Posts related to Health & wellbeing
#16days of gender-based violence: The women paying the ultimate price of men’s violence
January 08 2020Mia Scally, Lecturer in Forensic Psychology/Criminology writes a moving post about gender-based violence facing women all over the world.
False harmony and the embedding of inequality
January 07 2020Roger Kline, Research Fellow in the Business School, discusses the impact and issues associated with identity and discrimination.
Is much NHS discipline unfair and pointless?
July 16 2019Roger Kline examines the effectiveness of disciplinary action in the NHS
The NHS Long Term Plan & toxic workplace culture
February 07 2019Roger Kline examines the new NHS Long Term Plan and asks if it’s enough to change organisation’s future
Supporting Parents in the Digital Age
December 05 2018Dr Jaqueline Harding shares some of the research findings which led to the creation of Tomorrowschildtv, a new online channel providing digital safeguarding advice for parents
Researching survivor experiences of trauma
April 24 2018Researcher Mia Scally examines the importance of researcher self-care when working with survivors of traumatic events
NMC Fitness to Practice: a radical change?
April 03 2018Roger Kline examines the NMC’s latest consultation on their fitness to practise processes
Equality in the NHS: a work in progress
December 15 2017Roger Kline revisits the Workplace Race Equality Standard and examines the impact it’s had on the NHS since its introduction in 2014
Rethinking disciplinary action in the NHS
Roger Kline outlines the cost of disciplinary investigations and puts forward a case for more learning and less blame when mistakes are made in the NHS
World AIDS Day: fear, community and hope
December 01 2017As we near the end of the fourth decade of the HIV epidemic, Ant Babajee explores how far society has moved on