• International experience of health service privatisation: the case of integrated services in the UK 

  Ruane, Sally (Book chapter)

  The use of market mechanisms in the NHS has long been associated with privatisation in the English National Health Service but there has been a marked shift in policy emphasis away from market competition towards ‘system ...
• Intersecting identities of age, gender and sexual orientation in gay and bisexual men’s narratives of prostate cancer 

  Fish, J. (Book chapter)

  Using the lens of intersectional theory, this analysis interrogates gay and bisexual men’s experiences of prostate cancer. Drawing on McCall’s third typology of intra-categorical intersectionality, the chapter explores ...
• Coming out in cancer care: Is disclosure of sexual orientation beneficial? 

  Fish, Julie ; Brown, Jayne ; Williamson, I. (Article)

  Nurses and other health professionals are to ask about sexual orientation at every face-to-face contact across the NHS from 2019. However, there are concerns about the need for, and relevance of, sexual orientation disclosure ...
• Mobilising Knowledge through Global Partnerships to Support Research-informed Teaching: Five Models for Translational Research 

  Younie, Sarah ; Audain, J. ; Eloff, Irma ; Leask, Marilyn ; Procter, Richard ; Shelton, Chris (Article)

  Improving the quality of teaching is of global concern: UNESCO’s Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4c in the Education 2030: Framework for Action calls for high quality teaching for all. The OECD challenges the education ...
• What Is Gender Dysphoria? A Critical Systematic Narrative Review 

  Davy, Zowie ; Toze, Michael (Article)

  In the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the American Psychiatric Association has changed the diagnosis of gender identity disorder to gender dysphoria (GD). In this critical ...
• Review of mental health promotion interventions in schools 

  O'Reilly, Michelle ; Adams, Sarah ; Svirydzenka, N. ; Dogra, N. (Article)

  Purpose The prevalence of mental disorders amongst children and adolescents is an increasing global problem. Schools have been positioned at the forefront of promoting positive mental health and well-being through implementing ...
• Universal Design for Learning 2: Evaluation Interim Report 

  Maguire, Frances ; Hall, Richard ; Wells, Nicki (Working Paper)

  The aim of UDL2 was to manage the transition of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) to the academic, cultural, quality and operational infrastructure created by the first phase of the project, which rolled out UDL principles ...
• Women in the Peace Process and Women in Politics 

  Kamenou, Nayia (Other)

  This report is based on a series of events and engagements on women in the peace process and women in politics, with Professor Monica McWilliams and Dr Avila Kilmurray. The series of events took place under the title “The ...
• A Literature Review of Universal Design for Learning 

  Maguire, Frances ; Hall, Richard (Working Paper)

  This literature review is comprised of four sections: 1) A focus on Universal Design for Learning (UDL), examining the existing literature and key issues in the field. 2) An exploration of how UDL fits with wider ...
• Perspective ale dezvoltării instituţiei probaţiunii în România 

  Szabo, A. (Book)
• Raport special privind respectarea drepturilor copiilor privaţi de libertate în România 

  Oprea, I. ; Stefanescu, T. ; Szabo, A. ; Tarlion, L. ; Dobrica, P. ; Malaescu, M. ; Petrescu , L. (Technical Report)
• Plan de servicii comunitare în domeniul adicţiilor la nivelul Municipiului Bucureşti 

  Oancea, G. ; Vladu, V. ; Simionov, V. ; Ionescu, A. ; Cicu, G. ; Szabo, A. ; Jderu, G. (Book)
• Gendered School Cultures as Limit-Situations: The Roles of Friendship and Friends in Challenging Gender-Normativity 

  Davy, Zowie (Conference)

  The effects of friends and friendships have been discussed in academic literature for decades and particularly from a social psychological perspective. Questions about how friendship dynamically affects a child’s development, ...
• Rethinking Subculture and Subcultural Theory in the Study of Youth Crime – A Theoretical Discourse 

  Nwalozie, C. J. (Article)

  Subcultural theory is an invention of the Anglo-American sociologists and criminologists of the 1960s and 1970s. They chiefly refer to male urban working class youths whose behaviours are contrary to the dominant society. ...
• Promises, promises: can the female offender strategy deliver? 

  Booth, Natalie ; Masson, Isla ; Baldwin, Lucy (Article)

  Following a number of postponements, the long awaited and much needed female offender strategy for England and Wales was finally published in June 2018. The strategy reflects the strong agreement across the sector of the ...
• Sistemul de sancţiuni şi măsuri comunitare în România. Analiză asupra orientării politicii penale 

  Szabo, A. (Article)

  The study presents an analysis of the community sanctions and measures implemented in Romania, as well as of those following to be implemented in the near future, from the perspective of the functions they promote. Most ...
• Men on the margins? Reflections on recruiting and engaging men in reproduction research 

  Law, Caroline (Article)

  While social science research into reproduction is a vibrant and growing field of scholarly activity, the majority of research is conducted with women and focusses on women’s lives. Reproduction research which does focus ...
• Social Work with Transgender People 

  Fish, Julie ; Donaldson, M. ; Hardy, R. (Recording, oral)

  This is summary of the podcast recording : Julie Fish •The starting point is inclusive social work education, that case studies include the lives of trans people, that there are inclusive environments in social care ...
• Brain Responses to Emotional Faces in Natural Settings: A Wireless Mobile EEG Recording Study 

  Soto, V. ; Tyson-Carr, J. ; Kokmotou, K. ; Roberts, Hanna ; Cook, Stephanie ; Fallon, N. ; Giesbrecht, T. ; Stancak, A. (Article)

  The detection of a human face in a visual field and correct reading of emotional expression of faces are important elements in everyday social interactions, decision making and emotional responses. Although brain correlates ...
• Women, Imprisonment and Social Control 

  Quinlan, Christina (Book chapter)

  This chapter explores the history of female incarceration on the island of Ireland which has a number of distinctive features. For example, The Republic represents an interesting case study, since its female incarceration ...

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