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|German and Russian Studies @ the University of Missouri
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Welcome! Willkommen! Privyet!
The German and Russian Studies Department offers BA and MA degrees in two cultures and languages of critical significance in the world today - German and Russian - and gives undergraduates the opportunity to study rich cultural traditions associated with several other languages of increasing importance in a global economy. We provide classes in Japanese, Chinese, and Korean language and civilizations, Israeli culture, and the Arabic language. Our internationally recognized faculty pursues research in the wider arena of German and of Russian cultural studies, including literature, film, media studies, philosophy, and the history of science.
Department News and Information
On November 5 the department will welcome visiting scholar Simon Richter from the University of Pennsylvania for a talk called "Goethe's Wetlands: Soggy Texts & Permeable Selves." For more information, download the PDF flyer here.
Congratulations to junior Lindsey Pulse, who will participate in an eight-week internship in Berlin with the support of the prestigious Cultural Vistas Fellowship.
Congratulations to Nicole Monnier who was awarded the William T. Kemper Fellowship for Teaching Excellence on April 1, 2015. She is one of only five MU faculty to receive this award this year, along with a $10,000 stipend.
Congratulations to Joshua Gilmer (Russian) and Carey Souder (German) who are recipients of the inaugural round of A&S Study Abroad Scholarships. Josh received $4500 to study this summer at the MU GRINT program in Moscow; Carey Souder received $6500 to support study at the Universität Bonn for AY1516.
Carsten Strathausen was appointed the Catherine Paine Middlebush Chair in Humanities at MU for five years starting AY 2015. The position affords a $7,500 stipend per year.
Congratulations to Katie Loscher, who has won the $500 MU undergraduate scholarship award. The prize money will no doubt come in handy when Katie starts her German M.A. Studies in January 2015.
New Scholarship opportunities for majors in the College of Arts & Science!
Professor Monika Fischer will be leading 12 faculty members to Turkey for the 2014 Global Scholars program. Click here for more information.
The blogging competition for MU students, in conjunction with "Germany in Europe" campus weeks, has announced its winners. The blogs entered were to address Germany's political, cultural, or historical role in Europe and the European union. Click here to see a list of winners and their blog topics, and congratulations to the winners!
Brent Goff, a '95 graduate in the German and Russian Department with a BA in German, along with a degree in Journalism and Political Science was interviewed for EUROKULTURE. Since graduating, he has become one of the best known faces at Deutsche Welle, and has his own talkshow, AGENDA. He was interviewed by MU German and Journalism student, Rachel Wittel, who will be studying abroad on the department's Leipzig program.
The German and Russian Department and School of Journalism are proud to announce the 2014 "Germany in Europe" Campus weeks. We will host Journalism Professor Marcel Machill from the University of Leipzig, and the journalist Ulrike Langer from Seattle/Cologne for various events and a roundtable discussion at the School of Journalism in April. (More)
Professors Brad Prager and Roger Cook have been awarded a $30,000 Mizzou Advantage grant for the next installment of their high impact conference Based on a True Story.
Congratulations to Professor Nicole Monnier, for being honored with her second Purple Chalk award for teaching!
Professor Monika Fischer led a group of students to Ghana during the Winter Intersession with Professor Valerie Kaussen. See Mizzou Magazine to read about the study abroad trip and to see the video produced by the students.
Professor Monika Fischer has accepted appointment as Associate Director of the Honors College this year and will divide her time between the Honors College, organizing and promoting MU Global Connect, the new undergraduate certificate in digital global studies and our department.
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Every one who sets a proper value upon purity in public life and the vitality of democratic institutions will, I am convinced, vote and continue to vote across every other question against the antiquated, foul, and fraudulent electoral methods that have hitherto robbed democracy of threequarters of its efficiency. There, where they talk not about falling prices for a Meg of RAM, but about rising prices for bread. Sometimes a breath of wind made the scene visible, the blue rill glittering as it twined itself through its rude and solitary dell. They are unwearied pursuers of knowledge; for when we had given them some hints of the learning and discipline of the Greeks, concerning whom we only instructed them for we know that there was nothing among the Romans, except their historians and their poets, that they would value much, it was strange to see how eagerly they were set on learning that language: we began to read a little of it to them, rather in compliance with their importunity than out of any hopes of their reaping from it any great advantage: but, after a very short trial, we found they made such progress, that we saw our labour was like to be more successful than we could have expected: they learned to write their characters and to pronounce their language so exactly, women and men in panties so quick an apprehension, they remembered it so faithfully, and became so ready and correct in the use of it, that it would have looked like a miracle if the greater part of those whom we taught had not been men both of extraordinary capacity and of a fit age for instruction: they were, for the greatest part, chosen from among their learned men by their chief council, though some studied it of their own accord. I am persuaded the gout is brought on or kept off at pleasure; it was the same when I wanted to join the Hamiltons to the Lakes; and three years ago, when I had a fancy for Bath, nothing could induce him to have a gouty symptom. I read everything nowthe papers, communism the natural sciencesI get everything because, after all, one must know where ones living and with whom one has women and men in panties do.
