Action Research: Benevolence and Barriers of Reciprocal Career Plan for Cancer Community

Barriers of molecular epidemiology in Iran: Action plan and necessary steps

Antimicrobial resistance: a plan of action for community practice.

Antibiotic resistance was once confined primarily to hospitals but is becoming increasingly prevalent in family practice settings, making daily therapeutic decisions more challenging. Recent reports of pediatric deaths and illnesses in communities in the United States have raised concerns about the implications and future of antibiotic resistance. Because 20 percent to 50 percent of antibiotic ...

Rethinking natural altruism: simple reciprocal interactions trigger children's benevolence.

A very simple reciprocal activity elicited high degrees of altruism in 1- and 2-y-old children, whereas friendly but nonreciprocal activity yielded little subsequent altruism. In a second study, reciprocity with one adult led 1- and 2-y-olds to provide help to a new person. These results question the current dominant claim that social experiences cannot account for early occurring altruistic be...

Praxis: a Paradigm for Action Research

Action research is a research methodology with a dual purpose (action and research). Action research as other research approach is led through a paradigm or a philosophical perspective. This article briefly describes paradigm, research paradigm and discuss about “which paradigm (positivism, interpretive, or praxis) does cover action research?”.

Developing Plan of action and strategic map for "Nursing Sciences development": an experience

Developing Plan of action and strategic map for "Nursing Sciences development": an experience