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Development of the nutrition risk assessment tool for older adults
Jelena Pavlović, Natalija Hadživuković, Srđan Živanović, Olivera Kalajdžić
Kontakt , 27(2) | DOI: /kont
Background: Malnutrition is a lack of proper nutrition associated with different chronic diseases, comorbidities, frailty, and a higher prevalence of morbidity and mortality. Aim: The aim of the study was to determine the most appropriate items that reflect nutrition status in this population group and incorporate them into the nutrition risk assessing and malnutrition analysis tool. Methods: A cross-sectional validation explore was conducted in Bosnia and Herzegovina among individuals older than 65 years. An eight-step approach that included correspondence analysis, generation of the pool item, content validity, internal consistency, construct
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“T-Club” is a large-scale documentary series on Prague’s eponymous underground gay club. This club was located at the very center of town, in the basement of a historic building on Jungmannovo náměstí. There, Jarcovjáková managed to capture the nascent LGBTQ+ society of a socialist territory. While homosexual sex was not punishable in Czechoslovakia, people could get into trouble for being openly gay. These pictures introduce a culture quite different from the well-known documentations of Western gay clubs. Here, unlike elsewhere, homosexual men partied together with lesbian women. Though the club did have an official permit to control , it became a hub for the city’s growing underground subcultures. T-Club was under constant observation by the secret police and under threat of police raids, which could possess dangerous consequences for its patrons. It is for this reason that Jarcovjáková’s series depicting these parties is so precious: it is a documentation of the one of those rare spaces where non-heteronormative identities could be performed in a late-socialist territory. D.M.
How do I prove I&#;m gay? Asylum hurdles for LGBT people | Our Voices, Our Choices
Deeply intimate questions are often asked of people pursuing asylum on the basis of their sexual orientation. Yet, limited have ever dared live out their sexuality. This podcast listens to the global experiences of LGBT asylum applicants. Not only do fewer States grant asylum on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity but LGBT applicants struggle with issues of proof and credibility. Mohamed tells how German asylum officials overly rely on the slim stereotype of the promiscuous queer man. In South Africa, we hear how homophobia and steep rejection rates sent Pukkie into prostitution. And in the US, we find out that hermetically sealed borders may now be opening up. A podcast by Abby d'Arcy.
Participants: Mohamed, Johannes Mikolajetz, Katrin Hugendubel, Victor Chicalogwe, Pukkie Sibanda, Neela Ghoshal.
Editors: Jana Prosinger, Joanna Barelkowska.
Shownotes:
"Homosexuality in the asylum process - stereotypes, discretion and heteronormativity" (in German) by Johannes Mikolajetz, Working Pap