if we can only learn how to open our whole hearts to its richness and fulness. The Ancient BathsYe ApparitionA Distinguished PanoramaThe Last Battle of the CrusadesThe Story of the Lord of KerakMount Tabor What one Sees from its TopMemory of a Wonderful GardenThe House of Deborah the Prophetess women and men in panties CHAPTER L. At the time he had wondered just what women and men in panties president of the Verden Union Water Company had meant. If the Europeans squabble much more for world ascendancy, there will be no world ascendancy for them to squabble for. In addition there are selfactivated devices and random radiation strikes at night. This comes of your feuds, my lords, she added, looking towards Leicester and Sussex; your followers catch your own humour, and must bandy and brawl in my court and in my very presence, like so many Matamoros.
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The Californian's April 24 article "Food Fight Brewing on Capitol Hill" was colorful, but unfortunately reported only one side of the story.
The fundamental issue before Congress is whether the fruit and vegetable snacks served to children in some schools must be fresh or whether school dietitians may also select processed fruit and vegetables. The fresh industry is lobbying to deny school dietitians the choice. The American Fruit and Vegetable Processors and Growers Coalition is lobbying for local school choice.
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Nothing out of Special as I really dont have family in town it will be a quiet day.
My friend Lori and her son have invited me to his future in-laws for dinner, so I'm bringing the wine. thats it.
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Ok my Christmas wish is for everyone who wants to quit smoking or any vice get their wish for themselves and their Family and friends, who want to see you around for a long time.
I hope the season brings you all the happiness you all deserve.
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|Conceptus-Endometrium Crosstalk During Maternal Recognition of Pregnancy in Cattle.
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|PMID: 22517619 Owner: NLM Status: Publisher
|Successful growth and development of the post-hatching blastocyst and pregnancy establishment are a result of the interaction between a competent embryo and a receptive uterine environment. We examined the global transcriptome profiles of the Day 16 bovine conceptus and pregnant endometrium tissues using RNA-Seq to identify genes that contribute to the dialogue during the period of pregnancy recognition. Using stringent filtering criterion, a total of 16,018 and 16,262 transcripts of conceptus and pregnant endometrium origin, respectively, were identified with distinct tissue-specific expression profiles. Of these, 2,261 and 2,505 transcripts were conceptus- and endometrium-specific. Using Cytoscape software, a total of 134 conceptus ligands that interact with corresponding receptors on the endometrium and 121 endometrium ligands that interact with corresponding receptors on the conceptus were identified. While 87 ligands were commonly detected, 47 were conceptus-specific and 34 were endometrium-specific. This study is one of the first to provide a comprehensive list of potentially secreted molecules in the conceptus that interact with receptors on the endometrium and vice versa during the critical window of maternal recognition of pregnancy. The identified tissue-specific genes may serve as candidates to study pregnancy recognition and they or downstream products may represent potential early markers of pregnancy.
|Solomon Mamo; Jai P Mehta; Niamh Forde; Paul McGettigan; Pat Lonergan
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ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - Three federal appellate court judges are
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Scrushy is being held at a federal prison in Beaumont, Texas.
Siegelman and Scrushy were convicted in 2006 of bribery and other charges.
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She may be a royal, but Kate Middleton keeps her personal style thoroughly down to earth. The Duchess of Cambridge not only shops at high street stores on the regular, but she also re-wears favorite wardrobe items whenever she pleases.
