Titlebook: Rediscovering Voluntary Action; The Beat of a Differ Colin Rochester Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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Towards an Alternative ParadigmThis chapter outlines an alternative paradigm of voluntary action. Rather than viewing voluntary organisations as bureaucratic instruments for the delivery of services and volunteers as auxiliary human resources that need to be professionally managed, it draws on the separate literatures of voluntee

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Colin Rochesters. Besides nonpharmacological interventions, identification and removal of inappropriate medications (i.e. psychotropic drugs) are also part of the falls management strategy in older patients with cognitive impairment. The purpose of this chapter is to summarize the recent knowledge about risk facto

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e uncovered changes in the aging CNS in relationship to falls. We then summarize and critically discuss these findings in the context of the neurobiology of falls. Lastly, we propose new lines of inquiries that could potentially influence diagnosis, prognosis, and management of falls.

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Colin Rochestere uncovered changes in the aging CNS in relationship to falls. We then summarize and critically discuss these findings in the context of the neurobiology of falls. Lastly, we propose new lines of inquiries that could potentially influence diagnosis, prognosis, and management of falls.

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Introduction: Why the Theory and Practice of Voluntary Action Need Rethinking have increasingly come to believe that these changes threaten the health and vitality of a kind of behaviour that has played a key part in shaping the kind of society we live in and has made an important contribution to the quality of our lives.

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inence has led to a narrow and distorted view of what voluntary action involves and how it is undertaken. This book reasserts the case for a broader view of voluntarism as a unique set of autonomous activities.978-1-137-02945-4978-1-137-02946-1