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Holistic physiotherapy or psycho-physio-therapy Part 3: Human being in physiotherapy - from biomedical approach to holistic model via humanistic concept

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Mazurek J.
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2009
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vol. 17
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issue 4
87-93
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W podstawowych dziedzinach fizjoterapii powstaje coraz więcej coraz węższych specjalizacji. Takie "rozczłono-wanie" fizjoterapii grozi "rozbiciem" bytowej jedności człowieka. Naprzeciw temu zjawisku wychodzi fizjoterapia holistyczna. W części III przybliżono trzy modele terapii i trzy, związane z nimi, postawy terapeuty wobec pacjenta. Każda z tych postaw w sposób istotny wpływa na charakter poznania chorego, a co za tym idzie - na wynik przeprowadzanego badania i rezultat wykonywanej terapii.
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There are numerous narrow specialties within physiotherapy which have been developing in the recent years. Such division creates a serious threat to the existential unity of man. Human beings as such cease to exist. Holistic physiotherapy has been created to counteract that phenomenon. Part 3 shows three models of physiotherapy and three ways of approaching the patient that originate from the foresaid models. Each of those approaches affects the way the knowledge about the patient is acquired thus having a direct impact on the result of both the conducted study and the applied type of therapy.
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Holistic physiotherapy or psycho-physio-therapy Part 1: Human being in existential philosophy or from monism via dualism to pluralism

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Mazurek J.
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2009
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vol. 17
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issue 2
74-79
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W podstawowych dziedzinach fizjoterapii powstaje coraz więcej specjalizacji. Takie "rozczłonkowanie" fizjoterapii grozi "rozbiciem" bytowej jedności człowieka. Naprzeciw temu zjawisku wychodzi fizjoterapia holistyczna. W części pierwszej przybliżone zostaną trzy nośne w filozofii koncepcje bytu, a także konsekwencje, jakie pociągają za sobą określone teorie.
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The main fields of physiotherapy are being divided into a rising number of specialties that gradually become narrower and narrower. Such disintegration of physiotherapy creates a major threat to the existential unity of the human being. Holistic physiotherapy aims to revert this alarming trend. Part 1 gives the reader a closer look on three major philosophical concepts of existence and presents consequences arising from those concepts.
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Holistic physiotherapy or psycho-physio-therapy Part 2: Human being in the philosophy of a person that is from dialogue to personalism via empathy

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Mazurek J.
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2009
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vol. 17
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issue 3
69-75
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W podstawowych dziedzinach fizjoterapii powstaje coraz więcej coraz węższych specjalizacji. Takie "rozczłonowanie" fizjoterapii grozi "rozbiciem" bytowej jedności człowieka. Naprzeciw temu zjawisku wychodzi fizjoterapia holistyczna. W części II ukazano filozofię osoby ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem roli doświadczenia drugiego człowieka w kontakcie fizjoterapeuty z pacjentem.
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The number of specializations in the basic fields of physiotherapy is growing and they are becoming more specialised. Such disintegration of physiotherapy may affect the existential unity of man. Human beings as such will cease to exist. Holistic physiotherapy attempts to counteract this process. Part II presents the philosophy of a person with particular stress on the interpersonal experience in the contact between the physiotherapist and the patient.
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Comparison of the needs of the elderly patients in care-rehabilitation centers in Wroclaw and in Hamburg

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Mazurek J., Rymaszewska J., Lurbiecki J.
Advances in Rehabilitation
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2012
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vol. 26
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issue 2
15-21
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Introduction: The central issue of geriatrics amounts to determining the hierarchy of problems (whether health related or other) of people at old age. The healthcare offered to elderly people should be oriented at the possibly broadest approach to their needs Aim: The main goal of the research is developing knowledge about the areas of elderly people’s needs on the basis of a sample consisted of patients from two rehabilitation centers, situated in Poland (PL:Wroclaw) and in Germany (DE:Hamburg) respectively. Material and methods: The sample consists of 80 patients of the age 60+, divided into two groups, 40 patients in each. For the research method/technique the interview is chosen and the questionnaire CANE serves as the main research tool. Other tools used are: GDS, MMSE, Barthel Index and Socio-demographical and Clinical questionnaires. Results: Before the patients’ admission to the center the average estimate for their overall needs was: PL 4.33 (SD=3.52), DE 5.12 (SD=3.26), out of which met needs were estimated as: PL 3.35 (SD=1.03), DE 4.47 (SD=2.99), whereas unmet as: PL 0.97 (SD=1.33), DE 0.65 (SD=1.03) respectively. After the patients’ admission to the center the average estimate for overall needs increased both for PL: 8.93 (SD=2.08) and for DE: 6.53 (SD=2.54), out of which met needs amounted to: PL, 7.55 (SD=1.50) and DE, 5.95 (SD=2.37) respectively, whereas not unmet ones to: PL, 1.38 (SD=1.44) and DE, 0.57 (SD=0.96). Conclusions: The patterns of needs /met and unmet/ of the elderly patients from two researched centers were similar before the patients’ admission to the clinics, but after the admission differences were observed between the two groups. Much from the needs both met (e.g. looking after the home, physical health) and unmet (e.g. psychological distress), mentioned before the admission to the clinic remained in the area of needs also after the admission. That observation is valid both for PL group as for DE one.
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Type 1 fimbriae in commensal Escherichia coli derived from healthy humans

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Pusz P., Bok E., Mazurek J., Stosik M., Baldy-Chudzik K.
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2014
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vol. 61
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issue 2
389-392
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Type 1 fimbriae are one of the most important factors of Escherichia coli adaptation to different niches in the host. Our study indicated that the genetic marker - fimH gene occurred commonly in commensal E. coli derived from healthy humans but expression of the type 1 fimbriae was not observed. Identification of fim structural subunit genes (fimA-fimH) and recombinase fimE and fimB genes showed that many of the strains were carrying an incomplete set of genes and the genes expression study revealed that in strains with complete set of fim genes, the fimC gene, encoding the chaperone protein, was not expressed.
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