With the increasing recognition of the therapeutic benefits of cannabis in treating various medical conditions, the University of Maryland School of Social Work (UMSSW), in collaboration with the School of Pharmacy, announces this dual graduate program, the only one in the country, MSW and Medical Cannabis Science and Therapeutics Post Baccalaureate Certificate.
Archive for April 2024
Personalised virtual reality in palliative care: clinically meaningful symptom improvement for some
Protect and Redirect: America’s Growing Movement to Divert Youth Out of the Justice System
Sin Padres, Ni Papeles: Unaccompanied Migrant Youth Coming of Age in the United States
Morality, self-control, age, type of offence and sentence length as predictors of psychopathy amongst female incarcerated offenders in South Africa
Association between sociodemographic factors, clinic characteristics and mental health screening rates in primary care
COVID-19 and worker mental distress
The ethical canary: narrow reflective equilibrium as a source of moral justification in healthcare priority-setting
Apply Now: Food Justice for Kids Prize now open!
Involving Young People in Research to Practice Translation
State expansion of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program eligibility and rates of firearm-involved deaths in the United States
National Institute of Justice: Research Glossary
The Town at the Center of a Supreme Court Battle Over Homelessness
Grants Pass, Oregon, a town of about 40,000, has several hundred homeless people.
After the Crash
Changes Coming to Applications and Peer Review in January 2025
Exploring Children’s representations of work: A review investigating content and influences
Higher Education: Employment Discrimination Case Referrals Between Education and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Could Be Improved
‘It’s overwhelming at the start’: transitioning to public transit use as an older adult
Anti-woke Republicans attacked Columbia University. It capitulated.
Today, as student protests against Israel’s actions have grown in size and fervor, hawkish defenders of Israel have intensified efforts to quash them, often asserting, speciously, that protest rhetoric – even the mere sight of a keffiyeh – makes Jewish students unsafe. They then go further to claim that, therefore, Jews are being targeted and threatened. Apart from ignoring that many of the protesters are themselves Jewish these conclusions require two sleights of logic. Above: Columbia University President Minouche Shafik
Parent perspectives following newborn screening resulting in diagnoses of fragile X syndrome or fragile X premutation
Avatar creation in the metaverse: A focus on event expectations
Dilemmas of intervention: From person-centred to alienation-centred dementia care
MPs call for carer’s allowance review as numbers overpaid soars
Figures show 34,500 people incurred overpayments last year after falling foul of rules, landing many with huge debts
Labor market segmentation and the gender wage gap: Evidence from China
Advancing a prevention-oriented support system for the health and safety of children
Mental health 360
Changing tactics in negotiating refugee assistance policies and practices: a case study of an asylum seeker-led organization in Hong Kong
CyberStatus: Responses to status manipulation and fears of positive and negative evaluations
Changes in fertility intention among married Chinese couples with two children during COVID-19: a cross-sectional study
Catarman social welfare office gathers stories from solo parents
The Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office (MSWDO) in Catarman is collecting stories on the experiences of solo parents in order to drum up awareness of the law that protects and enlists the benefits of single parents.
Youth justice in Australia 2022–23
Health-seeking behaviour and beliefs around sore throat in The Gambia: A qualitative study
Accelerating Reform Fund programme (boost the quality and accessibility of adult social care by supporting innovation and scaling, and kickstarting a change in services to support unpaid carers)
The Impact of Elective Surgery Postponement during COVID-19 on Emergency Bellwether Procedures in a large tertiary centre in Singapore
Parent Club: Information parenting teens in BSL
Assessing the pattern of key factors on women’s empowerment in Bangladesh: Evidence from Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey, 2007 to 2017–18
SF gets millions from state to divert fresh food from landfills
CalRecycle granted $2.1 million to the San Francisco Department of the Environment, which will use the money to expand its network of workers that recover high-quality food that would otherwise go to waste and distribute it to nonprofits and food pantries. City officials said they recovered 5 million pounds of food last year, averting it from landfills and reducing harmful greenhouse-gas emissions.
Evaluation of the Violence Prevention Initiative TERMA in Forensic Psychiatric Inpatient Care
Land Security and Mobility Frictions*
Successful Clozapine Rechallenge After Clozapine-Induced Severe Anemia: A Case Report
Open Consultation: Draft mental health and wellbeing strategy (Closes 11 June)
Powerful tool or too powerful? Early public discourse about ChatGPT across 4 million tweets
How Segregation Ruins Inference: A Sociological Simulation of the Inequality Equilibrium
Social Mobility through Immigrant Resentment: Explaining Latinx Support for Restrictive Immigration Policies and Anti-immigrant Candidates
Policy Considerations to Prevent Drug Shortages and Mitigate Supply Chain Vulnerabilities in the United States
All Hands on Deck: The Role of Collaborative Platforms and Lead Organizations in Achieving Environmental Goals
The visualization of autism: Filming children at the Maudsley Hospital, London, 1957–8
Mammography Use and Association with Social Determinants of Health and Health-Related Social Needs Among Women — United States, 2022
On-Air Film Review: Matthew Modine Pedals the ‘Hard Miles’
Greg (Matthew Modine) is a beleaguered social worker at a Colorado juvenile correctional center with a passion for bicycle adventure rides and a revelatory idea for rehabilitation… rounding up an unlikely crew of incarcerated students to complete a transformative 762-mile cycling challenge.