All Outputs (77)

Exploring a model for collaboration in education development (1998)
Presentation / Conference
Thomas, J. (1998, January). Exploring a model for collaboration in education development. Presented at SAPHE National Confereence, University of Bristol, UK

Reshaping patterns of service in a primary care-led NHS: Can UK policy deliver its objectives? (1997)
Other
Godber, E., & Evans, D. (1997). Reshaping patterns of service in a primary care-led NHS: Can UK policy deliver its objectives?

Effective Health Promotion in Primary Health Care: a resource for health professionals
Other
Wilson, N., Naidoo, J., & Daykin, N. Effective Health Promotion in Primary Health Care: a resource for health professionals

Disability rights and robotics online public event
Report
Savage, S., & Church, S. Disability rights and robotics online public event. Social Science in the City

Shifting the Balance to Primary Care
Other
Evans, D. Shifting the Balance to Primary Care

Sex Education in Salisbury: Report of an evaluation project in secondary schools
Other
Roots, B., Ingham, R., & Evans, D. Sex Education in Salisbury: Report of an evaluation project in secondary schools

Use of Qualitative and Quantitative research methods as complementary methods
Other
Orme, J. Use of Qualitative and Quantitative research methods as complementary methods

Developing the Primary and Secondary Care Interface in Southampton and South West Hampshire Health Commission
Other
Evans, D. Developing the Primary and Secondary Care Interface in Southampton and South West Hampshire Health Commission

Preparation for Practice Placements
Other
Langshawe, A., Cloughlan, T., & Thomas, J. Preparation for Practice Placements

Tackling Health Inequalities through Integrated Working: Learning from the Evaluation of the HEA's Integrated Planning Programme (HIPP) April 1997-March 1999
Other
Hayter, P., Peckham, S., & Evans, D. Tackling Health Inequalities through Integrated Working: Learning from the Evaluation of the HEA's Integrated Planning Programme (HIPP) April 1997-March 1999

Neuroplasticity and learning
Presentation / Conference
Christopher, G. Neuroplasticity and learning. Presented at Aspiring Top Leaders, Bristol, UK

Invited talk

New technologies in burn care: A clinical psychologist’s perspective of opportunities for advancing psychosocial care
Other
Heath, J. (2017). New technologies in burn care: A clinical psychologist’s perspective of opportunities for advancing psychosocial care

British Burn Association 2017 Laing Essay Prize Winner

Myths about feminism
Other
Mackay, F. Myths about feminism. London

What is Feminism anyway, and what is it not? Mackay tackles some of the most well known myths about feminism, showing that this political theory is not about burning bras, wearing natural makeup or wasting our energies hating men.

How to be human
Other
Mackay, F. How to be human. London

The word “humane” conjures the best we can be: kind, empathetic, considerate. Yet as a species we are uniquely competitive and warlike. Is this who we really are, and the source of our success? Should we encourage competition in our culture? Or seek... Read More about How to be human.

Philosophy in the bedroom
Other
Mackay, F. Philosophy in the bedroom. London

For 250 years de Sade's writing was outlawed. Yet Fifty Shades has turned the exploration of pain and pleasure into an oddly commonplace entertainment. Do these pursuits embed undesirable power relations or are they essential to our sexuality and a r... Read More about Philosophy in the bedroom.

East Devon forget-me-not reminiscence service: A review of data collection and the development of a logic model
Other
Kimberlee, R., & Kok, M. East Devon forget-me-not reminiscence service: A review of data collection and the development of a logic model

This is not an evaluation report of a service or intervention. It does not seek to make any assessment of the effectiveness or cost effectiveness of the Forget-Me-Not reminiscence service. Instead it is a briefing report that highlights the informati... Read More about East Devon forget-me-not reminiscence service: A review of data collection and the development of a logic model.

Rethinking feminism debate
Other
Mackay, F. Rethinking feminism debate

We think feminism fights for equality for everyone. But from the right to wear headscarves to the refusal of contraception, ideas of what is fair and what equality is vary dramatically. Does feminism lack a universal goal because its an impossible dr... Read More about Rethinking feminism debate.