The scarcity of such affordable options is part of why Toronto was ranked as “impossibly unaffordable” in a report published this month that ranked the city 84 out of 94 cities worldwide assessed for affordability, with Vancouver the only Canadian city faring worse.
Archive for June 2024
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and sexual offending: A systematic review
Comprehensive, Coordinated, and Ongoing Housing-Focused Outreach
The advancement of artificial intelligence in biomedical research and health innovation: challenges and opportunities in emerging economies
Ending Unequal Treatment In The United States Health Care System
HRSA HAB Program Letter on Expungement Services for People with HIV Who Have Had Legal System Involvement
Have you seen Blue Lights (2023) on BritBox?
Describe how Grace fits into the story of Blue Lights?
We meet her at a moment in her life where she’s made this huge career change from social worker to police officer. I think that decision is hugely informed by the job she used to do and the frustrations of working in that environment. She wants to do a job where she can make a difference and be on the frontline of that change. She has a 17-year-old son and she’s juggling being a mum, a single parent, and learning to do a new, challenging job at the same time. She’s just trying to hold it all together and do the best she can.
Elder fraud has reached epidemic proportions – a geriatrician explains what older Americans need to know
Impact of an early medical abortion at home pack of medicines in Scotland
Quarterly Carers Statistics for Northern Ireland (March 2024)
General Election Analysis: Labour Party Manifesto
As part of BASW’s General Election coverage, we’re scrutinising each of the main UK political party manifestos.
Building bridges of support: Collaboration in the field of social work
Collaboration in social work allows professionals to combine expertise, perspectives, and resources to address complex social issues comprehensively. This approach pulls in strengths from various fields to develop innovative solutions, improve care coordination, and support individuals in need.
A national New Zealand study of childhood non-offending contact with police and later offending in adolescence
Funding Call – Global Professorships 2024 (Deadline for Pro-Vice-Chancellor (or at minimum Head of Department/Faculty/Institute) supporting statements and UK host institution approval is 17:00 (BST) 23 October)
Differential Effectiveness of Open Versus Closed Psychotherapy Groups: A Systematic Review
ROSA OMS Home Care Brief Report for SA 2024
Hong Kong poverty not just about income, but quality of life, welfare chief says
Oxfam Hong Kong found that 1.36 million were living in poverty in the first quarter of last year.
Barriers to access to hepatitis C treatment with direct-acting antivirals in people who inject drugs in the community setting
Australia: Health of veterans
Keeping It Political and Powerful: Defining the Structural Determinants of Health
CfP: Special Issue for Journal of Social and Personal Relationships on: Sibling Relationship Processes Across the Lifespan (Extended abstract by Sept 1)
“Trying to write a story together”: general practitioners’ perspectives on culturally sensitive care
Implementation opportunities and challenges to piloting a community-based drug-checking intervention for sexual and gender minority men in Vancouver, Canada: a qualitative study
Trends in Prescription Utilization for Mental Health Disorders among Older Adults
Route learning in patients with schizophrenia: The role of the forward testing effect
When it is part of me, I can do it: Using embodied empowerment to predict adherence to wearable self-care technology
Psychological Distress and Suicidality Among Transgender Young Adults in the United States
Aging with her garden: Mutual care across species and generations
Pushing to close the funding lag that drains millions from homeless services
Nonprofit workers Kalain Hadley, left, and Justin Szlasa visit a South L.A. transitional home for men leaving jail or prison who might otherwise become homeless. Such services face constant problems with reimbursement.
Using artworks to understand human memory and its neural mechanisms
Impact of New York City Cigarette Floor Price Policy on Reducing Smoking Disparities
Social workers to strike over election day as Northern Ireland dispute escalates
Walkout by children’s practitioners at South Eastern trust follows strike by Belfast social workers over ‘unsafe’ staffing levels last month. The walkout by children’s practitioners at the South Eastern Health & Social Care Trust will run from 3-5 July. Their union, NIPSA, has timed the strike to coincide with the 4 July election.
FY 2025 Budget and Appropriations priority resource for food and nutrition programs
Sociodemographic Inequalities in COVID-19 Booster Dose Vaccination Coverage: a Retrospective Study of 196 Provinces in Peru
A qualitative study of experiences with physical activity among people receiving opioid agonist therapy
Fear of negative and positive evaluation as mediators and moderators of treatment outcome in social anxiety disorder
Learn 5 Ways to Help Prevent Elder Abuse
Nova Scotia College of Social Workers (NSCSW) Lunch & learn: Advocacy & long term care
S1EP26: Using MMUs to Bring Health Care to Homeless Veterans
The effect of REM-sleep disruption on affective processing: A systematic review of human and animal experimental studies
Trends in traditional bullying and cyberbullying victimization by race and ethnicity in the United States: A meta-regression
Self-presentation and social networking online: The professional identity of PhD students in HCI
‘I’ve never really felt safe’ – Dublin’s anti-social behaviour problem
Cllr Horner suggested a lack of services could be one factor. “Particularly during COVID there’s a generation of young people that were left behind,” she said. “We are seeing a huge amount of behavioural issues associated with young people that I think missed out on the really vital services of youth services, of schools, of social workers identifying early interventions. “That’s one factor, there’s a whole load of other ones”.