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|Prediction of blade trailing-edge noise of an axial flow fan.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 18531775 Owner: NLM Status: In-Data-Review
|Broadband noise is a major part of the noise radiated by low-speed fans such as industrial and domestic fans. One of the main mechanisms of broadband noise is blade trailing-edge noise, which is due to the convection of the turbulent flow of the boundary layer past the blade trailing edge. The objective of this work is to predict trailing-edge noise of an axial flow-fan with an analytical model adapted from Amiet's formulation. The input data of the model are the spectra and correlation length scales of the wall pressure fluctuations on the blade suction side close to the trailing edge. These data are measured with small pressure transducers flush mounted on the blade suction side. A first study was performed on a 800-mm axial fan without shroud. The comparison between the predicted and measured far-field sound pressure spectra proved quite good, which validated the model in this impeller configuration. The next stage in progress is to insert a shroud on the same impeller and validate the noise prediction in this case for different fan operating points. The importance of additional broadband noise sources, such as blade tip noise, could also be assessed on this fan configuration.
|Alain Guedel; Arthur Finez; Gérald Perrin; Michel Roger
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As described in the NYFC Constitution, the duties and membership of the athletics committee consist of the following:
a. The Committee on Athletics is composed of up to 10 elected voting members of the NYFC. The Director of Athletics serves as an ex officio member of the committee.
b. The duties of the Committee on Athletics are:
i. To make policy recommendation to the NYFC on matters found in section ii through iv, below;
ii. Recommends what sports the University should participate in on an intercollegiate and intramural basis;
iii. Recommends and oversees eligibility and recruitment criteria for participation in University athletics;
iv. Recommends the establishment of standards for awards in athletics.
Allocated: 10 members
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Confession: It is very hard to resist sharing videos of my grandchildren via social media because A) They're stinking cute and B) I can't help myself. One of my all times favorites was the first in a series my daughter-in-law once sent me of Emerson Ann, reciting a Bible verse. (I realize I sound incredibly partial here, but you should know that I posted a double-dog dare to my readers along with that video, challenging anyone to watch it and not smile and they lost, big time.)
I captioned it for easier translation, and because I didn't want anyone to become so enamored by Emerson's three-year-old cuteness that they missed the message. Well, it could've happened. Like that moment when Emerson was staring at the smart phone and waiting patiently for the agreed upon signal. You could tell exactly when her mama cued her to begin. The big cheesy preemptive smile was a can't-miss clue.
The only thing I like more than watching a video of Emerson reciting Scripture is seeing her share it in person. When Emerson has trouble getting her verse started, her mommy will encourage her. "You remember," she'll say. Sometimes Emerson looks at her as if to say, "No, I don't," but then, moments later, the first word will come out, followed by another and another until she is triumphantly repeating the verse.
Their exchange reminds me of a similar one in the fourteenth chapter of John. Having just told his men that the time of his departure had come, and fully aware of their growing anxiety, Jesus reminds them that "You know the way where I am going." Possibly speaking for the whole group, Thomas protests, "We don't even know where you're going, Lord. How can we know the way?" Jesus responds that Thomas does know, and then He goes on to remind all of the men of just how much they know because of who they know. "I am the way, the truth and the life," Jesus said. "No one comes to the Father but by me."
Sometimes we can be a lot like the disciples. We want to be hot on Jesus' divine trail, but the world seems to start closing in, making us second-guess what we know, too. Don't worry. Jesus would have me tell you that you do know the way, that a life abandoned to Him will always pave the way to Him- one decision, one move, one day at a time.
