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The Co-Development Of Hedgedate, A Public Engagement And Decision Support Tool For Air Pollution Exposure Mitigation By Green Infrastructure, Yendle Barwise, Prashant Kumar, Arvind Tiwari, Fahad Rafi-Butt, Aonghus Mcnabola, Stuart Cole, Benjamin C.T. Field, Justine Fuller, Jeewaka Mendis, Kayleigh J. Wyles Jan 2021

The Co-Development Of Hedgedate, A Public Engagement And Decision Support Tool For Air Pollution Exposure Mitigation By Green Infrastructure, Yendle Barwise, Prashant Kumar, Arvind Tiwari, Fahad Rafi-Butt, Aonghus Mcnabola, Stuart Cole, Benjamin C.T. Field, Justine Fuller, Jeewaka Mendis, Kayleigh J. Wyles

School of Psychology

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Healthier Oregon Qualitative Study, Core (Center For Outcomes Research & Education) Jan 2021

Healthier Oregon Qualitative Study, Core (Center For Outcomes Research & Education)

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Measuring Individual And Group Flow In Collaborative Improvisational Dance, Klara Łucznik, Jon May Jan 2021

Measuring Individual And Group Flow In Collaborative Improvisational Dance, Klara Łucznik, Jon May

School of Psychology

This study investigated flow experience during group collaborations of creative dance improvisation, where group flow was defined as periods when most members of a group reported a flow experience. Sixteen dancers took part in the experimental sessions, performing improvisational tasks in groups of four. We chose two different types of dance task, hypothesising that dancers’ external focus upon the group's shared surroundings and awareness of others might facilitate group flow experience; while an internal focus upon one's own mental imagery might inhibit it. A novel, video-stimulated recall method to assess flow experience was used to track time patterns and shared …

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Assessing Sociology And Psychology In Uk Undergraduate Medical Education: Square Peg In A Round Hole?, J Harden, T Collett, S Forrest, K Kendall Jan 2021

Assessing Sociology And Psychology In Uk Undergraduate Medical Education: Square Peg In A Round Hole?, J Harden, T Collett, S Forrest, K Kendall

Peninsula Medical School

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Valproate Prescribing Practices For Women With Intellectual Disability Across Europe, Lance Watkins, Markus Reuber, Bhathika Perera, Ken Courtenay, Roger Banks, Emma Murphy, H Angus‐Leppan, Rohit Shankar Jan 2021

Valproate Prescribing Practices For Women With Intellectual Disability Across Europe, Lance Watkins, Markus Reuber, Bhathika Perera, Ken Courtenay, Roger Banks, Emma Murphy, H Angus‐Leppan, Rohit Shankar

Peninsula Medical School

Abstract Background Valproate (VPA) is a known teratogen associated with greater risk of major congenital malformations and other neurodevelopmental sequelae than all other licensed antiepileptic medicines. To reduce the potential for VPA-related teratogenicity, the European Medicines Agency issued recommendations in 2018. Over two-thirds of women/girls with intellectual disability (ID) may have treatment-resistant epilepsy that could benefit from VPA treatment. Aims This investigation compared VPA prescribing practice for women/girls with ID between European countries, specifically evaluating the practice in the UK with that in other countries. Methods An expert working group with representation from key stake-holding organizations developed a survey for …

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Prospective Cohort Study Assessing The Use Of Peripheral Saphenous Venous Pressure Monitoring As A Marker Of The Transcaval Venous Pressure Gradient In Liver Transplant Surgery, J Fabes, M Spiro, Group Ofp Research Jan 2021

Prospective Cohort Study Assessing The Use Of Peripheral Saphenous Venous Pressure Monitoring As A Marker Of The Transcaval Venous Pressure Gradient In Liver Transplant Surgery, J Fabes, M Spiro, Group Ofp Research

Peninsula Medical School

Abstract Objectives: Assessment of the transcaval venous pressure gradient, the central venous to inferior vena caval pressure, assists anesthetists and surgeons in management of liver transplant recipients. Traditionally, this entails insertion of a femoral central line with increased patient risk and health care cost. Here, we assessed the ability of a saphenous vein cannula to act as a surrogate for the femoral central line as a means to assess the transcaval pressure gradient in a safer and less invasive manner. Materials and Methods: A prospective cohort of 22 patients undergoing liver transplant underwent saphenous vein cannulation in addition to insertion …

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