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When interactions are interruptions: An ethnographic study of information-sharing by speech and language therapists and nurses on stroke units
(2021-01-17)Purpose: To explore how the information-sharing context influences how speech and language therapy (SLT) and nursing staff interact on stroke units and what they discuss. Methods: Ethnographic methodology was used, with ... -
When Is a Park More Than a Park? Rethinking the Role of Parks as “Shared Space” in Post-Conflict Belfast
(2022-09-20)With the signing of the Belfast Agreement, Belfast (Northern Ireland, UK) entered a new phase of urban development. Moving away from notions of division, Belfast City Council envisaged an inclusive and accessible city. ... -
When is a Picnic a Poster?
(2015-05-07)When is a Picnic a Poster? Since September 2014 the School of Creative Arts at the University of Hertfordshire has been employing a picnic basket as both a metaphor and a physical receptacle for staff ideas about learning ... -
When is category specific in Alzheimer's disease
(2005)Mixed findings have emerged concerning whether category-specific disorders occur in Alzheimer's disease. Factors that may contribute to these inconsistencies include: ceiling effects / skewed distributions for control data ... -
When it comes to the crunch : What are the drivers of the US banking crisis?
(2009)This article considers how permissive regulatory conditions helped change the size and scope of the US mortgage market. Asset backed securitization facilitated an expansion of the US mortgage market and modified the structure ... -
When less is more: Poor discrimination but good colour memory in autism
(2007-06-05)In two experiments children with autism and two groups of controls matched for either chronological or non-verbal mental age were tested on tasks of colour discrimination and memory. The results from experiment 1 showed ... -
When life hangs on biosemiosis: tracking expertise in a medical simulation centre
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When Looking is Allowed: What Compassionate Group Work Looks Like in a UK University
(Springer Nature, 2017-07-01)Today there is a robust, theoretical basis, contributed by a range of disciplines, for rooting compassion into university curricula - an essential dimension to HE’s remit to serve the public good. Central to this this is ... -
When pain goes weird : Central sensitisation and its implications for physiotherapy practice
(2015-12-01)Information from the body is conveyed to the brain through receptors, peripheral nerves and the spinal cord. In the dorsal horn, inhibitory mechanisms under control of local, peripheral and brain influences keep sensory ... -
When rhetoric does not translate to reality: hardship, empowerment and the third sector in Austerity Localism
(2019-01-07)Austerity localism powerfully explains dynamics of (dis)empowerment at the local level, especially regarding the autonomy and accountability of local authorities and third sector organisations (TSOs) in the UK. Yet these ... -
When talking doesn't help : An investigation of microcomputer-based group problem solving
(1992)Microcomputers are now widely used in primary schools and predominately by groups of children working together rather than one child working alone. This paper reports two experiments which examined whether and in what ... -
When the Bells Go Down: Resilience and Vulnerability in Firefighters
(2016-04-14)Firefighters respond to a wide range of critical incidents in which they face exposure to multiple stressors. Previous studies have reported prevalence rates of various symptomatology and identified some risk factors for ... -
When the problem of intersubjectivity becomes the solution
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When will the government deliver?
(2016-02-08)Emergency nursing is demanding especially over the winter months so it is difficult for emergency nurses to remain patient with the government when they find they are working with fewer resources than recommended to ... -
When wolves cry: wolf-children, storytelling, and the state of nature
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When ‘neutral’ evidence still has probative value: implications from the Barry George Case
(2014-07-01)The likelihood ratio (LR) is a probabilistic method that has been championed as a ‘simple rule’ for evaluating the probative value of forensic evidence in court. Intuitively, if the LR is greater than one then the evidence ... -
Where Are the Dead? A Genealogy of Mediumship in Victoria Glendinning's Electricity
(Continuum, 2010)Traces the significance of Victorian spiritualism and science and the medium Ada Goodrich-Freer in Victoria Glendinning's neo-Victorian novel Electricity.