No. 9 (2019): Série 2 Nº9

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Editor: Instituto Politécnico de Viseu

Editor-in-Chief: Madalena Cunha

Assistant Editors: Madalena Cunha; José Luís Abrantes; Maria João Amante; Paula Correia; Paula Santos

DOI: https://doi.org/10.29352/mill0209

Published: 2019-05-30

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Engineering, Technology, Management and Tourism

Adhesion strength of flame sprayed ceramic coatings obtained by robotic projection

Eurico Seabra, Luís Silva, Fuad Aliew, Joana Morais Sarmento

13-23
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A study on the feasibility of implementing a quality management system, based on the European for Quality Management (EFQM) model in a School of Engineering

Ricardo Santos, António Abreu

25-38
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Education and Social Development Sciences

Second foreign languages and employability in the Catalonia of the SXXI

Patricia Lopez Garcia

41-49
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Learning a /through a foreign language in higher education: employers’ and students’ perceptions

Margarida Morgado, Luís Vicente Gómez, Marcelo Calvete

51-58
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A comparative study, between China and Portugal, of the professional training of the master’s course in translation

Zhihua Hu, Maria Teresa Roberto

59-67
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Lyrical singers: duets with anxiety

Marlene Ferreira, Zélia Teixeira

69-77
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Linguistic skills required by Portuguese employers in the past 40 years: the case of office management professionals el caso de los profesionales de secretariado

Anabela Valente Simões, Ana Rita Calvão, Anabela Valente Simões

79-89
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Life and Healthcare Sciences

The patient with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: how rehabilitation nurses promote self-care

Ana Nabais, Maria do Céu Sá

93-101
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End of life in neonatology: experiences of health professionals in neonatal palliative care

Maribel Carvalhais, Ana Cristina Pereira, Ana Pinho, Andreia Gonçalves, Ângela Caldeira, Cláudia Silva, Lisete Soares

103-110
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Sanitary Conditions of Primary Health Care Services from the perspective of Sanitary Surveillance

Yara Lima, Mariluce Souza, Bianca Maria Paz, Ediná Costa

111-118
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