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Culture and personality disorders : Self-harm in Sweden: A national response with treatment implications for those with or without borderline perso- nality disorder

Objectives: The purpose of this presentation is to discuss Sweden’s national recommendations for mental health treatment provided to self-harming individuals in the country. The recommendations were based upon a Self-Harm Quality Standard (2013) published by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) adapted to Swedish health care and cultural context. Methods: A review and synt

How can the real estate sector transition to circular economy? : Approaches for Real Estate Management

Gränsens återkomst : Bron, den djupa staten och modernitetens skiftande skepnader

The Poem as Concert. Lidner, Oxenstierna and the Unity of the Long Poem

This article adresses the problem of literary unity as is is posed by two late eighteenth century long poems, "Året 1783" by Bengt Lidner and Skördarne by Johan Gabriel Oxenstierna. By investigating the relations between poetry, poetics and practical criticism it seeks to document a situation in which new poems failed to achieve the kind of unity found in the traditional long poem, i.e. the epic.

Continental and global scale impacts assessments

Progymnasmata as rhetorical theory made easy and teachable

Supply chain risk sharing contracts from buyers’ perspective: content and experiences

Speaking of change: A review of new communication approaches to the study of organizational change

Henriette Sophie Widerberg and the Autobiographical Underground of the Swedish 1800s

Relationships between Adult Attachment and Caregiving Representations in Parents

Long-term pain conditions after a stroke.

New tools for probing biological extremes of ionizing radiation

Three different biological extremes of irradiation of living organisms, both human and animal, have been investigated and are presented in this thesis. Central to the thesis is the concept of bystander effects of ionizing radiation, i.e. biological responses in a cell that are not caused by that cell receiving a direct hit by ionizing radiation but by the fact that a neighbouring cell has been hit

Somewhere in Scandinavia 1939–45 : Moving Images and the Second World War Across Scandinavian Borders

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Abstract in German A complete documentation of the castles in SE Denmark

Performance Improvements for the Rasterization Pipeline

Assyrian Youths in a "Concentration School" in Sweden: A Case Study

Flytande gränser : dansk-svenska förbindelser efter 1658

Transcriptome analysis of Stagonospora nodorum: gene models, effectors, metabolism and pantothenate dispensability.

The wheat pathogen Stagonospora nodorum, causal organism of the wheat disease Stagonospora nodorum blotch, has emerged as a model for the Dothideomycetes, a large fungal taxon that includes many important plant pathogens. The initial annotation of the genome assembly included 16 586 nuclear gene models. These gene models were used to design a microarray that has been interrogated with labelled tra

Autonomy and control in everyday life in care of older people in nursing homes

The Transition From Rookie to Genuine Nurse: Narratives From Swedish Nurses 1 Year After Graduation

This article describes nurses' experiences during their first year after graduation, based on the qualitative content analysis of eight interviews. The results show that the nurses experienced a transition from "being a rookie," including being accepted as a member of the team and respected as a colleague, to "becoming a genuine nurse," including the feeling of being able to shoulder responsibilit