Journal of Nursing, Social Studies, Public Health and Rehabilitation 2015

• Short sleep duration in relation to body weight and blood pressure among Czech adults
  (Zlata Kapounová¹, Martin Forejt¹, Julie Bienertová Vašků²)
• Contribution immunochemical methods in diagnosis and prevention of cervical dysplastic changes
  (Jana Vaculová¹, Jaroslav Horáček²)
• The degree of difficulties during performance of activities of daily living in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
  (Jana Maňhalová, David Kimmer, Andrea Schönbauerová, Valérie Tóthová)
• Factors influence on the entry into fatherhood
  (Adéla Cápová)
• How can prejudices and stereotypes affect everyday life of Roma women?
  (Lenka Lidová, Alena Kajanová, Šárka Tovt)
• Integration of people with visual disabilities
  (Jitka Bienertová)
• Interactive education-preventive programme as efficient prevention means for contact of children and dogs
  (Marie Chlopčíková)
• The relationship between values and education: A philosophical analysis of contemporary Nigerian reality
  (Anthony Afe Asekhauno¹, Joseph Oke Omoro²)
• EXPERIENCING ACTIVE FATHERING DURING PRENATAL PERIOD
  (Andrea Schönbauerová, Mária Boledovičová)
• Crohn’s disease and dietary recommendations
  (Eva Beňová¹, Mária Boledovičová², Kateřina Teplá³)
• Humanistic versus pragmatic approach to nursing care for cardiac patients
  (Zdeňka Pavelková¹, Alan Bulava^{1, 2})
• Sedentary life in the context of educational attainment
  (Lukáš Martinek¹, Valérie Tóthová¹, Marek Zeman²)
• Social exclusion among problem drug users
  (Nikola Brandová, Alena Kajanová)
• Reference to the “human-to-human relationship” concept in the work of Joyce Travelbee and its potential application regarding supervision in nursing
  (Věra Stasková¹, Milena Vaňková², Valérie Tóthová¹, Sylva Bártlová¹)
• Visual and haptic contact of women with a stillborn baby
  (Kateřina Ratislavová)
• Lymphangiogenesis and tumor metastasis
  (Eva Rovenská^{1, 2}, Mária Kovářová³)
• Womanhood, menses and legislating on the pangs of dysmenorrhea: an essay in African public health and social policy
  (Anthony Afe. Asekhauno)