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Imaginative play for inclusion: evaluating the young dragons tabletop role-playing intervention in UK schools
Background School exclusion in England disproportionately affects pupils with social, emotional, and mental health needs. Tabletop roleplaying games (TTRPGs) may strengthen social emotional learning but are rarely evaluated in UK state schools. Young Dragons, a Dungeons & Dragons based programme, was developed to support emotional regulation, teamwork, and engagement among pupils at risk of exclusion in two London boroughs.
Community health and wellbeing workers: an off-the-peg solution for improving health and care in England
Last year, Keir Starmer emphasised the need for timely community-based treatment to address health issues before they become expensive to treat in hospitals. We know that small changes at population level dramatically improve overall health, and that public health spending is four times more cost-effective than NHS spending. Yet the current budget allocation to public health is 2%.
Chapter 5: Seeking better outcomes through data
NHS data is only useful if it can be turned into intelligence from which smart decisions on healthcare provision can be actioned. In this chapter academics and experts look at the pitfalls, potential and practicalities of working with healthcare data analysis.
How to turn NHS data into intelligence - part 2
Data analysis and intelligence-driven decisions by ICBs are a must in modern healthcare. So how can GP practice data be used to get the best outcomes? Dr Cornelia Junghans, Dr James Crick, Dr Peter Roderick and Dr Kathrin Thomas explain in this second article of a two-part series. GP practice data is rich and large enough to provide great insights into whole populations. That’s of enormous value when making intelligence-driven decisions for an area.
How to turn NHS data into intelligence - part 1
NHS data can help make smart decisions on healthcare provision. But there are pitfalls when it comes to data analysis. Dr Cornelia Junghans, Dr James Crick, Dr Peter Roderick and Dr Kathrin Thomas explain what they are in this first article of a two-part series. Roy Lilley said it best when it comes to NHS data. He says there is a Goldilocks zone for data because ‘without data, the NHS is flying blind.
Maximising the impact of social prescribing on population health in the era of COVID-19
Introduction Social prescribing involves referring people, mainly from primary care settings, to non-clinical community services, such as exercise classes and welfare advice, with the aim of improving mental, physical and social wellbeing. These activities are typically provided by the voluntary and community sector.
Maximising the impact of social prescribing on population health in the era of COVID-19
Introduction Social prescribing involves referring people, mainly from primary care settings, to non-clinical community services, such as exercise classes and welfare advice, with the aim of improving mental, physical and social wellbeing. These activities are typically provided by the voluntary and community sector.
SARS-CoV-2 infection, clinical features and outcome of COVID-19 in United Kingdom nursing homes
View ORCID ProfileNeil SN Graham, View ORCID ProfileCornelia Junghans, Rawlda Downes, Catherine Sendall, Helen Lai, Annie McKirdy, View ORCID ProfilePaul Elliott, Robert Howard, David Wingfield, Miles Priestman, Marta Ciechonska, Loren Cameron, Marko Storch, Michael Crone, View ORCID ProfilePaul Freemont, Paul Randell, Robert McLaren, Nicola Lang, Shamez Ladhani, Frances Sanderson, View ORCID ProfileDavid J Sharp doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.05.19.20105460 Abstract Objectives: To...
Vaccinations not covered under Section 7a: who pays?
RECENT CHANGES TO COMMISSIONINGThe NHS has undergone profound changes in the way it commissions services with the introduction of the Health and Social Care Act in 2012, resulting in NHS England (NHSE) area teams taking on responsibility for commissioning immunisation programmes in collaboration with the Department of Health (DH) and Public Health England (PHE).1 NHSE is now responsible for the routine commissioning of national screening and immunisation programmes under the terms of the...
Disruption of Ankyrin B and Caveolin-1 Interaction Sites Alters Na+,K+-ATPase Membrane Diffusion
The Na+,K+-ATPase belongs to the widely distributed class of P-type ATPases (1xEvolution of substrate specificities in the P-type ATPase superfamily. Axelsen, K.B. and Palmgren, M.G. J. Mol. Evol. ; 46: 84–101 See all References1). It converts the energy from ATP hydrolysis to electrochemical gradients of Na+ and K+ across the cell membrane. The enzyme transports three Na+ ions out of and two K+ ions into the cell for each hydrolyzed ATP molecule.
Disruption Of Ankyrin B And Caveolin-1 Interaction Sites Alters Na+,K+-ATPase Lateral Diffusion In HEK293 Cell Plasma Membranes
Disruption Of Ankyrin B And Caveolin-1 Interaction Sites Alters Na+,K+-ATPase Lateral Diffusion In HEK293 Cell Plasma Membranes Cornelia Junghans, Vladana Vukojevic, Neslihan N. Tavraz, Eugene G. Maksimov, Werner Zuschratter, Franz-Josef Schmitt, Thomas Friedrich bioRxiv 141291; doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/141291
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