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Impact of rewards reduction on employees’ behaviour: And when the work is a cal...
Pitacho,Liliana; da Palma,Patricia Jardim; Correia,PedroIn the global context of severe economic and financial crisis, governments and companies face a period of great austerity which has led them, as never before, to high cuts in labour costs, especially the cutbacks and reduction of rewards. This paper explores a conceptual model that presentation of work orientation (job, career and calling) as a moderating variable in the relationship between the reduction or cu...
Work orientation: Dimensionality and internal model
Pitacho,Liliana Alexandra; Palma,Patrícia; Correia,PedroIn this study, we investigate the dimensionality of work orientation and propose an internal model. Our study considers the model of work orientation presented by Bellah et al. (1985). This model assumes that there are three types of work orientation: calling, career, and job. We undertook a transversal study of 959 Portuguese adults between the ages of 18 and 71, who were all currently working. We used confirm...
Atypical renal presentation of antiphospholipid Syndrome
Gaspar,Ana; Manso,Rita; Pereira,Fernando; Cunha,Liliana; Inchaustegui,Luís; Serra,Adelaide; Rodrigues,Bruno; Correia,PedroAntiphospholipid syndrome (APS) is a systemic autoimmune disease which can occur as a primary disease or in association with other autoimmune diseases, the most frequent being Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE). Although renal manifestations of SLE are well known, antiphospholipid syndrome renal manifestations such as antiphospholipid syndrome nephropathy and glomerulopathies have yet to be better characterized...
Results of heart transplantation in the urgent recipient - who should be transp...
Prieto,David; Correia,Pedro; Antunes,Pedro; Batista,Manuel; Antunes,Manuel J.Objective: To evaluate immediate and long-term results of cardiac transplantation at two different levels of urgency. Methods: From November 2003 to December 2012, 228 patients underwent cardiac transplantation. Children and patients in cardiogenic shock were excluded from the study. From the final group (n=212), 58 patients (27%) were hospitalized under inotropic support (Group A), while 154 (73%) were awaitin...