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By Johnny firstname.lastname@example.com Bob VanDunk, of McDonough, is attempting to bring the community together under an effort to honor the nation's veterans, while educating youths. VanDunk says he wants to make use of the historic, 1864 Nash House at Henry County's Nash Farm Park in Hampton. The retired U.S. Army master sergeant wants to turn the house into a Veterans' Museum, complete with artifacts and literature about the nation's military past and present. "I see this as, number one, making Nash Farm a national tourist attraction for Henry County," VanDunk says. "What better place for this to be than on a battlefield, and it's educational. I think that would be three of the best things that could happen for Henry County. Our veterans would appreciate it." VanDunk served 28 years in the Army. He was also involved in acquiring the Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall, which made a weekend stop in McDonough in June. "With the Vietnam Wall coming here, you realize there is not a historical Veterans' Museum," he says. "Henry County was setting the standard for this. Why not have a Veterans' Museum for what people have done for this country and also what the eras were. It would be educational for everybody." The all-veterans museum, projected to be complete within the next year, would include artifacts and literature, from and about, various eras of the nation's history, beginning with World War I and including present-day conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. "We did have some plans at Nash Farm to renovate the house," says Tim Coley, director of Henry County Parks and Recreation. "We thought it would be a lot more cost effective to make it useful - to bring in all these military items and create a museum." Coley says Nash Farm Park has become increasingly popular for events, as well as among everyday visitors in Henry County. "It can be historical, and it's something that can be educational for people," he says. "Instead of just reading about different things, they'll be able to look at it and see it first-hand. It's a tribute to our military and an honor to us to be able to keep this stuff." Renovations to Nash Farm Park would not be unlike those done to Heritage Park in McDonough, according to Coley. He says the cost of renovation by his department would be minimal, and that most artifacts and services would be donated and voluntary. VanDunk is in the process of having Nash House certified through the military. The 2,000-square-foot house is located at 4361 Jonesboro Road, on the 204-acre Nash Farm Park in Hampton, which is also in the process of applying for the National Register of Historical Places. When opened, the museum would be free and open to the public. "We're looking for people, who, if they have uniforms or military paraphernalia, would like to donate or loan them to the museum," says VanDunk. VanDunk says he has, so far, received several inquiries from people ready and willing to donate to the museum. "It's coming together," he says. "I'm looking at seven months, maybe eight months having it open." Museum donations can be made through the Henry County Parks and Recreation Department by calling (770) 288-7300.
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Wright State Women Defeat Milwaukee in HL Quarterfinals
The Wright State women's basketball team shot just 31 percent for the game, but hit 25 of 29 foul shots in holding off Milwaukee 73-64 in the Horizon League Quarterfinals Wednesday night at WSU's Nutter Center.
The Panthers jumped out to an early 9-3 lead and held a slight advantage for most of the first half until a three-point play by Kim Demmings gave the Raiders what turned out to be the lead for good at 20-18 with 5:46 remaining in the period.
WSU extended the margin to seven with five more in a row and was still up seven on a KC Elkins jumper at the 2:37 mark, only to see UWM score the final five points of the half, four by Ashley Green, to make it 27-25 at the break.
Both teams found the offense hard to come by in the opening 20 minutes as Wright State shot 24 percent and Milwaukee 25 percent..
A Demmings jumper in the paint and two Ivory James foul shots started the scoring in the second half and the Raider lead went up to 39-29 on a Demmings layup at the 13:39 mark. Milwaukee closed to within three on four different occasions, but WSU maintained the edge and eventually pushed it back up to double figures at 66-55 on another Demmings basket with 2:23 left.
The Panthers would get no closer than seven the rest of the way as four Tay'ler Mingo foul shots and two from Demmings in the final 37.6 seconds sealed the victory.
With the win, WSU ties the 1986-87 squad (24-6), the final season for the program in Division II, for the most victories in a season in school history.
Both teams shot better in the second half as Milwaukee shot 52 percent to end up at 38 percent overall while Wright State shot 41 percent to finish at 31 percent. The Raiders, though, led 40-28 in points in the paint, 10-5 in points off of turnovers and made 25 of 29 free throws, 22 of 24 in the second half, compared to 12 of 19 for the Panthers.
Demmings, who earlier this week was named the Horizon League Player of the Year, led WSU with 25 points, 16 of those coming in the second half, while Mingo, who was selected to the All-Defensive Team, added 24 points, 20 after hafltime. James, who joined Demmings on the First Team, posted a double-double of 12 points and 10 rebounds.
Second Team All-Horizon League performer Angela Rodriguez paced Milwaukee (8-22) with 17 points in her final collegiate game while Avyanna Young (14 points, 18 rebounds) and Ashley Green (12 points, 10 rebounds) each recorded double-doubles.
Wright State (24-8) now advances to the semifinals on Friday, March 14, against #3 Youngstown State who defeated Oakland 68-64 in another quarterfinal matchup, at 6:00 Eastern at the Kress Center on the Green Bay campus. The other semifinal at 8:30 Eastern will have the top seed Phoenix facing #4 seed UIC. The two semifinal winners will meet in the championship game on Sunday, March 16, at 1:00 Eastern, again at the Kress Center, with an automatic bid to the NCAA on the line.
