Childhood,families and the Internet: a qualitative approach on health assets

ObjectiveTo explore the views of the Internet in childhood, identifying both health assets and risks.MethodA qualitative study was performed using 14 focus groups, eight of which comprised boys and girls, four of which comprised parents and two of which were mixed (children and parents) in primary schools in urban and rural settings in Andalusia (Spain). Teachers in these schools were also asked to complete an online questionnaire using LimeSurvey. This study involved 114 individuals: 64 pupils (33 girls and 31 boys), 28 parents (18 mothers and 10 fathers), and 22 teachers (14 women and 8 men). Analysis of manifest content and underlying meanings was carried out. QSR NVivo 9 software was used to facilitate analysis and make it systematic.ResultsOur findings show how the differences in the way parents and children understand health and wellbeing affect the way they discuss the Internet and health. The discussion of results looks at the implications of computer literacy for public health and wellbeing, particularly with regard to health assets.ConclusionsParents and children understand the contribution of the Internet to health and wellbeing differently. Whilst parents emphasize the risks (unsafe environment, relationships and quality of information, social networks, physical problems and addiction), the children emphasize the assets offered by the Internet.     

Contemporary Models of Youth Development and Problem Prevention: Toward an Integration of Terms,Concepts, and Models

Over the past several years, increased interest in preventing youth problems and promoting healthy youth development has led youth and family practitioners, policy makers, and researchers to develop a wide range of approaches based on various theoretical frameworks. Although the growth in guiding frameworks has led to more complex models and a greater diversity in the options available to scholars and practitioners, the lack of an integrative conceptual scheme and consistent terminology has led to some confusion in the field. Here, we provide an overview of three approaches to youth development and problem prevention, critically examine their strengths and weaknesses, and offer some elaborations to help clarify, extend, and integrate the models. We conclude by discussing some general implications for researchers, practitioners, and policy makers.     

医疗设备管理帐目、资产卡组合的Excel实现

对医疗设备管理帐目、资产卡基本管理模式进行分析和Excel功能比较优选，运用Excel组合功能满足业务流程需要，解决帐、卡分立的现象，达到及时、全面、直观地掌握医疗设备信息的目的。     

图书馆无形资产特性研究(上)

以无形资产为切入点．探讨图书馆在网络环境下与各类信息源及用户的辩证关系；以人为本的知识资本运营．无形资产的投入和知识产权保护比以往更加重要；提出社会无形资产概念：甄别信息资源专有权与公有权．论证图书馆社会角色；辨析图书馆知识管理．无形资产评估、立法理念。     

医院固定资产管理存在的问题及对策

目前,医院的固定资产管理中存在着：一是责权问题,即账物不清,产权不清,移交不清。二是工作制度问题,即账反映不真实、残值不入账、盘盈盘亏处理不当、盲目购置等。解决上述问题的策略：①做好产权的界定和登记;②建立有效的管理机构;③完善和实施各项固定资产管理的制度。     

浙江省精神病医院省级专项经费投入的卫生经济学评估

目的评估浙江省精神卫生专项经费对精神卫生专业机构的卫生经济学效果.方法通过对省内15家接受精神卫生专项经费资助和13家未接受资助的精神卫生专业机构的对比,比较其5年来在服务功能、经济效益和资产结构方面差异以及资助前后的增长率.结果专项经费资助使受资助精神卫生专业机构在服务功能、经济效益、资产结构和职工收入等方面普遍获益,尤其是门诊、住院服务功能,医疗收入和职工收入,固定资产的获益更为明显.结论本次经费有助于使受资助精神卫生专业机构走上更加良性化运作的道路,符合成本效益原则.     

Rethinking children’s public health: the development of an assets model

It has been suggested that asset-based strategies could provide an opportunity to rethink the approach to public health; however, this may not be a viable option unless there is clear recognition of specific individual assets. Although there has been some consideration of assets within a child health context, this is limited and previous studies have not sought to identify assets from the perspective of the child. This paper reports on a study that drew on an ethnographic approach, using a photo-elicitation method, to facilitate the mapping of children’s internal and external assets from the viewpoint of children themselves. Two primary schools in the South-East of England were used to recruit 20 year five children (aged 9–11 years of age). The participants, 10 boys and 10 girls, were given disposable cameras and asked to take photographs of the activities that they enjoyed. The children’s photographs were used as prompts during individual semi-structured interviews. A constant comparative analysis facilitated the mapping of the children’s assets as the children described them; this process revealed one overall stabilising asset (‘My Family’) as well as eight internal and three external assets. All of the assets are presented within an original model, ‘I’m good’: the children’s asset wheel [CAW], which was developed from the findings. It is suggested that the CAW could complement previous asset-based work to facilitate the rethinking of approaches to the enhancement of children’s public health.     

La toma de decisiones en salud comunitaria a través del mapeo de activos en salud

This is a report about the experience on redefining the health asset mapping methodology. The aim of this experience consisted of making an analysis on health inequalities, as well as of using it as a tool in decision-making participative processes in the local administration area. Thus, a replicable procedure for all ages and groups was designed. Besides this, assets have been widely classified, in accordance with the territorial distribution, people's profiles and asset features. Both the upload of data to a geographical information system and the large amount of data gathered allowed us to enlarge the common interpretation of data and present the information in a dynamic way.     

‘What we’ve tried,hasn’t worked’: the politics of assets based public health 1

It is a paradox of recent epidemiology that as material inequalities grow, so the pursuit of non-material explanations for health outcomes proliferates. At one level, a greater recognition of psycho-social factors has deepened the understanding of the societal determinants of health, the links between mental and physical health and the social nature of human need. Too often however, psycho-social factors are abstracted from the material realities of people’s lives and function as an alternative to addressing questions of economic power and privilege and their relationship to the distribution of health. The growing influence of salutogenesis and asset-based approaches is one example of this trend. This paper reflects on the theories of public health that lie behind the discourse of assets, together with some of the reasons for, and consequences of, its popularity and influence, notably in Scotland.     

国有资产在科研机构中管理措施探讨

国有资产是科研机构不断获得生存与发展的物质基础保障,对国有资产的有效管理及运作是提升科研机构综合服务水平及基础工作质量的必要前提和重要保障,是维持单位正常运作的关键。国有资产的管理工作必须以服务于科研机构为最大前提。本文简要阐释当前我国科研机构在国有资产管理工作中存在的主要问题,以及关于加强科研机构国有资产市场化运作的相关分析和具体措施研究,以供参考。