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Day-To-Day Living with Dementia: Mayo Clinic’s Guide for Offering Care and Support

為了解決Take care well的問題，作者Lunde, Angela 這樣論述：

Day-to-Day Living With Dementia offers essential caregiving guidance, including practical tips and resources, techniques for working through difficult emotions, and strategies for managing common dementia-related challenges.Caring for someone with dementia can be a challenging, heartbreaking expe

rience ... but it can also be rewarding, fulfilling and meaningful. Millions of people around the world are living with Alzheimer’s disease and similar disorders. Millions more are in a caring and supportive role. As many as 1 in 4 Baby Boomers provides care for someone living with dementia, and th

is number is only expected to grow. Most dementia caregivers find that the first, and sometimes most difficult step, is accepting the diagnosis and adjusting to a new normal. In Day-to-Day Living With Dementia, Angela Lunde, M.A., an expert in dementia care at Mayo Clinic, helps you take that first

step and chart your path toward living well, even in the face of dementia. In her 20 years of experience with dementia, Ms. Lunde has made it her mission to improve emotional well-being and quality of life for those living with dementia and their care partners. This book gives you the research-back

ed strategies Ms. Lunde applies in her work every day.Day-to-Day Living With Dementia will help you: - Acknowledge and work through difficult emotions - Find helpful resources for practical and emotional support - Understand what someone with dementia may be thinking and feeling - Learn techniques

for coping with common caregiver challenges - Find ways to care for yourself

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運用醫病共享決策於血糖控制不佳之 第二型糖尿病人的成效探討

為了解決Take care well的問題，作者毛佩玲 這樣論述：

研究背景：血糖控制不佳會增加大小血管併發症的發生及死亡風險，而糖尿病人自我健康照護行為是影響血糖好壞的關鍵因素，藉由醫病共享決策以病人為中心之照護方式，由醫護人員和病人共同參與治療決策達成共識，可激發病人成為健康參與者的能力，實現治療目標。研究目的：運用以自我效能理論為基礎之醫病共享決策實施模式，探討血糖控制不佳之第二型糖尿病人的自我效能、健康促進行為及疾病控制改變之成效。研究方法：本研究為類實驗之前驅研究，採兩組前後測之研究設計，研究對象為某區教學醫院門診有參與糖尿病共同照護方案且血糖控制不佳之第二型糖尿病人為樣本，進行隨機分派至實驗組或對照組，病人無法得知分配組別，共收案60人，每組各3

0人。研究期間為2021年4月14日至2021年9月14日，實驗組接受醫病共享決策照護模式含選擇性會談、可能性會談及決定性會談，實驗組於介入後一週及一個月各進行電訪追蹤行為遵從度。對照組則接受常規衛教。研究工具為人口學資本資料、糖尿病健康識能中文評估量表、糖尿病控制自我效能及健康促進行為量表、醫病共享決策推廣計畫成效評估調查問卷、決策後悔量表。利用SPSS22.0套裝軟體進行統計分析，包括以描述性統計方法進行人口學特性分析，推論性統計以獨立樣本t檢定（Independent Sample t- test）及卡方檢定（Chi-Square Test）檢視兩組之人口學基本資料的差異，以配對t檢定（

paired t-test）及廣義估計方程式（generalized estimating equations, GEE）分析兩組介入前後數值差異及兩組組內、組間差異。研究結果：針對血糖控制不佳之第二型糖尿病人，經由醫病共享決策衛教介入發現：實驗組相對於對照組之結果，在健康識能平均增加0.9±0.29分（p

DIY Public Relations: Telling Your Story on a Zero-Dollar Budget

為了解決Take care well的問題，作者Shortridge, Dan 這樣論述：

Getting good PR is easier--and cheaper--than you think!If you want to get media attention, you don’t need to spend a dime--and you definitely don’t have to pay someone to do the work for you. Here’s how to do it yourself. In DIY Public Relations, PR and marketing expert Dan Shortridge lays out a

roadmap for your local organization, small business, or nonprofit to tell its story and spread the word. If you don’t have a communications and marketing staff, if you’re just getting started in your PR career, or if you’ve just been told to ＂get us on the news,＂ this is the book to read. Full of ha

nds-on advice scaled to the local level, it draws on the author’s more than 20 years of experience in community journalism and state-level PR to show how to ace a media interview, organize a successful press event, and steer your organization through a crisis.＂Getting your news out there isn’t about

making friends with reporters or having a giant list of contacts--it’s about having a good story and telling it in the most effective way possible,＂ says Shortridge, who’s helped advise nonprofits, small businesses, and government agencies. ＂You don’t need a lot of money--or any money--and you can

do it all yourself with some simple tools and by following these techniques.＂Business owners, PR and marketing professionals and nonprofit leaders will share their insights and tips to maximize positive publicity. You’ll learn about how to research targeted media outlets, pick the best time for reac

hing out, handle all the tiny details with confidence, and write a news release so an editor will run your story without changing a word.With field-tested advice on every page drawn from newsrooms and PR people from around the country, readers will get practical guidance on how to: Pitch a story and

stick the landing for successAdapt one of 14 specific story angles perfect for local organizationsMake those first connections with local reportersUse bridging statements to handle a tough questionWrite well and clearly using seven simple stepsAvoid saying ＂no comment＂ even when you don’t want to c

ommentAttract and take care of elected officials and other VIPsDefine, research, and reach your audienceBe consistent with your media outreachBuild a crisis communications plan that will let you sleep at nightOne key chapter focuses on repurposing materials for the media into content for annual repo

rts, social media, website copy, and newsletters--showing how PR can fit seamlessly into an overall marketing plan. Another chapter contains 16 tried-and-true tips on what not to do when working with the media, including playing secretive games or falling for scams.As a bonus, it features a toolkit

with examples and templates for writing a hard news announcement, event preview, media advisory, calendar item, staff promotion or hiring news, and crisis statements. DIY Public Relations is your complete guide for media success.

向山裡走去：登山者的靈性覺察敘說探究

為了解決Take care well的問題，作者許立亞 這樣論述：

登山者在大山中經常得到許多極為豐富的身體與心理經驗，進而開啟了靈性覺察，之中的滋味卻往往只有當事人才了解，本研究探討登山者何以透過登山而產生靈性覺察，理解在個人主觀經驗中，登山與靈性覺察的經驗內涵。採取立意取樣的方式邀請一位登山者進行深度訪談，透過敘說研究法揭露其登山與靈性覺察之經驗與歷程。研究結果首先依照時間順序呈現個人生命歷程，以Lieblich提出的「整體—內容」分析法探討研究參與者的生命故事，呈現個人的生命歷程之主題分析，整理出不同生命事件對於受訪者靈性覺察之影響，研究討論呈現研究者根據研究參與者之理解對其靈性覺察內涵進行詮釋，包含「存在：面對死亡，真誠去活」、「關係：大山中真實的連

結」、「超越：對於痛苦的心境轉換」、「力量：整合曾經逃離的自我」。最後，研究者據上述內容提出研究結論、未來研究方向建議與研究省思。