Çukurova Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü Dergisi,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
32(1), P. 107 - 120
Published: Feb. 1, 2023
17
Kasım
2019
tarihinde
Çin'in
Hubei
bölgesinin
başkenti
olan
Wuhan'da
ortaya
çıkan
SARS-CoV-2
virüsünün
neden
olduğu
Covid-19
pandemisi,
hızlı
bir
şekilde
6
kıta
ve
ülkelere
yayılım
göstermiş
olup,
korona
virüslerin
ilk
pandemidir.
Covid-19’un
getirdiği
sosyal
ticari
zorlukların
yavaş
atlatıldığı
"yeni
normal"
olarak
adlandırılan
dönemde
24
Şubat
2022’de
Rusya’nın
Ukrayna’yı
işgali
ile
başlayan
savaş,
sağlık,
sosyal,
ekonomik
boyutlarda
dünyamız
için
yeni
sıkıntılı
dönemi
başlatmıştır.
Bu
araştırmanın
amacı,
(BİST)Borsa
İstanbul
AŞ.’de
işlem
gören
tıbbi
hizmetler
medikal
şirketler
aracılığıyla
pandemi
öncesi
sonrası
yaşanan
finansal
krizi
Covid-19'un
yansımaları
hala
dünya
çapında
devam
ederken,
Rusya
Ukrayna
arasındaki
savaşın
etkilerini
etkileri
beraber
incelemektir.
Çalışma
ele
alan
özgün
çalışma
niteliği
taşımaktadır.
Araştırma
yöntemi
nicel
nitelikte
çalışmada,
Borsa
A.Ş’de
sağlık
sektöründe
faaliyet
gösteren
5
şirketin
2017-2022
yıllarına
ait
mali
tabloları
Covıd
dönemindeki
etkiyi
ölçme
amacıyla
incelenmiş
2022
yılına
yayınlanan
9.
aya
tablolar
ise
Rusya-Ukrayna
savaşının
sektörü
üzerindeki
etkisini
incelenmiştir.
Mali
analiz
etmek
yorumlamak
trend
analizi
kullanılmıştır.
sonucunda,
şirketlerinin
sürecinden
olumlu
etkilendiği,
enerji
fiyatlarının
artması,
tedarik
zincirlerinin
bozulması,
lojistik
sistemlerindeki
aksamalar
enflasyonun
artışı
açıdan
olumsuz
etkilerinin
tespit
edilmiştir.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
20(4), P. 2840 - 2840
Published: Feb. 6, 2023
Aims:
Armed
conflicts
produce
a
wide
series
of
distressing
consequences,
including
death,
all
which
impact
negatively
on
the
lives
survivors.
This
paper
focuses
specifically
mental
health
consequences
war
adults
and
child/adolescent
refugees
or
those
living
in
zones
through
review
systematic
reviews
and/or
meta-analyses
published
from
2005
up
until
current
time.
Results:
Fifteen
conducted
adult
populations,
seven
relating
to
children
adolescents,
were
selected
for
purpose
this
review.
Prevalence
rates
anxiety,
depression
post-traumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD)
two-
three-fold
higher
amongst
people
exposed
armed
conflict
compared
who
had
not
been
exposed,
with
women
being
most
vulnerable
outcome
conflicts.
A
war-related,
migratory
post-migratory
stressors
contribute
short-
long-term
issues
internally
displaced,
asylum
seekers
refugees.
Conclusion:
It
should
be
required
social
responsibility
psychiatrists
psychiatric
associations
commit
raising
awareness
political
decision-makers
as
caused
by
conflicts,
part
their
duty
care
experiencing
war.
Annals of Medicine and Surgery,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
79
Published: June 23, 2022
The
Russia-Ukraine
crisis
has
been
at
the
center
of
international
talks
since
early
2022.
This
conflict,
bursting
after
sanitary
covid
19
pandemic,
creates
an
atmosphere
uncertainty
and
instability,
which
negatively
impacts
many
aspects,
including
mental
health.
