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Future Images for Ukraine /Образи майбутнього України : Proceedings from four seminars with Ukrainian and Swedish architects during 2022-2023 / Матеріали чотирьох семінарів, присвячених стратегіям демократичної та сталої відбудови, за участю архітекторів Швеції та України
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Proceedings (redaktörskap) (populärvet., debatt m.m.)abstract
- This report presents six strategic insights into building Ukraine back better. The project “Future Images for Ukraine” has become a platform for architects representing the professional architectural associations of Ukraine and Sweden to discuss how they can collaborate to meet the needs of Ukraine. We conclude that there is strong popular support for strengthening the identity of Ukraine as a sustainable European democracy with its own characteristic identity. Architects in Sweden and Ukraine are committed to collaborating and exchanging knowledge on sustainable planning and architecture, including issues of heritage, resource efficiency and public participation in planning and design at all levels: national, regional and local. We realize that such collaboration will also require a methodology for mutual learning, access to open data and a reorganization of the practice with pilot projects in local communities to improve the local capacity to coordinate spatial planning for recovery. We see this as an exciting opportunity to meet our common future together through a better understanding of sustainability during a crisis. This constitutes a strong initial framework for developing collaboration between Ukraine and Sweden and other countries.
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Session Chair TU 1 B: FUTURE SUSTAINABLE LIFESTYLES (Part 1) : INDIVIDUAL CHOICES
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- Session: In order to reach sustainability goals in the future, green and social living must be considered. The design of infrastructure and city management set the frame for future sustainable lifestyles, including shared design of mobility and housing, or the need of a circular design for clothing and electronics. The design of sustainable lifestyles implies a range of actions, such as behavior change and nudging, business modelling and service design. This session encourages using visual examples and digital aids to present future sustainable lifestyles. We will discuss future lifestyles including their environmental and social effects in a life cycle perspective.
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Cooperation and competition , C&C and JEP dissemination: : Health Care Quality Management: conference proceedings.
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Proceedings (redaktörskap) (populärvet., debatt m.m.)abstract
- “Co-opetition”, -co-operation for competition- is a key idea of this special issue of the IJHCQA, describes a situation in which independent departments, clinics, units or parties in health care sector co-operate with one another and co-ordinate their activities, thereby collaborating to achieve mutual goals which is patients’ satisfaction and health care quality assurance, but can at the same time compete with each other as well as with other health care providers. The basic philosophy underlying co-opetitive relationships is that all health care activities should aim for the establishment of mutually beneficial partnership relationships with other actors in the system, including competitors (Zineldin 2000, 2004). In short, the co-opetitive partners believe that their success does not require others to fail. They also have a philosophy that, in the spirit of trust and commitment, a win-win approach is the most effective way to assure the health care quality and patient safety. Good quality of care is considered to be the right of all patients and the responsibility of all involved actors in health care sector. Assuring the good health care quality is an ethical obligation of health care providers. Good-quality care makes, for example, contraception safer and more effective. Poorly delivered medical and health care services can cause infections, injuries, and even death. Poor services, in family planning clients and programs also can lead to incorrect, inconsistent, or discontinued contraceptive use and thus to unwanted pregnancies. Good-quality clinical services reduced clients' fears, increased their confidence in the care received, and generated loyalty to the clinic. In contrast, poor care can discourage women from seeking family planning or prompt clients to discontinue using family planning. Patients are more likely to feel safely the medical and health care provider is friendly, if they were satisfied with services, and if they had been told about the advantages and side effects of several treatment methods. Even health care staff members derive greater personal and professional satisfaction from their jobs when they can offer good-quality care and can feel their work is valuable. Some studies argue that the most satisfying aspect of physicians jobs was helping people and the community recognition they received for it.
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