Background The healthcare needs of our societies are continual changing and evolving. In
order to meet these needs, healthcare provision has to be dynamic and reactive to provide …

Here we review palaeoclimatic records from Mexico which have a reasonable chronological
framework and are readily accessible. Reconstructions are based on pollen, diatoms, …

… • Evidence of drug or alcohol intoxication • High suspicion of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
• Presence of cervical spine pain or tenderness • High risk mechanism such as; o Death in …

This chapter describes activity theory (AT) and its emerging role within health professions
education (HPE). We outline AT’s historical roots, before exploring its concepts and theoretical …

Much of the literature on university access and participation positions people from disadvantaged
backgrounds as those who have not ‘traditionally’ attended university. Certain student …

We welcome Grieg et al’s debate article about checklists. 1 Any activity that supports GPs in
delivering safe, effective care in time-critical situations is greatly welcomed. However, we …

The article presents Reflective Workday Habits, which includes to transform a workplace
culture might be allowing employees space and time to cultivate reflective habits in order to …

Discussion The proposed research, which will be rolled out in Autumn 2020, will achieve
direct impact by improving preparedness to provide safe, effective emergency care for children …

Background Campylobacter species are the most common cause of bacterial gastroenteritis
in the developed world. However, comparatively few studies have determined the …

This paper is based upon research with Australian students who were the first in their family
to come to university. The studies sought to explore how attending university impacted upon …