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“Society. Health. Welfare”: Living in the World of Diversity: Social Transformations RīGA STRAdiņš UNIVErsITY THE WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF THE RIGA CITY COUNCIL AssOCIATION OF CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKErs 6th International Interdisciplinary Scientific Conference SOCIETY HEALTH WELFARE Living in the World of Diversity: Social Transformations. Innovations. Solutions ISBN 978-9934-563-01-0 ABSTRACTS ISBN 978-9934-563-01-0 RīGA 9 789934 563010 23–25 November 2016 9 789934 563010 RīGA STRAdiņš UNIVErsITY THE WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF THE RIGA CITY COUNCIL AssOCIATION OF CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKErs 6th International Interdisciplinary Scientific Conference SOCIETY HEALTH WELFARE Living in the World of Diversity: Social Transformations. Innovations. Solutions ABSTRACTS RīgA 23–25 November 2016 UDK 61 (062) S 16 6th International Interdisciplinary Scientific Conference “Society. Health. Welfare”: Living in the World of Diversity: Social Transformations. Innovations. Solutions (Rīga, 23–25 November 2016): Abstracts. – Rīga: Rīga Stradiņš University, 2016. – 148 p. Editor: Assoc. Professor Lolita Vilka Editor assistant: Andreta Slavinska Layout: Ilze Stikane The Authors are responsible for their Abstracts RSU IPD No 16-218 © Rīga Stradiņš University, 2016 Rīga, Dzirciema Str. 16, LV-1007 ISBN 978-9934-563-01-0 SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE OF THE CONFERENCE Iveta Ozolanta – Professor, Rīga Stradiņš University (Latvia) Uldis Berkis – Assoc. Professor, Rīga Stradiņš University (Latvia) Inga Millere – Professor, Rīga Stradiņš University (Latvia) Signe Tomsone – Assoc. Professor, Rīga Stradiņš University (Latvia) Girts Brigis – Professor, Rīga Stradins University (Latvia) Anda Rozukalne – Assoc. Professor, Rīga Stradiņš University (Latvia) Daina Smite – Assist. Professor, Rīga Stradiņš University (Latvia) Jānis Vetra – Professor, Rīga Stradiņš University (Latvia) Andrejs Vilks – Professor, Rīga Stradiņš University (Latvia) Lolita Vilka – Assoc. Professor, Rīga Stradiņš University (Latvia) Svetlana Khazova – Profesor, Kostroma State University (Russia) Tatiana Kryukova – Professor, Kostroma State University (Russia) Jürgen Kuhnis – Professor, University of Teacher Education Central Switzerland (Switzerland) Daniel Markovic – Assist. Professor, Katholic university of Ruzomberok (Slovakia), Visiting Assistant Professor, Rīga Stradiņš University (Latvia) Vylius Leonavicius – Professor, Vytautas Magnus University (Lithuania) Ursula Rieke – Professor, Katholic university of Mainz (Germany) Irena Zemaitaityte – Professor, Mykolas Romeris University (Lithuania) Sarmite Mikulioniene – Professor, Mykolas Romeris University (Lithuania) Justinas Sadauskas – Assoc. Professor, Mykolas Romeris University (Lithuania) Marketa Rusnakova – Assist. Professor, Katholic university of Ruzomberok (Slovakia) Leona Stasova – Assist. Professor, University of Hradec Králové (Czech Republic) RīGA STR ADIņš UNIVErsITY Dear Conference Participants! It is my great pleasure to welcome you all to the international conference “Society. Health. Welfare” hosted by the Rīga Stradiņš University. Every two years, the conference which is a major academic event, brings together experts, scientists and researchers of different fields from around the globe. The 6th International interdisciplinary scientific conference “Society. Health. Welfare” will be devoted to contemporary challenges and social innovations in the society of changes and diver- sity. When we hosted the first conference back in 2007, its course and outcomes reassured us on the importance of interdisciplinarity and international cooperation in the context of researching social issues at international scale. Meanwhile the enthusiasm of conference’s initiators has become a major driver and has accounted for enhanced development of research. As the result the conference has strengthened international relations and communication both from the perspective of academic staff and also student mobility, facilitating cooperation in research, in the area of improving study quality and also as regards development of new study programmes. The International conference “Society. Health. Welfare” stands for the importance of inter national interdisciplinarity in finding solutions for complex contemporary problems. In this year’s conference sociologists, healthcare specialists, social workers, political and public relations specialists, lawyers, philosophers and education experts from 23 countries will share their findings and ideas on the subject matter. I wish all the attendees of the conference creative discussions, new professional contacts and active exchange of knowledge and ideas! RSU Rector, Professor JANIS GARDOVSKIS 5 Contents Contents Risks to Health of the Population of the Nonindustrial City from Quality of Atmospheric Air I. Abdikadirova, B. Zassorin, L. Yermukhanova, V. Sabyrakhmetova, A. Zhexenova ...................................................... 