Alec Samuels (1930-2022).
Published in Medicine, science, and the law
Blood alcohol concentration and road accidents: Underestimation due to time of the arrival to the emergency department (...
Published in Medicine, science, and the law
Alcohol is a significant public health issue, according to the World Health Organization. Our study aims to analyze the correlation between blood alcohol concentrations (BACs) of drivers, their demographic features, and the possible underestimation of BACs due to the time elapsed between hospital admission and blood sampling. Methods: This study in...
Silos and rigid processes: Barriers to the successful implementation of the Older prisoner Health and Social Care Assess...
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Older adults are the fastest growing sub-group in prisons. They have complex health, social care and custodial needs and often the support they receive is sub-optimal. The Older prisoner Health and Social Care Assessment and Plan (OHSCAP) aimed to better meet these inter-related needs. As part of a wider study, a randomised controlled trial was con...
Carbon (δ13C) and nitrogen (δ15N) isotope ratios reveal geographic affinity and dietary status of Ajnala skeletal remain...
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Stable isotope analysis from bones and teeth has been widely used to estimate the likely geographic locations and dietary status of individuals whose osseous remains have been retrieved from some forensic or bio-archaeological contexts. The carbon and nitrogen stable isotope signatures can provide insights into geographic affinity and dietary habit...
The influence of a Learning to Forgive Program on institutional offending and recidivism among offenders with mental dis...
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Previous researchers have demonstrated that learning to forgive may reduce the likelihood of offending/reoffending. Forgiveness therapy may be useful for rehabilitation by assisting traumatized individuals to release revengeful emotions. The current study is a follow up to a previous study that examined the effects of a 6-week forgiveness psychoedu...
Dr Ann Priston OBE.
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Letter to the Editor regarding the article "Double suicide in Japan in the post-war reconstruction period, with referenc...
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Creating a system to quickly determine cause of death, and efforts that should be made to elucidate the circumstances of...
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The UK's Illegal Migration Bill: Human rights violated.
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The effect of age on injury patterns in pedestrian deaths.
Published in Medicine, science, and the law
Although it is known that elderly pedestrians are at increased risk of injury and death from vehicle crashes the specific pattern of lethal injuries related to age has not been extensively studied. Data on the numbers of pedestrian fatalities and ages were obtained from 1990 to 2020 from the Traffic Accident Reporting System, The University of Adel...
