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141	The creation of a multidisciplinary workforce for public health : a geographical perspective Williamson, Suzanne January 2001 (has links) No description available. 362 Public health professionals
142	Exploring and understanding reflection, knowledge and everyday practice in the medical wards Mantzoukas, Stefanos January 2002 (has links) No description available. 362 Nursing practice
143	The intellectual framework of voluntary social service c. 1940-60 Jenkins, Samuel John January 2002 (has links) This thesis examines the debate on the future of voluntary social service following the establishment of the post-war welfare state, commonly regarded as a painful period of adjustment for voluntary organisations, and argues that this debate sheds light on the later resurgence of the voluntary sector. It assesses the policy instruments available to governments in managing the voluntary sector in the 1940s, and the influence of this regulatory framework on the institutional forms available to voluntary organisations. It explores the legal and ethical distinction between endowed charities and voluntary organisations which Labour inherited from the Liberal political tradition, and how this interacted with the conceptual framework articulated by leading proponents of voluntary social service. The nature of voluntary organisations meant that traditional theories of voluntarism were often at odds with the routine maintenance of extended organisational structures, especially with the methods required to finance voluntary organisations. A consensus on proposals to resolve this conflict emerged in the late 1940s and this reflected structural changes within the voluntary sector which had given rise to a class of professional managers whose views increasingly converged with those of Labour policy makers. The proposals included the creation of autonomous funding bodies to be financed partly from the assets of defunct charitable endowments, providing financial stability for voluntary organisations, satisfying the requirements of accountability without compromising the independenceo f voluntary organisations. The new funding bodies were not created, but a new framework of corporate governance for voluntary organisations was implemented in the 1960 Charities Act, which brought voluntary organisations within the regulatory regime governing charitable trusts. The assimilation of voluntarism to charity ensured that the Idealism that inspired voluntary social service organisations was tied to compliance with institutional and legal forms which impaired their capacity to express social criticism. 362 Government policy
144	Deaths from suicide and self-destructive behaviour among young men Stanistreet, Deborah Lynn January 2002 (has links) No description available. 362 Risk taking
145	Implementation of health policy and health care reform using a case study of maternity services in England 1994-1997 Tinkler, Angela January 2003 (has links) No description available. 362 Changing Childbirth 1993
146	Implementing evidence-based obstetrics in a middle-income setting : a qualitative study of the change process Smith, Helen Jane January 2002 (has links) No description available. 362 Maternity services
147	Occupation as a quality of life domain for vulnerable elderly people Green, Sharon January 2003 (has links) No description available. 362 Recreational activities
148	Gender and falls : perceptions of older people and their key family members Horton, Khim January 2002 (has links) No description available. 362 Recurrent falls
149	Connecting gender and ethnicity in an investigation of social inequality in health Cooper, Helen January 2002 (has links) No description available. 362 Socio economic position
150	Information and decision-making in district health systems in Zambia Mutemwa, Richard Imasiku January 2001 (has links) No description available. 362 Health sector reforms

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