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CINCINNATI (AP) -- Johnny Cueto pitched seven solid innings, and the Cincinnati Reds stayed in the chase for the NL's top record by beating the Milwaukee Brewers 4-2 on Tuesday night after learning they'll be without their manager for the rest of the week.
The Brewers dropped back-to-back games for the first time in more than a month, and it came at a bad time. They started the day 3 1/2 games behind St. Louis for the final NL wild card spot.
They got no break from the Reds, who clinched the NL Central title on Saturday night.
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CINCINNATI (AP) -- Dusty Baker won't manage the Cincinnati Reds until the final series in St. Louis, giving him time to recover from an irregular heartbeat that left him hospitalized last week.
Baker met with owner Bob Castellini and his team on Tuesday before a game against the Brewers. Bench coach Chris Speier said he'll manage the final three home games against Milwaukee and three in Pittsburgh over the weekend, with Baker taking over for the last three games next week.
The 63-year-old manager was hospitalized in Chicago last Wednesday for an irregular heartbeat, a problem he's had for a while. He was in the hospital for four days, missing the Reds' 6-0 win over the Dodgers on Saturday night that clinched the NL Central title.
CHICAGO (AP) -- The Chicago White Sox have lost sole possession of first place in the AL Central race, with the Indians playing spoiler. Gordon Beckham hit into a game-ending forceout with the potential tying run on second base yesterday as the Indians downed the White Sox 4-3.
Down 4-0 in the fourth inning, the White Sox closed within a run when Paul Konerko homered off Chris Perez leading off the ninth. Perez walked a pair of batters with two outs, and Beckham grounded to shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera, who threw to second baseman Jason Kipnis for the force.
Chicago (82-72) had held sole possession of the division lead since September 3. Detroit pulled into a tie for the division lead with its win over Kansas City last night.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Through four games and four victories, Ohio State's defense has faced a continual drumbeat of short passes, quick routes, screens and sweeps.
Every opponent, it seems, has relied on a sleight of hand.
Now the Buckeyes are looking forward to getting into familiar territory when they open Big Ten play.
When No. 14 Ohio State travels to 20th-ranked Michigan State on Saturday, the Buckeyes anticipate they'll run into a more conventional Midwestern attack. Granted, that means having to counteract the 244-pound blasts of the Spartans' massive Le'Veon Bell.
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The Marquette Golden Eagles take on the Syracuse Orange at 6 p.m. at the BMO Bradley Center.
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Flowers in the Attic worth seeking out for more than food
Flowers in the Attic may bring back memories of a creepy V.C. Andrews' book and subsequent movie.
But instead of chills, Flowers in the Attic is the home for great brunch and lunch food, two floors of gifts and even flowers.
Flowers in the Attic, on Saltsburg Road in Penn Hills, is the creation of Ken Milko of Swissvale and has been growing and developing since it started just down the road in 1989 as simply a floral shop.
Now, however, the food may be the most dramatic offering. It is the drawing card for wedding receptions and showers, as well as a steady daily trade for brunch and lunch from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
"On the weekends, we sometimes have waiting lines," Milko says.
Delectable menu items include Moroccan flat-bread pizza ($13.99) or Chef Donna's Quiche ($12.99), which varies daily in its use of cheeses, vegetables and other ingredients.
"We try to cook fresh," says chef Donna Toellner from Penn Township near Irwin.
Offerings such as Lunch Around the World ($12.99) change every day to reflect not only Toellner's creativity but also the items that are on hand that day.
Flowers in the Attic is in a building built somewhere around 1880, Milko says. It is on a subdivided, three-acre site that once was part of 100 acres. Besides the big, old home that has indoor seating as well as tables on the porch, there is a large parking area with the floral shop in the garage.
It is a home Milko lusted after when he started the business, but, at the time, it needed much work that he couldn't afford.
The first iteration of Flowers in the Attic moved to Monroeville in 1996 to gain a little space and add a gift shop. A patio area there drew calls for coffee, tea and snacks, which Milko heeded.
By 2004, it was time to move again, he says. The Saltsburg Road house had been renovated as a tea house and had become available, so Milko moved to where he wanted to be in the first place.
The move and the style of the house led to the creation of the cafe, but Milko says the hiring of Toellner around seven years ago really made it work.
