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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"HV Patholeg gymdeithasol. Lles cymdeithasol a chyhoeddus"”.
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Can Martha Nussbaum’s Capability Theory of Justice help solve the crisis of women’s homelessness in the UK?
Despite being one of the richest countries in the world, ‘nearly a quarter of a million households across England (242,000) are now experiencing the worst forms of homelessness’ (Fitzpatrick et al. cited by Crisis UK, 2023, p.14). This paper will begin with two claims. Firstly, that a home of one’s …
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Exploring the Long-Term Effects of Vaping on Respiratory Health Among Adolescents: A Systematic Literature Review
Background: Vaping has emerged as a widespread behaviour among adolescents globally, raising growing concerns regarding its long-term respiratory health implications. While e-cigarettes are often marketed as safer alternatives to conventional smoking, emerging evidence suggests that adolescent use …
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Exploring the Lived Experience of Advocating for a Disabled Child While Engaging with Professionals and Institutions.
Previous research has shown that parent carers, despite their vital role in securing their children’s rights and wellbeing, often encounter systemic barriers that undermine their agency and advocacy. This study addresses the gap in understanding parent carer agency by exploring the impacts of care …
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Bridging Practice: The Use of Youth Work Methodologies Within Youth Justice. A Case Study of a Youth Justice Team in South Wales
This research centres on the presence of youth work methodologies in a youth justice context by undertaking a case study with a Youth Justice Team in South Wales. Criminal justice literature is increasingly recognising the importance of alternative approaches within the youth justice service, such …
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An investigation into the relevance of shared mental models in youth work settings, supporting young people to achieve positive outcomes.
This research demonstrates the relevance of shared mental models (SMMS) in developing the effectiveness of youth work teams. Much of the literature states that SMMs are crucial for team efficacy in healthcare settings, business, and aviation, although there is limited research about their …
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Organizing Social Volutary Organizations from Islamic perspective
Voluntary work became one of the symptoms of modem state. It is represented in the spontaneous appearance of voluntary organizations and civic activities, which means that people are trying to participate in managing their life. Keeping in mind that people's in social affairs participation is not …
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A qualitative study and thematic analysis concerning the applicability and efficacy of service design processes applied to healthcare service innovation
The emergence of design and systems development have arisen as legitimate tools for facilitating innovative practices in the delivery of care within public services. Development mechanisms deriving from design led thinking and their associated methodologies have evidently been adopted to construct …
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The Impact of Social isolation and loneliness on mental health and overall wellbeing of geriatric Population: A systemic literature review
Background: The impact of social isolation and loneliness on the mental health and overall well-being of the geriatric population has become a significant concern globally. This systematic literature review aims to analyse and synthesise existing research to provide insights into this complex …
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The effects of depression on quality of life in the ageing population: A systematic literature review
Background/Aim: The overarching aim of this research is to examine the association of depression and quality of life in the ageing population. Depression is an ongoing mental disorder in the elderly which has negative outcomes on the quality of life (QOL). To enable effective health our quality of …
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An Ai-Powered 3-D Facial Recognition Framework for Crime Intelligence using Reconstructive and Predictive Techniques
Police use of facial recognition tends to be divided between stand-alone biometric tools and discrete dashboards for analysing crime, with very little integration between who appears in images and how patterns of crime develop. At the same time, mainstream 2-D recognition models are brittle under …
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The Reporting of Rape in UK Online News: Examining the Potential Impact of the #MeToo Movement on News Framing
Rape remains one of the most underreported crimes, and the way it is framed in the news influences public perceptions and discourse (Layman, 2020). News representation shapes societal attitudes, impacts legal and policy responses, and can influence survivors’ willingness to come forward (Schwark …
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What are the participatory experiences and potential barriers for young people living in a rural area of West Wales?
This research project will look at the participatory experiences and potential barriers for young people living in a rural area of West Wales. Whilst working alongside young people, the paper will explore their perception of participatory experiences and identify barriers that may prevent them …
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How Does it Heal? Isolation and Re-engaging in Education the Role of Trauma Related Practice in a Post-Pandemic Britain
The Covid-19 pandemic, its multiple lockdowns and restrictions have had a well documented and often discussed effect on the mental health and wellbeing on the whole of the UK and more particularly, on school children who have missed significant periods of schooling (BBC, 2020). Research suggests …
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Conspirituality in the Age of TikTok: A Thematic Analysis of #AgeofAquarius
This study examines contemporary beliefs about the Age of Aquarius on the social media platform TikTok. The research aims to analyse user-generated content to identify the contemporary beliefs and perspectives surrounding the phenomenon, the historical and cultural contexts that inform these …
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An Investigation to Understand the Role of Social Determinants in Influencing Substance Among Teenagers Living in the UK: A Systematic Review
To better understand how social determinants—such as peer pressure, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), family dynamics, and socioeconomic status—affect substance use among teenage boys and girls in the UK, this dissertation examined these relationships. Ten quantitative studies that offered …
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The Deaf Working Age Population in the United Kingdom: Investigating the Barriers for Those Within Employment.
Aim of this research-The aim of this research is to explore and identify the barriers experienced by deaf adults in the workplace. Background and research purpose-Deafness remains one of the most common disabilities within the UK, however deaf adults continue to experience barriers and inequalities …
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Adoptive Parenting From Placement to Adoption Order: “Long, Gruelling, Intrusive and in the End… Just Another Number on Someone’s Spreadsheet”
Adoption is the process of the removal of parental rights from birth parent(s) to adoptive parent(s) (Seymor 2019). This research will consider the lived experiences of eight adoptive parents during the process of adopting their children, all eight adoptive parents have been given full parental …
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UK prisons and the impact of health and wellbeing of prisoners: A systematic review
This dissertation is based on a systematic review the title is UK prisons and the impact on health and well-being of prisoners this aims to promote attention to a silenced public health concern that is not recognised as a community that needs the attention of professionals, it also aims to guide …
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Women as Perpetrators: Male Rape
Historically, rape has been defined as a crime predominantly committed by men (Eriksson, 2011). A wealth of literature exists on female experiences of sexual violence; for decades feminist academics have researched the topic, portraying rape as an abuse of power used to dominate females in a …
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The impact of organisational trust on the work-from-home experience and work outcomes: a study of high-tech employees in Hong Kong
The Covid-19 pandemic since 2019 has changed Hong Kong’s working culture from office working to work from home (WFH) to reduce cross infections. Since then, WFH has received research interest due to its potential impact on employees' attitudes and organisational performance. The high-tech industry …
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