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Listen and Shut the F**k Up: How to Get Out of Your Own Way
為了解決Dear colleagues 的問題，作者 這樣論述：
This book is for both those entering the workforce and those managing them... For those that are getting ready to integrate themselves into the work force and those that have been there for a short time; and think that they know it all. Why the F**k do you feel so entitled? DO you think this atti
tude will help you get ahead Not.. What you will earn is the wrath of your supervisor and colleagues before you even start rolling up your sleeves. For those managing these newcomers I am here to add some important insight to those that may find themselves at a loss. This my dear friends will not b
e an easy task, and could add a lot of stress to your daily work day. I promise you that the advice in this book will help see you through this.
Global Prevalence of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder During COVID-19 Pandemic and the Effectiveness of Psychotherapies for People with PTSD
為了解決Dear colleagues 的問題，作者NINIK YUNITRI 這樣論述：
Background: More than 70% people in the world exposed to one or more traumatic event during their lifetime. Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a common disorder in populations that have been exposed to severe trauma. PTSD was one of the most common mental health problems and long-term conseque
nces of coronavirus outbreaks. COVID-19 affected our mental health in many ways. High numbers of infection and deaths along with social interaction restrictions have negatively impacted the psychological well-being of individual and society. It increases the vulnerability to develop PTSD. Numerous p
sychotherapies have been developed for people with PTSD. Different approaches applied in facilitating the person to process their traumatic memories. Therefore, there is a need to evaluate the prevalence of PTSD during COVID-19 pandemic and compared the effectiveness of different type of psychothera
pies for people with PTSD.Objectives: The purposes of this study were to (1) determine the prevalence of PTSD during the COVID-19 pandemic among patients/survivors of COVID-19, health professionals, and the population at large, along with the associated risk factors; and (2) explore the comparative
effectiveness of psychotherapies for PTSD on immediate, short-and-long-term follow-up measurements retrieved from RCTs studies in all age groups.Methods:Study 1: A comprehensive literature review on the prevalence of PTSD was conducted in Cochrane library, CINAHL, Embase, Medline-Ovid, PubMed, Scopu
s, and Web of Science without language restriction. We included studies evaluating the prevalence of PTSD during the COVID-19 pandemic either in patient/survivors of COVID-19, health professionals, and the population at large. The data were analyzed using logit transformation with random-effects mod
e using metaprop module in R software version 4.0.2. The quality of studies included were assessed using Hoy and colleagues. While potential publication bias was determined using Peter’s method.Study 2: Literature search was directed in Cochrane library, Embase, Medline-OVID, PsycInfo, PubMed, and S
copus up to March 2021. Studies focused on determining the clinical effectiveness of cognitive processing therapy (CPT), cognitive therapy (CT), eye movement desensitization reprocessing (EMDR), narrative exposure therapy (NET), prolonged exposure (PE), cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT), present-cen
tered therapy (PCT), brief eclectic psychotherapies (BEP), psychodynamic therapy (PDT) or combination among them compared to no treatment (NT) or treatment as usual (TAU) on people with PTSD were included. Frequentist and Bayesian approach were used for analysis using netmeta modul in R software ver
sion 4.0.2. The study quality was determine using GRADE analysis.Results:Study 1: A total of 63 studies (n=124,952) from 24 different countries were analyzed. The overall pooled estimate of PTSD prevalence was 17.52% (95% CI 13.89 to 21.86), with no evidence of publication bias (t=-0.22, p-value=0.8
3). This study found a high prevalence of PTSD among patients with COVID-19 (15.45%; 95% CI 10.59 to 21.99), health professionals (17.23%; 95% CI 11.78 to 24.50), and the population at large (17.34%; 95% CI 12.21 to 24.03). Subgroup analyses showed that those working in COVID-19 units (30.98%; 95% C
I, 16.85 to 49.86), nurses (28.22%; 95% CI, 15.83 to 45.10), those living in European countries (25.05 %; 95% CI 19.14 to 32.06), and studies that used Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale for DSM-5 (CAPS-5) (30.18 %, 95% CI 25.78 to 34.98) demonstrated to have the highest PTSD prevalence compared to o
ther groups. Meta-regression analyses revealed that the elderly (above age 65) had lower PTSD prevalence (-1.75, 95% CI -3.16 to -0.34) than the adult population.Study 2: A total of 141 studies with 8,820 participants. Compared to NT, CPT, CT, NET, EMDR+PE, EMDR, PE, CBT, and PCT were significant to
reduce PTSD symptom (SMD range: -1.57 to -0.84) at posttreatment and ranked accordingly. CPT was the only therapy with large effect size (SMD: -1.12) in short-term follow-up, while CPT and NET both did (SMD range: -0.91 to -0.89) in long-term follow-up. For secondary outcomes, all psychotherapies w
ere effective (RR range: 3.18 to 1.98) in remitting the patients.Conclusions: This study found considerable PTSD prevalence rates in patients/survivors of COVID-19, health professionals, and the population at large. Moderator analysis found age, unit of work, health profession, continent, and PTSD a
ssessment tool as significant moderators. In term of PTSD treatments, CPT, CT, NET, EMDR+PE, EMDR, PE, CBT, PCT showed as effective therapies on PTSD with moderate to large effect in immediate measurement. The remission rates showed all specific psychological treatments tend to decrease the number o
f people who meet PTSD diagnosis at the treatment endpoint. Moderator analyses different rank of psychotherapies between children-adolescent and adults.