Besides the "cooking fresh" approach, Toellner also is rather creative, in a down-to-earth sort of way. A breakfast sandwich ($11.99) is ham, egg and cheese, which sounds rather basic. But put it on ciabatta and it gains a little class. An Italian Frittata ($11.99) is an open-faced omelet with sausage, tomatoes and provolone served with thick toast.
Lunch items include a grilled portabella sandwich ($12.99), which includes melted provolone and grilled peppers on ciabatta, and the stacked rostini ($13.99), which is rosti, a sort of potato pancake, topped with arugula, smashed avocado, poached eggs and smoked salmon finished with a goat cheese, red pepper and cashew pesto.
While the restaurant is basically a brunch-lunch place, Milko says it will handle parties of 20 or more for dinner as well as being available for catering.
Flowers in the Attic, 7505 Saltsburg Road, is open from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sundays. Details: 412-798-2200 or www.flowersintheattic.com
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Each year the Holiday Food Drive Committee of Student Government sets up food bins in campus residence halls and other university buildings for people to drop off donations. This year's food drive begins on Monday, Nov. 14 and runs through Monday, Dec. 5. Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to support these efforts through donations to help individuals and families during the upcoming holiday season.
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Help Seeking Process among Children Attending Psychiatry Clinic in Tirana, Albania
Alikaj, Valbona, Vyshka, Gentian, Spaho, Elga, Skëndi, Valmira, Suli, Anastas, Iranian Journal of Psychiatry
Objective: The goal of this study was to investigate all the potential routes to Child/Adolescent Psychiatry Clinic-University Hospital Center (CAPC-UHC) in Tirana. The article provides demographic data, as well as further information on the types and amounts of services children/adolescents received during the process of seeking help related to different diagnoses .
Method: The study was conducted in CAPC-UHC in Tirana, during September 2006-September 2007. Data were collected from 162 children and their parents using Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) and Pathways Encounter Form. The sample consisted of 53.1% (86) males and 46.9% (76) females. The mean age was 9.5 + 4.4 years .
Results: Out of the total number of cases that sought care to CAPC; 55, 6% were referred by parents themselves, while the rest were referred by others. There was a significant effect of gender to intervals from the onset of problem to the first career (F = 10.803, p=0.001), as well as a significant effect of gender to total time intervals from the onset till the specialist of child mental health problem (F = 6.742, p=0.01).
Conclusions: This is the first study investigating the help seeking process to psychiatric care in CAPC Tirana-Albania and may serve as a good start in generating evidence based on child/adolescent mental health service. Further multicentre studies will enhance the values of the findings, since the present study was performed in a single service, and in a setting lacking previous works with similar scope that could have served as references.
Keywords: Child, Delivery of health care, Health behavior, Mental health, Time factor
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Childhood psychiatric disorders are common and may often be associated with heavy use of health services. Up to one third of children and adolescents attending primary care and pediatric department have clinically significant psychopathology (1).
Epidemiological data is essential for the placement and development of a public policy as well as various programs to improve mental health in children and adolescents.
Goldberg and Huxley's (1992) Pathways to Care Model conceptualized the selection processes involved in the presentation, recognition, and referral of adults with psychiatric disorders. It enables observable levels of service use to be differentiated and has been successfully applied on children (2).In Zwaanswijk and colleagues' model (3), GP recognition sometimes followed mental health service use (as the GP does not have a gate-keeping role in
some countries). Pathways for children are more complex as they rely on adults such as parents and teachers to identify their problems and initiate service use. A vast amount of different pathway studies on children/adolescent mental health problems has been
done (4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13) and reported, but as the organization of and interface between primary and specialist care vary across countries, research findings may be only partially transferable .
As of now, in Albania there exists only one child/adolescent mental health service (CAPC) and serves as both in and out patient service, where are only 15 beds in this facility. About 35% of the Albanian population is under 19 years old (1.108.458) (14), which means that if we consider a minimum of 10% of children having a mental health problem, about 110.845 of the children are in need for mental health care.
Centers offering primary care and child consultation are widely dispersed and accessible, mostly in urban areas; however, communication between general practitioners and psychiatrists is usually infrequent. There is under diagnosis of and low use of specialist services. As a result, a small number of children with mental health problems have access to the appropriate services.
In Albania there has been almost no children and adolescents mental health research and there is a need for data to support services, a need on assessment as well as on epidemiological data relevant to local circumstances. …


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