Young
Ukrainians
have
suffering
from
socio-political
instability
for
decades,
current
war,
together
with
Covid
shatters
hopes
brighter
days.
commentary
covers
challenges
facing
younger
generation
in
Ukraine
impact
this
situation
on
their
Thunderbird International Business Review,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
65(2), P. 265 - 271
Published: Nov. 15, 2022
Abstract
The
Ukraine
and
Russian
conflict
is
one
of
the
most
pressing
current
global
business
issues.
It
has
become
a
political
social
issue
that
influencing
practices
around
world.
While
topic
popular
in
mainstream
press,
there
been
relatively
little
academic
work
on
topic.
To
address
this
gap,
article
discusses
impact
international
terms
perception
by
society
about
Ukrainian
or
activities.
This
means
highlighting
how
can
involve
direct
military
intervention
but
also
interaction.
reveals
are
many
effects
stemming
from
Ukraine–Russian
which
currently
known,
others
will
be
known
future.
Managerial
implications
stated
highlights
cultural
crisis
as
well
future
research
suggestions
for
researchers
stress
importance
conflict.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: March 15, 2023
Since
February
2022,
7.8
million
people
have
left
Ukraine.
In
total,
80%
are
women
and
children.
The
present
quali-quantitative
study
is
the
first
in
Italy
to
(i)
describe
adaptation
challenges
resources
of
refugee
parents
and,
indirectly,
their
children
(ii)
investigate
impact
neuropsychopedagogical
training
on
wellbeing.
sample
includes
N
=
15
Ukrainian
(80%
mothers,
mean
age
34
years)
who
arrived
March
April
2022.
participated
within
program
Envisioning
Future
(EF):
10
Keys
Resilience.
Before
training,
participants
completed
an
ad
hoc
checklist
detect
adjustment
difficulties.
After
they
responded
a
three-item
post-training
questionnaire
course
semi-structured
interview
deepening
problems,
personal
resources,
effects.
Participants
report
that
since
departed
from
Ukraine,
experienced
sleep,
mood,
concentration
specific
fears,
which
also
observed
They
self-efficacy,
self-esteem,
social
support,
spirituality,
common
humanity
as
principal
resources.
As
effects
increased
sense
security,
quality
more
frequent
positive
thoughts.
interviews
reveal
3-fold
effect
(e.g.,
behavioral,
emotional-relational,
cognitive-narrative).
Frontiers in Physiology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: May 18, 2023
General
anesthesia
produces
multiple
side
effects.
Notably,
it
temporarily
impairs
gastrointestinal
motility
following
surgery
and
causes
the
so-called
postoperative
ileus
(POI),
a
multifactorial
complex
condition
that
develops
secondary
to
neuromuscular
failure
mainly
affects
small
intestine.
There
are
currently
limited
medication
options
for
POI,
reflecting
lack
of
comprehensive
understanding
mechanisms
involved
in
this
condition.
although
acetylcholine
is
one
major
neurotransmitters
initiating
excitation-contraction
coupling
gut,
cholinergic
stimulation
by
prokinetic
drugs
not
very
efficient
case
POI.
Acetylcholine
when
released
from
excitatory
motoneurones
enteric
nervous
system
binds
activates
M2
M3
types
muscarinic
receptors
smooth
muscle
myocytes.
Downstream
these
G
protein-coupled
receptors,
cation
TRPC4
channels
act
as
focal
point
receptor-mediated
signal
integration,
causing
membrane
depolarisation
accompanied
action
potential
discharge
calcium
influx
via
L-type
Ca2+
myocyte
contraction.
We
have
recently
found
both
inhalation
(isoflurane)
intravenous
(ketamine)
anesthetics
significantly
inhibit
current
(termed
mICAT)
ileal
myocytes,
even
proteins
activated
directly
intracellular
GTPγS,
i.e.,
bypassing
receptors.
Here
we
aim
summarize
Transient
Receptor
Potential
signalling-related
aspects
gut
visceral
pain,
discuss
exactly
how
may
be
negatively
impacted
general
anaesthetics,
while
proposing
receptor-operated
channel
novel
molecular
target
treatment