Developmental Social Work：Dialogue with Social Innovation
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Developmental social work emphasizes interdisciplinary collaborations and believes it can accurately respond to the issues and the needs of our society. Therefore, more and more non-profit organizations are involved in this field. In Taiwan, the recent social issues, such as the poverty
of young adults and the Long-term Care, all indicate a need for fresh thoughts and working methods. Responding to this need, “social innovation” has been seen as a way of developmental social work practice. Since 2015, Eden Social Welfare Foundation has collaborated with the Department of Social
Work of National Taiwan University to hold three international conferences regarding developmental social work. We published two conference proceedings Developmental Social Work: Theory and Practice and Developmental Social Work: Advancing Policy and Practice. This book focuses on the theme of “s
ocial innovation” and contains various innovative ongoing cases of developmental social work. It also compiles lecture and forum notes to share the concepts, practices, and dialogues of developmental social work, helping readers develop a broader and deeper innovative thinking.
Breastfeeding Practice and Beliefs among Mothers in Vietnam
為了解決Dear colleagues 的問題，作者陳氏創 這樣論述：
Background: Breastfeeding is necessary for infants in the world generally and Vietnam specifically. Even though breastfeeding is beneficial for both infants and mothers, the prevalence of exclusive breastfeeding is still low. Socio-cultural factors, perceived benefits and barriers regarding breastf
eeding may affect the exclusive breastfeeding. However, the limited researches related to the exclusive breastfeeding in Vietnam were found. This study aimed to assess the mothers’ practice of breastfeeding and to examine the related factors associated to the exclusive breastfeeding during the 6-mon
th period after childbirth among mothers with infants aged 6 months old to 2 years old.Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted. A total of 205 mothers whose children aged 6 months to 2 years old participated in the study from Feb 2020 to May 2020. Research ethics was approved by Ho Chi Minh H
eart Institute. IBM SPSS software version 22.0 was used for data analysis.Results: The prevalence of exclusive breastfeeding was 26.8%. The factors affecting the exclusive breastfeeding included baby’s age, baby’s weight, maternal sufficient breast milk in the first 6 months, and the perceived helpf
ulness about husbands' taking care of their babies.Conclusions: Even mothers recognized the importance and benefits of the exclusive breastfeeding, most mothers perceived the barriers to practice the exclusive breastfeeding.Keywords: Breastfeeding, exclusive breastfeeding, knowledge, practice, belie
fs, factors, Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam.AcknowledgementI would like to express my deepest acknowledgement to the leadership team of Meiho University, Taiwan, the leadership team of Nguyen Tat Thanh University, Vietnam that operated Master degree to raise our knowledge for community health care.I woul
d like to acknowledge all professors of Meiho University and Nguyen Tat Thanh University for their teaching during my studying in both Vietnam and Taiwan.I would like to send my thanks to my advisor, Assistant Professor Aih-Fung Chiu – Meiho University, Taiwan, who has been interested in my study, p
rovided excellent academic guidance and encouragements throughout the process of my thesis. She is my key advisor for this thesis. With her professional knowledge, wisdom of advices, her patience with my inexperience, kindest supports during the time I prepared my questionnaires and always encourage
d me when I conducted data collection. She is always attentive and supportive to me.I would like to thank Dr. Szu-Mei Hsiao and Dr. Li Fang for their helpful comments during my oral thesis defense to make my thesis better and more meaningful.I would like to acknowledge Dr. Nicolas Lague - CMI Clinic
chief, Dr. Le Thanh Hung of Pham Ngoc Thach University, Dr. Ha Ngoc Ban, Deputy Director and Medical Ethics Committee of the Ho Chi Minh Heart Institute, who have extended great encouragement and support to me when taking this Master Degree. I would like to acknowledge Mrs. Bui Thi Thu Ha - directo
r of Momcare 24h and her team supported me during my data collection.I would like to acknowledge lecturer Duong Kim Tuan, MD, MPH – Ha Noi Unisersity of Public Health who accepted my request for using his questionnaires as a reference for my study questionnaires.I would like to grateful thank to lec
turer Do Thi Lan Anh, my advisor in Vietnam for her advices at the beginning, during conducting data collection and the time of writing thesis in Vietnam for my study. She also gave constructive comments for my thesis writing as well as editing academic English for my thesis. I am particularly grate
ful to all participants for their contribution during my data collection. Without them, my thesis could not be completed perfectly. I would like to express my warmest thanks to my dear friends who are my classmates, my seniors, my colleagues, and my patients. Finally, I would like to thank my belove
d family, my husband and my children for their patience and unconditional supports.