors and mechanisms that trigger a good primary health care center team response to intimate partner violence. Methods. A multiple case-study design was used. Qualitative and quantitative information was collected from each of the 15 centers (cases). In order to handle the large amount of information without losing familiarity with each case, qualitative comparative analysis was undertaken. Conditions (context and mechanisms) and outcomes, were identified and assessed for each of the 15 cases, and solution formulae were calculated using qualitative comparative analysis software. Results. The emerging programme theory highlighted the importance of the combination of each team’s self-efficacy, perceived preparation and women-centredness in generating a good team response to intimate partner violence. The use of the protocol and accumulated experience in primary health care were the most relevant contextual/intervention conditions to trigger a good response. However in order to achieve this, they must be combined with other conditions, such as an enabling team climate, having a champion social worker and having staff with training in intimate partner violence. Conclusions. Interventions to improve primary health care teams’ response to intimate partner violence should focus on strengthening team’s self-efficacy, perceived preparation and the implementation of a woman-centred approach. The use of the protocol combined with a large working experience in primary health care, and other factors such as training, a good team climate, and having a champion social worker on the team, also played a key role. Measures to sustain such interventions and promote these contextual factors should be encouraged.
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