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The Inherent Problem With Mass Incarceration, Raff Donelson Jan 2022

The Inherent Problem With Mass Incarceration, Raff Donelson

Oklahoma Law Review

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Getting To “Prisoner As Neighbor”, Avlana K. Eisenberg Jan 2022

Getting To “Prisoner As Neighbor”, Avlana K. Eisenberg

Oklahoma Law Review

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The Efficiency Mindset And Mass Incarceration, Thea Johnson Jan 2022

The Efficiency Mindset And Mass Incarceration, Thea Johnson

Oklahoma Law Review

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A Second Look For Children Sentenced To Die In Prison, Kathryn E. Miller Jan 2022

A Second Look For Children Sentenced To Die In Prison, Kathryn E. Miller

Oklahoma Law Review

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Emotions, Psychological Safety And Recommendations For Designing Remediation Programmes, Nicola Brennan Jan 2022

Emotions, Psychological Safety And Recommendations For Designing Remediation Programmes, Nicola Brennan

Peninsula Medical School

This commentary presents emotion recognition and enabling psychological safety as crucial in the design of effective remediation programmes.

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Strategic Planning In Oral Health Improvement, R. Patel, R. Witton Jan 2022

Strategic Planning In Oral Health Improvement, R. Patel, R. Witton

Peninsula Dental School

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Cost-Effectiveness Of Mirtazapine For Agitated Behaviors In Dementia: Findings From A Randomized Controlled Trial, Catherine Henderson, Martin Knapp, Susan Stirling, Lee Shepstone, Juliet High, Clive Ballard, Peter Bentham, Alistair Burns, Nicolas Farina, Chris Fox, Julia Fountain, Paul Francis, Robert Howard, Iracema Leroi, Gill Livingston, Ramin Nilforooshan, Shirley Nurock, Jt O’Brien, Annabel Price, Ann Marie Swart, Naji Tabet, Tanya Telling, Alan J. Thomas, Sube Banerjee Jan 2022

Cost-Effectiveness Of Mirtazapine For Agitated Behaviors In Dementia: Findings From A Randomized Controlled Trial, Catherine Henderson, Martin Knapp, Susan Stirling, Lee Shepstone, Juliet High, Clive Ballard, Peter Bentham, Alistair Burns, Nicolas Farina, Chris Fox, Julia Fountain, Paul Francis, Robert Howard, Iracema Leroi, Gill Livingston, Ramin Nilforooshan, Shirley Nurock, Jt O’Brien, Annabel Price, Ann Marie Swart, Naji Tabet, Tanya Telling, Alan J. Thomas, Sube Banerjee

Peninsula Medical School

Objectives: To examine the costs and cost-effectiveness of mirtazapine compared to placebo over 12-week follow-up. Design: Economic evaluation in a double-blind randomized controlled trial of mirtazapine vs. placebo. Setting: Community settings and care homes in 26 UK centers. Participants: People with probable or possible Alzheimer’s disease and agitation. Measurements: Primary outcome included incremental cost of participants’ health and social care per 6-point difference in CMAI score at 12 weeks. Secondary cost-utility analyses examined participants’ and unpaid carers’ gain in quality-adjusted life years (derived from EQ-5D-5L, DEMQOL-Proxy-U, and DEMQOL-U) from the health and social care and societal perspectives. Results: One hundred …

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Covid Lockdowns In The Uk: Estimating Their Effects On Transmission, Emily Prestige, Julian Stander, Yinghui Wei Jan 2022

Covid Lockdowns In The Uk: Estimating Their Effects On Transmission, Emily Prestige, Julian Stander, Yinghui Wei

School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics

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Doctoral Education In Business And Management, Jonathan Lean, Stephen Wilkins, Jonathan Moizer, Troy Heffernan Jan 2022

Doctoral Education In Business And Management, Jonathan Lean, Stephen Wilkins, Jonathan Moizer, Troy Heffernan

Plymouth Business School

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“Viewed With Suspicion, Considered Idle And Mocked‐Working Caregiving Fathers And Fatherhood Forfeits”, Jasmine Kelland, Duncan Lewis, Virginia Fisher Jan 2022

“Viewed With Suspicion, Considered Idle And Mocked‐Working Caregiving Fathers And Fatherhood Forfeits”, Jasmine Kelland, Duncan Lewis, Virginia Fisher

Plymouth Business School

Existing academic literature consistently points to a changing role for modern fathers in which they take an egalitarian role in the caregiving responsibilities for their children. Despite this, fathers are observed to continue to dominate the realms of full-time working, aligning to more traditional breadwinning mentalities than such trends might suggest, raising questions around inequality. Fathers at work have previously been found to encounter challenges within the workplace when they alter, or consider altering their work patterns due to caregiving responsibilities. Employing a sample of working parents and managers, this paper explores how caregiving fathers are perceived within organizations and …

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Disability, Policing, And Punishment: An Intersectional Approach, Jamelia Morgan Jan 2022

Disability, Policing, And Punishment: An Intersectional Approach, Jamelia Morgan

Oklahoma Law Review

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