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International Journal of Practice-based Learning in Health and Social Care. 4:49-62
This article discusses a six-day course designed to address the current gap in provision of structured, accredited training for service users wanting to contribute to Higher Education (HE) Health and Social Care Education through public involvement (
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Health Expectations. 17:104-115
Aims We draw on the work of Nancy Fraser, and in particular her concepts of weak and strong publics, to analyze the process of parental involvement in managed neonatal network boards. Background Public involvement has moved beyond the individual leve
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Emergency Nurse. 17:22-26
More people die in hospital than at home (Department of Health (DH) 2008). Yet, many people do not want to die in hospital, which can be an inappropriate environment for end of life care. The government's end of life care strategy (DH 2008) and the N
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British Educational Research Journal. 32:643-648
Almost a decade ago, Edwards (1997) used the metaphor of ‘moorland’ to refer to the—then—relatively new and unexplored intellectual and policy terrain that was being termed ‘lifelong learning.’ Sin...
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Community Development Journal. 38:130-139
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Gender and Education. 12:413-418
Autor:
Peter Mayo, Paula Allman, Paul Armstrong, Loraine Blaxter, Meg Bond, Jonathan Brown, Terry Evans, John Field, Keith Forrester, Judy Harris, Peter Jarvis, Mary Lea, Jane Mace, John Payne, Carl Rhodes, Sue M. Scott, Lorna Unwin, Linden West
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Studies in the Education of Adults. 31:237-262
Autor:
Loraine Blaxter
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Gender, Work & Organization. 15:550-552
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Higher Education Quarterly. 52:300-315
Several kinds of account of what academic life is like are available. This article reviews three of these – academic novels, the professional media and ‘how to’ guides produced for academics – and makes some comparisons with the picture prese
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Studies in Higher Education. 23:281-295
During the last two decades the higher education system in the UK has moved from an elite to a mass orientation, while academic careers have become less secure and more demanding, and a greater accountability has been imposed upon the system. In the