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Honours Theses and Postgraduate Coursework: Recent submissions

    • The effects of exercise on quality of life before myocardial infarction and during four phase exercise rehabilitation 

      Dunstan, Prudence
      Published 1993-01-01
      Quality of life may be enhanced after myocardial infarction through participation in exercise rehabilitation. Improvements as a result of exercise participation are seen in physiological function, in psychological state ...
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      Report, Technical
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    • A study on how men define masculinity, maleness and the intrinsic value of being a man 

      Swan, Steve
      Published 1994-01-01
      This study is concerned with men's health and health-related behaviours. It examines statistical evidence from a wide variety of resources relating to men's mortality and morbidity and to men's health-related behaviours ...
      Open Access
      Report, Technical
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    • Unravelling the paradox of community participation: If the process is so good why don’t people participate? 

      Butler, Catherine
      Published 1997-01-01
      Community participation is recognised as a basic human right and an important human need. Benefits of the process of community participation for individuals and the community are well documented and structures are established ...
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    • Gender differences and the use of health care services in childhood asthma 

      Tikaram, Kamille
      Published 1998-01-01
      Objectives: To compare gender differences in childhood asthma and to assess whether there is a gender difference in the use of health care services. Method: An analysis of the data collected by Peat et al. in the years of ...
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      Report, Technical
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    • Social isolation, loneliness & older people: The case of Iranians 

      Boardman, Jayne
      Published 1998-01-01
      The purpose of this paper is to study a group of elderly people in relation to social isolation and loneliness in older people and the effects it has on a person's well being. Social isolation and loneliness occurs in ...
      Open Access
      Report, Technical
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