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In his paper, Dissent and Dissensus:
Making a Difference in the Corporate
University, Professor of Nursing at the
University of Swansea and Master of
Controversy, Gary Rolfe, announced
during a seminar at the University of
Cambridge on…

Attempts to recognize ‘information’ as an asset have led to an increased awareness of why and how this invisible valuable resource does not appear in the financial statements. This paper aims to develop a model based on three-circled sets of…

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As a Research Ethics Committee (REC) Chair in the National Health Service (NHS), one of
the commonest amendments submitted for consideration by RECs relates to the need to
manage poor participant recruitment and the failure to meet recruitment targets. This

With more than 64,500 members, the Bangladeshi community in London is one of the largest in the UK. Originating from a wave of immigration during the 1970s, a considerable part of the community now consists of a second, UK-born generation.…

Proposes some fundamental differences in assumptions between old and new paradigms and argues that the preoccupation with growth
characteristic of a materialist view is what has
brought about our current crisis.

Campus based students are welcomed to our University during the first week of their course, but for students studying by online distance learning (ODL) a comparable mechanism does not exist. Academic staff experienced in teaching by ODL considered this to…

Background: An individual’s perception of the risk of, and their susceptibility to, future
cardiovascular events is crucial in engaging in effective secondary prevention.
Aim: To investigate the perception of a cardiovascular event by examining the level of
agreement between individuals…

Commentary, Jacinta Kelly warns that women who take on too many career, childcare and household
responsibilities are more likely to ignore the signals of impending cardiovascular events.