Slachtofferhulp (volledige uitgave, 16 artikelen)

INHOUD THEMA
‘Slachtofferhulp’ (augustus 2016)•Slachtoffers: behoeften, rechten en veerkracht, Sonja Leferink

•De opinie van… Jan van Dijk - Erkenning van slachtoffers helpt al enorm bij hun verwerkingsproces, Peter le Nobel
•Column: Gedeelde menselijkheid, Annette Nobuntu Mul
•Secundaire traumatisering bij hulpverleners, Erik de Soir
•Begeleiding van gezinssystemen, Theo Hendrickx

Having worked with many refugees, Pim Scholte explains the human side of the refugee crisis from the point of view of a psychiatrist. This april  Pim Scholte at the Academiegebouw of the University of Utrecht held a TED talk under the titel: 'The case of refugees. A case of social bonds'. The presentation is part of a yearly series, organised by University colledge Utrecht.

The true historical significance of any event can only be assessed 50 years after it has
happened but the view that 'things will never be the same after September 11th'now seems
to be widely accepted. While some Europeans have lived with the threat of terrorism for
many years, in regions such as Northern Ireland or the Basque country, the events in the US
have added new dimensions in their scale (up to 5,000 deaths in a single day) and nature ...

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This study investigated the relation between heat and mortality in London to determine the temperature threshold at which death rates increase and to quantify the effect of extreme temperatures on mortality.

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Daily data on all cause mortality and temperature were obtained for a 21 year period and the relation between them investigated both graphically and by using non-parametric time series methods of analysis.

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Greater London.

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The 1998 flood in Bangladesh ravaged approximately 60% of the land and affected over 30 million people. The aim of this study is to examine the impact of the flood on the health of the communities affected and to explore factors associated with episodes of diarrhoea.

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