... information please contact [email protected]. Abstract In a knowledge exchange (KE) event that focused on migration in the North West of England, mutual aid between stakeholders appeared as a powerful aspect of KE, as the substance that can hold different migration infrastructures together...

... to promote healthy cognitive aging in this vulnerable group. Spousal education memory trajectories Actor-Partner Interdependence Model (APIM) England Accepted Manuscript Spousal Education and Memory Decline: Evidence from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing Hui Liu (httpsorcid.org/0000-0001-5519-148X...

... [email protected]. Abstract Objectives In response to high levels of demand for primary medical services in England, characterized by longer appointment waiting times and delayed referrals, the Government developed its National Health Service (NHS) Primary Care Recovery Plan. A key component of the plan...

... English newspapers, satirical sketches, paintings and documents of the period to set out the social context for the hurdy-gurdy in England in 1700–1900. Hurdy-gurdies have strings that are sounded by a disc that is turned by a crank held in the player’s right hand. Some strings are drones whereas others...

... assumptions about British progress and hegemony. colonialism Jack the Ripper Victorian culture and society Victorian press nineteenth-century England On 8 September 1888, the Pall Mall Gazette’s editor W.T. Stead wrote an opinion piece – ‘Another Murder – And More to Follow?’ – on the spate...

... symptoms in T. ^***p < .001. **p < .01. *p < .05. Table 4. Projected Number of Older People Aged 65 and Over With Depressive Symptoms, Social Care Users, and Social Care Costs in England in the Base Case Scenario of No Housing Interventions, 2022–2042...

...-lymphotropic virus (HTLV) is associated with adult T-cell leukemia/lymphoma and myelopathy. Here we present virological and epidemiological data on HTLV screening of blood donations in England between 2002 and 2021, implemented to prevent its transmission via blood transfusion. Methods Data on HTLV testing...

... of working conditions in moderating the impact of care shocks on paid work. It informs workplace policies, as our results suggest that adapting working conditions may facilitate participation in the labor market in late career stages. Disability Employment transitions England Spousal caregiving Working...

... for a new Readiness for Professional Practice framework in England. The new framework is being introduced by the regulator, Social Work England, with the stated aim to promote consistency across social work qualifying programmes. The framework and the regulatory context of social work qualifying in England...

... of practice. This article provides an analysis of social care policy and reform in England since 2010, with a particular focus on the impact of these reforms on the ways in which the skills of social work are utilized within social care services. Through a theoretical framework informed by the work of Pierre...

.... ³ This is on the year group of the Next Steps sample. ³ b The census data shown are on the age 10 to 14 population in England. ⁴ c The percentage of each category in the Next Steps sample is presented with the number of the category. d The National Statistics...

... suggesting cognitive impairments may be prevalent among people experiencing exploitation in England, national datasets miss opportunities to illuminate this issue. Although SAC data include statistics on support needs and various forms of abuse and exploitation, they lack intersectional data. Significant...

... and conceived in prison. Even less is known about how these feelings of safety and their respective predictors may vary between prison systems. This study illustrates what predicts feelings of safety and how prisoners define and experience safety in two jurisdictions, Norway and England & Wales...

.... For commercial re-use, please contact [email protected] Abstract The Mental Capacity Act 2005 in England and Wales and Singapore’s Mental Capacity Act 2008 (which substantially transplants provisions from the former statute) might appear to be twins on paper, but they have gone on to lead very...

...Elouise Davies; Polina Obolenskaya; Brian Francis; Niels Blom; Jessica Phoenix; Merili Pullerits; Sylvia Walby Abstract The definitions and the methodology used in surveys to measure violence have implications for its estimated volume and gendered distribution. The Crime Survey for England...

... on broadsides. English Baroque ground bass Farinel’s Ground folia basso ostinato popular songs Thomas D’Urfey broadside ballads political propaganda in 17th-century England In a previous article on ‘Farinel’s Ground’, published in the May 2021 issue of this journal, ¹ I...

... Registration Board, 2023 ). Although CPD lacks a universally applicable definition across countries and regions, it has become an integral aspect of professional social work practitioners in England and Hong Kong. According to Friedman and Philips (2004), CPD serves as a means of lifelong learning for personal...

... in England and the removal of children from birth families that are deemed to pose a risk to them. It identifies the differences between the social right to protection and assistance to the family and the more commonly known civil right to private and family life. The article merges doctrinal analysis...

... The High Court of England and Wales in the case of R (Detention Action) v Lord Chancellor, ruled that the Lord Chancellor had acted lawfully due to the way he operated the Detention Duty Advice Scheme (hereafter “DDAS”). The DDAS is a publicly funded legal service provided to detainees...

... in Tudor England, placing them in the context of print culture and educational practices. It first considers the options for music education available to different social classes and genders, then turns to close study of music theory treatises and other music educational texts printed in 16th-century...