Concerned protesters: from compassion to retaliation

Toxicity from Nanomaterials: What to be Concerned

The evolution of the thoughts of protesters to hijab from the Naserid era to the second Pahlavi period (1227-1320)

Following the confrontation of modern thinkers with modernity, the votes of the hijab protestors were raised as preparation of intellectualism and modernity requirements. The present article by using a documentary-analytical method investigates the development of the hijab critics’ theories during the 1227 to 1320 period by describing their beliefs and performances to explain the influential f...

Retaliation Against Protocol Attacks

Security protocols intend to give their parties reasonable assurance that certain security properties will protect their communication session. However, the literature confirms that the protocols may suffer subtle and hidden attacks. Flawed protocols are customarily sent back to the design process, but the costs of reengineering a deployed protocol may be prohibitive. This paper outlines the co...

Effect of abortion protesters on women's emotional response to abortion.

BACKGROUND Little is known about women's experiences with and reactions to protesters and how protesters affect women's emotional responses to abortion. STUDY DESIGN We interviewed 956 women seeking abortion between 2008 and 2010 at 30 U.S. abortion care facilities and informants from 27 of these facilities. RESULTS Most facilities reported a regular protester presence; one third identified...

From Compassion Fatigue to Resilience: Children's Hospital Colorado

From Compassion Fatigue to Resilience: Children’s Hospital Colorado Kelly Johnson, MSN, RN, CRRN, NEA-BC/Dr Dori Biester Chair in Pediatric Care Services; Chris Griffin RN, BSN, CPN Background: Healthcare is a stressful profession. The executives at Children’s Hospital Colorado are well aware of the affects that caring for sick children and the pressure associated with it have on our entire sta...