Hassan, Hibah Blackwood, Leda
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Qualitative health research
Mental health interpreters play a crucial role in clinical support for refugees by providing a bridge between client and clinician. Yet research on interpreters' experiences and perspectives is remarkably sparse. In this study, semi-structured interviews with mental health interpreters explored the experience of working in clinical settings with re...
Cheshire, Anna Ridge, Damien Clark, Lucy V White, Peter D
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Qualitative health research
Little is known about what recovery means to those with chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis, a poorly understood, disabling chronic health condition. To explore this issue, semi-structured interviews were conducted with patients reporting improvement (n = 9) and deterioration (n = 10) after a guided self-help intervention, and analyz...
Knock, E Whittles, L Lees, J Perez Guzman, P Verity, R Fitzjohn, R Gaythorpe, K Imai, N Hinsley, W Okell, L
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England has been severely affected by COVID-19. We fitted a model of SARS-CoV-2 transmission in care homes and the community to regional 2020 surveillance data. Only national lockdown brought the reproduction number below 1 consistently; introduced one week earlier in the first wave it could have reduced mortality by 23,300 deaths on average. The m...
Andersen, Eva Biryukov, Maria Kalyakin, Roman Wieneke, Lars
Historians are confronted with an overabundance of sources that require new perspectives and tools to make use of large-scale corpora. Based on a use case from the history of psychiatry this paper describes the work of an interdisciplinary team to tackle these challenges by combining different NLP tools with new visual interfaces that foster the ex...
Ball, Simon Banerjee, Amitava Berry, Colin Boyle, Jonathan R Bray, Benjamin Bradlow, William Chaudhry, Afzal Crawley, Rikki Danesh, John Denniston, Alastair
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Odejimi, Opeyemi Bagchi, Dhruba Tadros, George
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BMC Psychiatry
BackgroundMental health crisis requiring emergency access to psychiatric service can occur at any time. Psychiatric Emergency Service (PES) is described as one that provides an immediate response to an individual in crisis within the first 24 h. Presently, several types of PESs are available in the United Kingdom (UK) with the aim of providing prom...
Butt, Ghazala Rauf Qayyum, Zainab Abdul Jones, Matthew Alan
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Biology
Plant health is an important aspect of food security, with pathogens, pests, and herbivores all contributing to yield losses in crops. Plants' defence against pathogens is complex and utilises several metabolic processes, including the circadian system, to coordinate their response. In this review, we examine how plants' circadian rhythms contribut...
Gallegos, Danielle Parkinson, Joy Duane, Sinead Domegan, Christine Jansen, Elena Russell-Bennett, Rebekah
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International Breastfeeding Journal
BackgroundBreastfeeding is a complex behaviour relying on a combination of individual mother and infant characteristics, health systems, and family, community and professional support. Optimal breastfeeding in high-income countries is particularly low. Despite having similar sociocultural backgrounds, breastfeeding rates between Ireland, the United...
Knight-Lenihan, Stephen
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Ambio
The United Kingdom Government intends to require land development in England to contribute to improving biodiversity values. The basis for this, the offsetting of impacts on biodiversity, stems from and reinforces a neoliberal economic approach, fits with the privatising of conservation, and at a landscape level may improve biodiversity values. How...
Romiszewski, Stephanie May, Felix Edward Kelly Homan, Elizabeth Jane Norris, Ben Miller, Michelle A Zeman, Adam
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Journal of sleep research
Sleep is a pillar of health, alongside adequate nutrition and exercise. Problems with sleep are common and often treatable. Twenty years ago, UK medical school education on sleep disorders had a median teaching time of 15 min; we investigate whether education on sleep disorders has improved. This is a cross-sectional survey, including time spent on...
