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Title: Critical literature review: The challenges of carers for people with serious mental illness Introduction In recent years, social trends have emerged whereby patients and older people, who cannot independently continue their routine activities without support, need continuous service of informal carers.... This paper provides a comprehensive peer literature review of former researches that have been conducted in this area and evaluates how each of the studies and methodologies succeeded or failed to achieve the planned outcomes....
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This study was carried out by Robert J Flynn, School of Psychology and Centre for Research on Community Services, University of Ottawa, Hayat Ghazal, Services for Children and adults of Prescott-Russell & Centre for Research on Community Services, University of Ottawa, Louise Legault, Child Welfare league of Canada and Center for Research on Community Services, University of Ottawa, and Susan Petricks as well as Gail Vandermeulen from Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies, in Canada....
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Poverty, though an important cause for drug addiction, the affluent society does not lag behind in substance abuse.... This paper under the title "Ethnicity and substance abuse" focuses on the fact that findings indicate that ethnic groups have preferences for particular drugs.... hellip; Grace Ma writes, “substance abuse has four characteristics: (1) it is primary; (2) it is progressive; (3) it is chronic; and (4) sometimes it is fatal....
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The paper "Correlation between Sexual abuse and Psychiatric Disorders" presents a critical analysis of various research articles on whether sexual abuse leads to psychiatric disorders.... hellip; Despite such great progress, some questions still lie in the minds of researchers about sexual abuse and psychiatric disorders.... Many articles have been published on this topic each giving an array of evidence on how sexual abuse leads to psychiatric disorders....
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The paper "Domestic Violence And Sexual abuse In Literature" discusses the novel by Haruki Murakami “IQ84”, that seriously questions domestic violence and the poor treatment of women.... The author has portrayed the worst side of humanity like domestic violence, child abuse, child rape, and murder.... The basic target of Aomame are the men who beat their wives and people who rape and abuse women.... The author has portrayed the worst side of humanity like domestic violence, child abuse, child rape, and murder....
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In the paper “Outpatient substance Use Programs for Alcoholism” the author argues that for clients in an outpatient treatment, behavioral or emotional treatment objectives involve the process of stabilizing symptoms or difficulties so that rigorous management is not needed.... Synthesis of the Professional, Ethical, and Legal Issues Related to substance-use Treatment and ReferralClinical and other employees who serve in the outpatient treatment program must be informed of professional, ethical, and legal issues that influence their activities....
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The author examines the different authors who have put across varied opinions regarding sexual abuse trauma.... Anxiety or trauma caused by sexual abuse is not similar for males and females.... hellip; According to Dube, Anda, Whitfield, Brown, Felitti, Dong & Giles (2005), sexual abuse often at times is stated as molestation and it is enforcing sexual behavior which is undesirable by one person on another.... The age of consent is a vital component in this kind of activity and if the victim is below this age than it is regarded as child sexual abuse....
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… The paper "Women and substance abuse" is a perfect example of a literature review on medical science.... nbsp;substance abuse has been recognized as a problem for many decades but it is only recently that the social impact and the familial impact of substance abuse have come to the forefront as they relate to the women in Australia.... The paper "Women and substance abuse" is a perfect example of a literature review on medical science....
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