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Dificuldades sentidas pelos professores do 1º ciclo do Ensino Básico no ensino ...

A Matemática, tal como refere Rodrigues (2010), tem um papel fundamental nodia a dia dos alunos pois podemos encontrá-la em inúmeras circunstâncias diárias e emqualquer outra disciplina escolar. Logo, é uma das disciplinas mais importantes para anossa vida, tanto a nível escolar como a nível pessoal. No entanto, sempre foi vista comouma disciplina difícil e até mesmo assustadora para a maioria dos alunos, sendo...

Real-world healthcare resource use associated with recurrent or metastatic head...

Recurrent or metastatic head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (R/M HNSCC) is a challenging disease, requiring personalized management by a multidisciplinary team. The aim of this retrospective multicentric study was to characterize real-world healthcare resource use and patient care for R/M HNSCC in Portugal during the first year after diagnosis. A total of 377 patients ineligible for curative treatment were in...

Retrospective study of cisplatin plus radiotherapy toxicities in locally advanc...

Introduction Squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck (SCCHN) is a multifactorial disease involving genetic and environmental factors representing one of the most frequent cancer-related deaths worldwide. Tobacco and alcohol use account for most SCCHN, while a growing subset of oropharyngeal cancers is causally associated with human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. Despite improvements in overall survival, p...

A Collaborative Approach for the Development of a Standardized Set of Patient-C...

Introduction: Head and neck cancers remain a significant health burden worldwide. Standardizing the care provided to these patients through the systematic measurement of established indicators is key to improve their outcomes. The aim of this study was to establish a relevant set of outcome indicators in this condition and identify measurement tools and requirements to do so.Methods: One scientific committee an...

Attitudes and HRM decisions toward older workers in Africa: exploring contradic...

We explored the attitudes toward older workers of African versus Portuguese managers, and how these managers make HRM decisions in scenarios involving younger versus older workers. To make cultural, social, and institutional explanations more robust, we also included two samples of students attending Portuguese universities: one sample comprising African students, the other comprising Portuguese ones. The main ...

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Attitudes and HRM decisions toward older workers in Africa:exploring contradict...

We explored the attitudes toward older workers of African versus Portuguese managers, and how these managers make HRM decisions in scenarios involving younger versus older workers. To make cultural, social, and institutional explanations more robust, we also included two samples of students attending Portuguese universities: one sample comprising African students, the other comprising Portuguese ones. The main ...

Cancro da mama hereditário: dupla heterozigotia para variantes patogénicas nos ...

Introdução/objetivos: O cancro da mama hereditário (CMH) representa 5-10% dos casos de cancro da mama, destes ~30% devem-se a variantes patogénicas germinativas nos genes BRCA1 e BRCA2. Vários outros genes de suscetibilidade para CMH têm sido identificados, com diferentes graus de penetrância. A determinação da causa genética subjacente ao CMH permite identificar os indivíduos com risco aumentado de desenvolver...

African versus portuguese managers’ attitudes toward older workers:an empirical...

The study explores the attitudes toward older workers of African managers, and how these managers make HRM decisions in scenarios involving younger versus older students. We compare African (n= 154) with Portuguese (n= 134) managers. African (n= 63) and Portuguese (n= 138) university students are also included to make cultural, social and institutional explanations more robust. The findings suggest that, althou...

African versus portuguese managers’ attitudes toward older workers: an empirica...

The study explores the attitudes toward older workers of African managers, and how these managers make HRM decisions in scenarios involving younger versus older students. We compare African (n= 154) with Portuguese (n= 134) managers. African (n= 63) and Portuguese (n= 138) university students are also included to make cultural, social and institutional explanations more robust. The findings suggest that, althou...