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Author: BANNINGH Liesbeth W.A. Joosten-Weyn; et al.;

Title: Long-term effects of group therapy for patients with mild cognitive impairment and their significant others: a 6- to 8-month follow-up study.

Reference: Dementia, 12(1), January 2013, pp.81-91.

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Topics: carers; cognitive behavioural therapy; cognitive impairment; coping behaviour; interpersonal relationships; intervention; outcomes; partners; research; Netherlands;

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Author: BRUIN Simone de; et al.;

Title: Comparing day care at green care farms and at regular day care facilities with regard to their effects on functional performance of community-dwelling older people with dementia.

Reference: Dementia, 11(4), July 2012, pp.503-519.

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Topics: activities of daily living; dementia; gardening; older people; outcomes; residential care; research; Netherlands;

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Author: HAVIK Else M.; et al.;

Title: Accessibility of Shared Space for visually impaired persons: An inventory in the Netherlands.

Reference: British Journal of Visual Impairment, 30(3), 2012, pp.132-148.

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Topics: building design; disabled people; environment; visual impairment; research; Netherlands;

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Author: CRAMM Jane; PHAFF Sanne; NIEBOER Anna P.;

Title: The role of partnership functioning and synergy in achieving sustainability of innovative programmes in community care.

Reference: Health and Social Care in the Community, 21(2), March 2013, pp.209-215.

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Topics: collaboration; community care; interprofessional relations; joint working; leadership; research; Netherlands;

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Author: VAN DIJK Hanna M.; CRAMM Jane M.; NEIBOER Anna P.;

Title: The experiences of neighbour, volunteer and professional support-givers in supporting community dwelling older people

Reference: Health and Social Care in the Community, 21(2), March 2013, pp.150-158.

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Topics: carers; neighbourhoods; older people; social care provision; social networks; user views; volunteers; research; Netherlands;

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Author: EUROPEAN FOUNDATION FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF LIVING AND WORKING CONDITIONS;

Title: Active inclusion of young people with disabilities or health problems

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Publisher: Dublin: European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions, 2012. 132p.

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Topics: benefits; disabled people; social policy; social welfare; unemployment; young people; research review; Denmark; Finland; France; Germany; Ireland; Netherlands; Poland; Portugal; Spain; United Kingdom;

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Author: BOUMAN Martine P.A.;

Title: Mark My Words: the design of an innovative methodology to detect and analyze interpersonal health conversations in web and social media.

Reference: Journal of Technology in Human Services, 30(3-4), 2012, pp.312-326.

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Topics: data analysis; health education; internet; research methodologies; social media; young people; research; Netherlands;

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Author: KWAADSTENIET Leontien de; et al.;

Title: Improved decision making about suspected child maltreatment: results of structuring the decision process.

Reference: Children and Youth Services Review, 35(2), February 2013, pp.347-352.

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Topics: child abuse; child neglect; decision making; risk assessment; research; Netherlands;

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Author: HOPMAN Marit; WINTER Micha de; KOOPS Willem;

Title: The hidden curriculum of youth care interventions: a case study.

Reference: Children and Youth Services Review, 35(2), February 2013, pp.237-243.

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Topics: anti-social behaviour; assessment; behaviour problems; children; intervention; young people; practice; practice example; Netherlands;

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Author: ELISSEN Arianne M.J.; et al.;

Title: Improving homeless persons' utilisation of primary care: lessons to be learned from an outreach programme in The Netherlands.

Reference: International Journal of Social Welfare, 22(1), January 2013, pp.80-89.

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Topics: health needs; homeless people; outreach services; primary care; service uptake; research; Netherlands;

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Author: DESCHIPPER J. Clasien; OOSTERMAN Mirjam; SCHUENGEL Carlo;

Title: Temperament, disordered attachment, and parental sensitivity in foster care: differential findings on attachment security for shy children.

Reference: Attachment and Human Development, 14(4), 2012, pp.349-365.

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Topics: attachment; foster carers; foster children; personality; research; Netherlands;

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Author: SCHUENGEL Carlo; et al.;

Title: Attachment representations and response to video-feedback intervention for professional caregivers.

Reference: Attachment and Human Development, 14(2), 2012, pp.83-99.

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Topics: adults; attachment; care workers; intervention; severe learning disabilities; staff-user relationships; visual impairment; young people; research; Netherlands;

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Author: HINNEN Chris; et al.;

Title: The contribution of adult attachment and perceived social support to depressive symptoms in patients with HIV.

Reference: AIDS Care, 24(12), 2012, pp.1535-1542.

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Topics: adults; attachment; depression; HIV AIDS; social networks; research; Netherlands;

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Author: CHEN Henglien Lisa;

Title: Cross-national qualitative research into the long-term care of older people: some reflections on method and methodology.

Reference: European Journal of Social Work, 15(4), 2012, pp.449-466.

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Topics: comparative studies; long term care; qualitative research; social work; England; Netherlands; Taiwan;

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Author: WINTERS-VAN DER MEER S.; et al.;

Title: How do Dutch residential care homes and home care organizations improve their quality? A description of quality improvement activities and the influence of organization characteristics on quality improvement.

Reference: Journal of Care Services Management, 6(1), April 2012, pp.35-59.

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Topics: care homes; home care; management; older people; older peoples homes; organisational development; performance management; quality assurance; residential care; social care provision; research; Netherlands;

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Author: HAL Lineke B.E. van; et al.;

Title: Going beyond vocational rehabilitation as a training of skills: return-to-work as an identity issue.

Reference: Disability and Society, 27(1), 2012, pp.81-93.

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Topics: disabled people; employment; labour market; life story work; rehabilitation; unemployment; vocational rehabilitation; research; Netherlands;

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Author: ZEHAVI Amos;

Title: Moving in opposite directions? Religious involvement in welfare provision in Israel in the Low Countries.

Reference: Social Service Review, 86(3), September 2012, pp.429-453.

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Topics: hospitals; organisational culture; religious beliefs; social welfare; social work; sociology; research; Belgium; Israel; Netherlands;

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Author: DREWES Yvonne M.; et al.;

Title: GPs' perspectives on preventive care for older people: a focus group study.

Reference: British Journal of General Practice, 62(604), November 2012, pp.582-583.

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Topics: attitudes; general practitioners; health care; older people; prevention; research; Netherlands;

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Author: LAFORTUNE Gaetan; et al.;

Title: Trends in severe disability among elderly people: assessing the evidence in 12 OECD countries and the future implications

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Publisher: Paris: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 2007. 78p., bibliog.

Format: book;

Topics: ageing; assessment; disabled people; evidence-based practice; long term care; older people; Australia; Belgium; Canada; Denmark; Finland; France; Italy; Japan; Netherlands; Sweden; United Kingdom; United States;

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Author: HEUVEL Thom J. van den; et al.;

Title: An investigation of different aspects of overgeneralization in patients with major depressive disorder and borderline personality disorder.

Reference: British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 51(4), November 2012, pp.376-395.

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Topics: attitudes; depression; mental health problems; personality disorders; self-esteem; research; Netherlands;

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