15 Study of the Structure of Morbidity among Dispensary Patients of Working Age with Chronic Non-communicable Diseases and the Role of Management Systems in Improving the Efficiency of Clinical Examination I. Abdikadirova, L. Yermukhanova, M. Artykbayeva, A. Bekbauova, S. Tazhbenova ............. 16 Spiritual Needs of Dying and Emergency Health Care I. Andrasi .......................................................................... 16 Effects of Body Position of Hemodynamic and Metabolic Status G. Anoufriev, J. Vetra, V. Sklarevich, D. Uher ............................................. 17 Health Care Professionals’ Experience in Health Care of Women Living with HIV in the Perinatal Period I. Ansule, I. Stars, A. Kivite ........................................................... 18 State Officials and Illicit Asset-grabbing: the Roman Approach A. Apsitis, J. Joksts .................................................................. 18 Multi-criteria Decision Analysis as a Tool for Evaluation of Unmet Needs in Health Care D. Araja ........................................................................... 19 Dynamics of Psychological Safety in Mothers Raising Children with Special Needs I. Atamanova, N. Kozlova, I. Glebova, E. Meshcheryakova, T. Levitskaya, D. Zueva ............................................................... 20 Well-being and Functional Abilities in Nursing Home and Home Living Seniors in Latvia A. Balode, A. Stolarova, A. Villerusa, J. Vetra . 20 Parenting in Low-income Families from the Perspective of Social Work A. Banovcinova, E. Mydlikova, M. Vodickova ............................................. 21 Subjective Perceptions of Life and Social Support among Women after Hysterectomy L. Banovcinova, S. Jandurova ......................................................... 22 Identifying the Use of Attachment Child’s Social Worker to Work in a Children’s Home B. Barabasova, N. Benecova, M. Rusnakova ............................................. 22 The Impact of the Cross-border Health Care Regulation on Patient Mobility in Latvia D. Behmane, A. Villerusa, U. Berkis, A. Kokarevica ....................................... 23 The Association between Socioeconomic Position and Perceived Health Status – a Decomposition Analysis of Health Inequalities in Latvia A. Berke-Berga, P. Paul ............................................................... 24 Implementation of Competency Based Approach in Educating Health Care Specialists at Work with Older People D. Berloviene, G. Beta, D. Deimante, D. Role, A. Samusevica ................................ 25 Evaluation of Health Policy in Latvia I. Bikava, A. Skride .................................................................. 26 23–25 November 2016 6 Contents Interest Group Impact on E-health Implementation in Latvia I. Bikava, I. Kreituse ................................................................. 26 Legal Analysis of Systemic Investment Protection Regulation in the European Union’s Financial Sector L. Bocs ............................................................................ 27 Restricted Access to Health Care due to Financial Reasons in Latvia G. Brigis ........................................................................... 28 An Overview on Pedestrians Involved in Traffic Accidents in Latvia: Year 2010–2014 A. Bukova-Zideluna, A. Villerusa, A. Lama . 28 Young People’s Health Literacy on Health Promotion as Social Determinant of Health: Challenges for Health Education Practice in Lithuania J. Cesnaviciene, A. Kalinkeviciene, S. Ustilaite ........................................... 29 Down Syndrome – a Challenge for Latvian Health Care and Education System J. Cirule-Galuza, I. Jostmane, S. Busa-Krampe, L. Priedena, E. Gintere, A. Muceniece, I. Durneva, L. Jansone .......................................... 30 Social Entrepreneurship – Support Resource in Deinstitutionalization Process in Municipalities A. Damroze, I. Razgale ............................................................... 31 Evaluation of the Servitudes of Right of Way Established by Administrative Acts J. Dinsberga ........................................................................ 32 An Assessment of Social Worker’s Casework Performance N. Dmitrijeva, I. Razgale ............................................................. 33 Public Broadcasting of Copyrighted Materials and Objects of Related Rights S. Drake ........................................................................... 34 The Role of Cultural Involvement of Patients for Their Social Welfare L. Dromantiene, K. Staras, U. Monika . 34 Development of a Blended Approach Music Therapy Intervention to Address Social and Emotional Functioning of Female Cancer Patients:
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