Kei: Kutemukan Cinta di Tengah Perang (2013) is a novel by Erni Aladjai that tells the dark events of Ambon civil war 1999 occurred in (Kei Islands). The problem this research how author reconstructs memory and trauma caused psychic wounds for survivors, becomes middle voice. descriptive analysis method was used to look at narrative as well text gave rise construction traumatic memory. Meanwhil...

Thoracolumbar fractures constitute 75% of the cases spine trauma. classification systems are important to diagnose, stage, determine management vertebral lesions, and predict results different treatment options. This narrative review describes how evolved over time with unique features each historically. Radiographs initial step investigation. Magnetic resonance imaging computed tomography help...

Aims: Natural disasters can have an impact on the material (physical), psychological and social aspects. The traumatic experience is a victims that are often found. or stress if it lasts for 6 months will result in PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder). There various interventions to treat PTSD, this intervention known as trauma healing. Trauma healing be one of appropriate rehabilitation tools...

Colonial policies in Canada have led to social disruption and intergenerational trauma across Indigenous nations, contributing to high rates of sexualized violence within many communities. While mental health and social science discourse has identified the harmful impacts of violence against Indigenous women in Canada, there continues to be a lack of focus on the unique mental health needs of I...

Resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta (REBOA) is an endovascular technique that allows for temporary occlusion of the aorta in patients with severe, life-threatening, trauma-induced noncompressible hemorrhage arising below the diaphragm. REBOA utilizes a transfemoral balloon catheter inserted in a retrograde fashion into the aorta to provide inflow control and support blood ...

As numerous scholars have noted, cancer survivorship is often represented in popular discourse as providing an opportunity for a physical, emotional, and spiritual makeover. However, this idea that cancer enables the self to be remade on all levels is also increasingly evoked in the field of psychosocial oncology. Exploring cancer survivorship as a biopolitical phenomenon, I focus on two concep...

How can authors fictionalise trauma without cognitively suffering intense vicarious in that writing process? This paper explores this question through the lens of fictionalised Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) representations domestic noir narratives. Domestic operates within constraints a space is subverted from sanctuary to potential psychological tyranny or violence. may include reiterative c...

The application of psychological debriefing has become an expected and widespread intervention following exposure to trauma. This article assesses the wisdom of such an approach and reports upon expert consensus regarding its use. Meta-analytic and narrative reviews are summarised and areas of agreement and disagreement are outlined. In sum, it was concluded that the majority of people do not b...

BACKGROUND There is a lack of research reporting on the physical and emotional experiences of women who sustain severe perineal trauma (third and fourth degree tears). When the researcher identifies with the group being researched, autoethnography can allow an insight into the experiences of the marginalised group through the telling of a personal story. The aim of this paper is to share the jo...