Conflict management as a means to the sustainable use of natural resources

Abstract

Social inequalities of functioning and perceived health in Switzerland: a representative cross-sectional analysis.

Many people worldwide live with a disability, i.e. limitations in functioning. The prevalence is expected to increase due to demographic change and the growing importance of non-communicable disease and injury. To date, many epidemiological studies have used simple dichotomous measures of disability, even though the WHO's International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health (ICF) provides a multi-dimensional framework of functioning. We aimed to examine associations of socio-economic status (SES) and social integration in 3 core domains of functioning (impairment, pain, limitations in activity and participation) and perceived health. We conducted a secondary analysis of representative cross-sectional data of the Swiss Health Survey 2007 including 10,336 female and 8,424 male Swiss residents aged 15 or more. Guided by a theoretical ICF-based model, 4 mixed effects Poisson regressions were fitted in order to explain functioning and perceived health by indicators of SES and social integration. Analyses were stratified by age groups (15-30, 31-54, ≥55 years). In all age groups, SES and social integration were significantly associated with functional and perceived health. Among the functional domains, impairment and pain were closely related, and both were associated with limitations in activity and participation. SES, social integration and functioning were related to perceived health. We found pronounced social inequalities in functioning and perceived health, supporting our theoretical model. Social factors play a significant role in the experience of health, even in a wealthy country such as Switzerland. These findings await confirmation in other, particularly lower resourced settings.

Rikostuomion perusteleminen ja oikeudenkäynnin nopeusvaatimus

Kirjoitus perustuu Helsingin hovioikeuden julkaiseman Rikostuomion perusteleminen -teoksen (toim. allekirjoittanut sekä professori Raimo Lahti ja OTL Timo Ojala) julkistamistilaisuudessa 19.12.2005 pidettyyn esitykseen

Statuta synodalia Burdegalensia.

F. 1 et 11v Constitutiones synodales Gerardi de Malemort et Petri de Roncevaux, archiep. Burdigalensium. F. 16, 21 et 23 Conciles de Compiègne, 1238 (Mansi, XXIII, 485-496), Ruffec, 1258 (ibid., 983-988) et Cognac, 1262 (ibid., 1105-1110). F. 23v NICOLAS III, Bulle du 13 déc. 1279 ; cf. Potthast, Regesta, n° 21665. F. 24v Concile de Bourges, 1276 (Mansi, XXIV, 165-180). F. 32v Constitutiones Arnaldi de Chanteloup, archiep. Burdegalensis, 1326 et 1329. F. 34 Concile d'Angoulême, 1343, et constitutions synodales de Pierre de Luce, archev. de Bordeaux, 1343-1345. F. 36v Constitutions de 1356. F. 37v Constitutio Petri la Colre, vicarii gen. Burdegalensis. F. 40 Constitutiones Amanei de la Mothe, archiep. Burdegalensis, 1358. F. 56 Constitutiones. Gerardi de Malemort. F. 57 et 58 Constitutiones « domini Petri » et « domini A. ». F. 62 Concile de Périgueux, 1365.

Quaestiones Johannis Duns Scoti super quartum librum Sententiarum

Comprend : Summaria recapitulatio quarti libri Scoti ex Collectario Vorrilonis

The p22phox C242T gene polymorphism is associated with a reduced risk of angiographically verified coronary artery disease in a high-risk Finnish Caucasian population. The Finnish Cardiovascular Study.

American Heart Journal Vol. 152, Issue 3, pp 538-542, 2006