Siblings Dealing with Pediatric Cancer: A Family- and Context-oriented Approach

advantages and disadvantages of studying the family as a context approach when dealing with a school aged child di¬agnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

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Dealing with Context through Action-Oriented Predictive Processing

(e.g., the current place: restaurant or swimming pool) and the internal state (including for instance metabolic needs) of the individual agent into account. The “behavior setting” (Barker, 1968; Heft, 2001) is an excellent predictor of what action possibilities will show up for a person as relevant: when we are in a restaurant the possibility of calling a waiter is relevant but not when we are ...

A Context-Oriented Synchronization Approach

Synchronization gained great importance in modern applications and allows mobility in the context of information technology. Users are not limited to one computer any more, but can take their data with them on a laptop. Two common architectures have been developed recently, the Data-Centric Architecture as well as the ServiceOriented Architecture. This paper compares two existing technologies f...

Dealing with office emergencies. Stepwise approach for family physicians.

OBJECTIVE To develop a simple stepwise approach to initial management of emergencies in family physicians' offices; to review how to prepare health care teams and equipment; and to illustrate a general approach to three of the most common office emergencies. QUALITY OF EVIDENCE MEDLINE was searched from January 1980 to December 2001. Articles were selected based on their clinical relevance, q...

Siblings of Pediatric Cancer Patients: Stress and Psychological Outcomes