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Most information system researchers innovate a new product. Academic researchers often miss their flow between methodology, analysis and findings when they rely on social research tools. There they use inference, intution to introduce innovation where evaluators undermine the issue.
Could we share experience, difficulties, findings if we have ever found the case ?
Case studies relating to service provision would also be appreciated.
Dear colleagues,
in the frame of Higher Education the Teaching-Research-Practice Nexus (TRPN) considers an equal linking of the subjects to achieve sustainability in applied teaching through a holistic framework, which generally refers to the "research-teaching-practice triangle" according to Kaplan (1989). The methodology underlines the challenges associated with a Nexus approach: the topics to be linked, their linking mechanisms, and the respective communication mechanisms. The conceptual definition underlines the challenges associated with a Nexus approach, for which we intend to collect more information with this questionnaire:
- Which topics should be linked to one another in Higher Education using which linking mechanisms?
- Which communication mechanisms are used at your institution as the basis for linking?
We kindly ask you to support us with the data collection through filling the attached questionnaire. We please you to return the filled questionnaire to petra.schneider@hs-magdeburg.de. Thank you very much in advance !
You are also kindly invited to share the questionnaire with other colleagues and to put also your informations, suggestions, and recommendations here or into the mail with the returned questionnaire. Filling the questionnaire will take 5 minutes.
Kind regards, Petra Schneider
University of Applied Sciences Magdeburg-Stendal, Germany
Like many countries in the Pacific there are many other factors that affect service delivery that need to be considered in proving comprehensive services in communities. Family Planning Programs is no exception and so how would one address family planning programs through a health systems development perspective?
Lived experience as a concept bears a great resemblance to key ideas in disability studies. I am wondering whether it has grown out of infleunces from disability advocay or whether it has developd separately.
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This is the attachment of abstract, please contact me if you are interested in to our project.
My main research question is: Are social policies and services regarding people with disabilities in PNG developing in ways to serve the community there?
These are some of the related questions I am asking.
What are the social policies that exists in PNG on disabilities?
What the factors (barriers and enablers) influencing social policies on disabilities?
newly established Protection Division should be responsible for the mainstreaming of protection, gender and disability in your programmes in an integrated fashion to strengthen approach to protection in line with the new Medium Term Strategy (2016-21). As part of the efforts to mainstream disability, guidelines on disability inclusion have been developed, updating the previous Disability Toolkit developed in 2013, to create a consistent understanding of disability in theory and in practice.
2. The first phase of roll-out of the guidelines is planned through workshops in this year to field test the contents and receive comments from staff working on disability issues.
3. Following discussions and feedback from the workshops. The disability awareness sections of the guidelines will also be made available as a training module to support staff engaged in raising awareness on disability as part of mainstreaming work.
4. This guidance note provides an overview of planning and implementing these workshops. While a standardised approach is proposed this can be adapted to the specific needs .
Objectives
5. The overall objective of the disability workshops is to create a consistent understanding of disability in both conceptual and operational terms.
Specifically, the workshops will:
• Familiarise the participants with the international human rights framework on disability and key aspects of Disability Policy;
• Establish a common understanding of disability particularly how disability arises from the interaction of barriers with persons with impairments;
• Elicit agreement on ‘person with disability’ for services and data collection purposes;
• Provide an overview of disability mainstreaming, disability inclusive development and considerations in project/programme cycle management .
• Outline the importance of using appropriate language and terminology around disability(disability priorities for 2016) .
Research papers are needed for an asingment about the online communication strategy, website design strategy etc. of health organizations or related non guvernamental organizations with main interest in helping disabled people. Please contribute with an answer if you know of such work.
I would like to refer the ADA category of AT to my thesis, but I can't find it on the web page of ADA or on others publications. Could someone please help me? Thanks in advance.
I am using ICF as a conceptual framework in research of school to work transition for young people with disability. I am also using social inclusion theory for analysis and ICF to frame the questions and design research instruments but am struggling with how to use ICF framework as its implication is large. If you could please suggest sample of the question guide, it would be wonderful.
Thank you,
Huong
Is anyone doing research on evaluating the psychological and long term effects of systemic abuse of individuals in group homes and its relationship to forms of domestic violence and child abuse and long term outcomes for people with disabilities and their families?
I am aware of many studies that try to measure the costs of disability through a "standards of living" approach (following Zaidi and Burchardt), but is anyone aware of studies that try to measure the direct costs of disability -- that is the extra expenditures made by families with members with disabilities -- especially in developing countries
Could anyone recommend references about implementation of meeting space for individuals with intellectual disabilities ?
I have found much that has been written about attitudes, barriers etc to employing people with disabilities, but much less about the direct impact of the supervisor. I am looking for recent resources.
We are in the process of opening a PSH community targeting intellectually disabled people wish to live independently. If anyone with experience with this population would like to share we would love to hear from you.
I'm looking at academics for co-authoring a paper comparing Australia, USA and UK disability and education legislation.
Among the well known and analyzed existing models of disability in the literature, (such as medical and social, along with many of their variants) the interesting issue would be associated with cultures. What is(are) the cultural model(s) of disability(ies) ?
Please share your references, opinions and ideas.
Regulations related to people with disabilities and transport
With welfare policy I mean what in spanish is called "asistencialismo". Disability has historically been understood as a problem that only could be faced through the provision of subsidies that at last grow dependency bonds between the state and the grant recipient. This kind of policy can´t be kept on in a long term.