All Outputs (331)

Workplace health promotion: Benefit or burden to low-paid workers (1998)
Journal Article

This paper explores the implications of workplace health promotion, particularly in relation to the needs of people in low-paid employment. The paper draws on research carried out during 1995 involving a telephone survey of 101 employing organization... Read More about Workplace health promotion: Benefit or burden to low-paid workers.

Report on the research and development of an M level module on multi-disciplinary education (1998)
Report

Quantification of construction clients' needs through paired comparisons (1998)
Journal Article

The psychometric technique of paired comparisons was employed to quantify clients' construction project needs. If clients' requirements can be adequately evaluated, projects can be planned with more certainty and be tailored to greater client satisfa... Read More about Quantification of construction clients' needs through paired comparisons.

Wiltshire Health Commission schizophrenia health programme (1998)
Journal Article

Involving children and young people in their looked after reviews (1998)
Report

Cost-benefit analysis of a nurse visiting the homes of asthmatic children (1998)
Journal Article

Learning sets for post qualifying and advanced award portfolio development (1998)
Journal Article

Emancipate yourselves from competence-based narrowness: Learning Set for PQ/AA Portfolio Development (1998)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Developing anti-oppresive practice teaching (1998)
Journal Article

Practice teachers in partnership with academic sites have the task of ensuring that students have an understanding of anti-oppressive practice. This can be a daunting task. In this article the authors use fictional dialogue between a practice teacher... Read More about Developing anti-oppresive practice teaching.

Joint estimation of Down syndrome risk and ascertainment rates: A meta-analysis of nine published data sets (1998)
Journal Article

In this paper we present an analysis of nine data sets in which ascertainment and maternal age risk of Down syndrome are estimated jointly using maximum likelihood. We include data on 4825 Down syndrome cases from nine previously published data sets.... Read More about Joint estimation of Down syndrome risk and ascertainment rates: A meta-analysis of nine published data sets.

Working together: Resarchers, practitioners and patients (1998)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Foot pressure measurement and diabetes: Where we are now? (1998)
Journal Article

International protocol guidelines for plantar pressure measurement (1998)
Journal Article

Gait analysis: Part of the First National Unified Podiatry Conference (1998)
Journal Article

Footpressure interest group bulletin (1998)
Journal Article

Issues and dilemmas in interprofessional education: Responding to organisational needs (1998)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Scaffolding for high-rise concrete construction: A French, German and UK comparison (1998)
Journal Article

An international investigation concerning selection of scaffolding systems for a seven-storey in situ concrete-framed building, by contractors' planning engineers in France, Germany and the UK is presented. Findings indicate that preferred methods di... Read More about Scaffolding for high-rise concrete construction: A French, German and UK comparison.

What Motivates Construction Craftsmen in Developing Countries? A Case Study of Indonesia (1998)
Journal Article

Factors influencing the motivation of Indonesian construction operatives are identified. The research was conducted via a structured questionnaire of 93 bricklayers, 81 carpenters and 69 steelfixers, supported by interviews, and carried out on 27 hig... Read More about What Motivates Construction Craftsmen in Developing Countries? A Case Study of Indonesia.

The work of clinical nurse specialists (HIV/AIDS) in areas with a low prevalence of HIV infection (1998)
Journal Article

The role of the clinical nurse specialists (HIV/AIDS) who work in areas with a low known prevalence of HIV is considered and their contribution to patient care, either directly or indirectly through the education and support of other health care work... Read More about The work of clinical nurse specialists (HIV/AIDS) in areas with a low prevalence of HIV infection.

Teaching nursing history: The Redwood experience (1998)
Journal Article

This paper traces the development of nursing history from the great names approach of the early 20th century to the new analytical directions represented by the work of Davies and Maggs. It discusses the relevance of the study of nursing history in t... Read More about Teaching nursing history: The Redwood experience.