The aim of this integrative review was to investigate the state of knowledge on resilience in nursing students.
Gaillard, in a series of studies (Gaillard 2003, 2007, 2008, 2010), has further demonstrated the importance of traditional knowledge in the resilience of communities living with volcanological hazards.
Additionally, the isolation of neutrophilic or even alkaliphilic strains further highlights the capability carried by the whole community to adapt to in situ conditions changes such as an increase of the pH, thus improving the knowledge of the system resilience.
To design interventions that harness these natural sources of resilience, greater knowledge of local protective processes is needed.
Although profound scientific knowledge about the detailed relationships of resilience traits with other traits might still be missing, it can be hypothesized that more resilient animals are also more robust animals (i.e. more fertile) in general.
The Swiss said this week that such knowledge of his own past resilience has buttressed his confidence when pain hits – as it did against Xavier Malisse at the same stage this year.
There is hardly any discussion of local knowledge system and resilience of the community to manage natural disasters triggered by global weather change.
Following the concept of resilience, local environmental knowledge is a category that describes how societies and their various stakeholders understand uncertainties, disturbances, and surprises as triggers of a recursive learning process.
We propose six elements that need to be considered in the design and implementation of resilience-based river policy and programs: rivers as social-ecological systems; the science-policy interface; principles, capacities, and characteristics of resilience; cogeneration of knowledge; adaptive management; and the state of the science of resilience.
And though Pygmies are scorned as subhuman by other Congolese (for their miniature bodies and their abject lives, impoverished even by the standards of one of the poorest countries on earth), they were seen as a source of coveted knowledge and resilience.
These findings were supported by a recent study on the knowledge of physicians and stress-resilience capacity, which was expected to be useful in improving physician patient relationships.
