A postal survey is being carried out among the general practitioners of survivors of childhood
cancer born before 1963 and treated in Britain. The response rate is currently about 88%. …

… Two reports were produced: a critical analysis of the literature (Crosswaite and Curtice,
1991a) and an annotated bibliography (Crosswaite and Curtice, 1991b), intended as tools for …

Purpose: To develop a measure for use with adults with epilepsy and mental retardation,
capable of assessing both clinical and care concerns and of quantifying treatment outcomes. …

This study focuses on the capacity of the Internet for strengthening political activism. The first
part summarizes debates about these issues in the previous literature. This study starts from …

By offering people the choice of care at home, the policy of encouraging local authorities to
purchase domiciliary care services from voluntary and private providers was intended to …

… Both Philip Lynch and Lisa James hint that we might see a return to conflict on the Conservative
benches if no trade deal looks likely as the transition period comes to an end. However, …

Recent years have seen a growing interest within the social sciences in the idea of an
emerging “therapeutic culture”. Some see evidence for this in the expansion of the therapeutic …

… The time Lisa Curtice spent providing an external review of the health log evaluation was
funded by the Nuffield Trust. The information for the health log evaluation was contributed by …

The development of integrated working across health and social care has featured strongly
in recent policy directives in both England and Scotland. This is part of a wider agenda of …

One of the core aims of the Scottish Parliament was that it would provide ‘Scottish Answers
to Scottish Questions’. This book asks how far that aim has been fulfilled, providing an …