Archive for November 2021
What is Human Rights Watch?
Guidance: Senior mental health lead training
Hypotheses in adult-child interactions stimulate children’s reasoning and verbalizations
Do patients’ characteristics influence their healthcare concerns?—A hospital care survey
Randomized controlled trial of online interventions for co-occurring depression and hazardous alcohol consumption: Primary outcome results
Bibliometric study of ‘overviews of systematic reviews’ of health interventions: evaluation of prevalence, citation and journal impact factor
Low-Density Zoning, Health, and Health Equity
Suspension and expulsion in Colorado early care and education settings: Child, program, and community‐level predictors
‘Dances with Daffodils’: Life as a Flower-picker in Southwest England
The rise and fall of cognitive‐behavioral approaches to the treatment of bipolar disorder: A critical overview from a quaternary prevention perspective
‘I think it does just opens it up and … you’re not hiding it anymore’: Trainee clinical psychologists’ experiences of self‐disclosing mental health difficulties
An Examination of the Parent-Rated Adolescent Academic Problems Checklist: What Do Parents Really Know?
Understanding Perceptions of Radical and Liberal Feminists: The Nuanced Roles of Warmth and Competence
Sexual Desire Mediates the Relationship-Promoting Effects of Perceived Partner Mate Value
Elizabeth Rahilly: Trans-Affirmative Parenting: Raising Kids Across the Gender Spectrum
Learning-by-Teaching Without Audience Presence or Interaction: When and Why Does it Work?
“We Were Alive and Life Was Us.” How Ken Kesey Created LSD Subculture
The relationship between common cognitive screening tests (Standardised Mini‐Mental State Examination and Rowland Universal Dementia Assessment Scale) and the Cognitive Functional Independence Measure
Understanding how hatred persists: situating digital harassment in the long history of white supremacy
Aged care in rural and remote Australia
Over one in four (25.6%) Australians in the aged care target population live in rural or remote communities.
Stewick House, a former Famine workhouse on a hillock near Askeaton
At the height of the Great Famine of 1845-1849, the Poor Law Commissioners leased Stewick House and 10 acres, including the out-offices, from George and Laura Hewson in 1848 at annual rent of £75.