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• Mapping meaning : profiling with integrity in a post-modern world 

  Martin, James R.; MacCormack, Robert (Centre for Applied Language Studies, University of Jyväskylä, 2001)

• Actors, Texts, and Power in the History of Social Work : A paper for conference on "Post-modernism and social work" Ambleside, U.K., April 17-20, 1996 

  Satka, Mirja (1996)

  This paper is an introduction to the approach and method that I have developed in a recent study which aim is to trace the conceptual and practical history of Finnish poor relief and social work during the period when ...

• Cheerleading as a part of Finnish sports culture : an overview of the development of cheerleading in post-modern Finnish sports culture from 1979 to 2018 

  Nykänen, Riikka (2018)

  Cheerleading was born in the United States of America in the late 19th century and arrived in Finland in 1979. First, cheerleading was a sideline activity of other sports, but later it became a sport of its own. Now, ...

• Co-constructing recovery in suicidal crises : Service users’ perspectives on healthcare and crisis services after a suicide attempt 

  Gaily-Luoma, Selma (Jyväskylän yliopisto, 2024)

  Suomalaisten itsetuhokäyttäytymisestä ja itsemurhakriisin aikana käytettyjen terveydenhuollon palveluiden ajoituksesta on olemassa suhteellisen laaja tietopohja, mutta palvelunkäyttäjien näille palveluille antamia merkityksiä ...

• How do health care services help and hinder recovery after a suicide attempt? A qualitative analysis of Finnish service user perspectives 

  Gaily-Luoma, Selma; Valkonen, Jukka; Holma, Juha; Laitila, Aarno (Biomed Central, 2022)

  Background Suicide attempt survivors are at high risk of re-attempts and suicide death. Previous research has shown that service users’ experiences of post-attempt care are related to future treatment engagement and ...