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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"R Meddygaeth (Cyffredinol)"”.
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The Common Law Duty of Confidence and the Use of Information in Healthcare in Wales
This thesis describes how information that is subject to the common law duty of confidence can be shared lawfully in the National Health Service in Wales. The complexities of modern healthcare and the exploitation of data to improve service provision necessitate a clearer understanding of the duty …
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Evaluation of the ‘Ward, Area and Service Projects Module’ within a Digital Audit Management and Tracking System Implemented Throughout Swansea Bay University Health Boards (SBUHB) Wards and Areas
Introduction: The AMaT (Audit Management and Tracking System) ‘Ward, Area and Service Projects’ module aims to centralise the management of all ward based audits digitally throughout Swansea Bay University Health Board (SBUHB). This post implementation evaluation explores how the module has …
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An Evaluation of the work of the Edinburgh Medical Missionary Society, 1841-2011.
This evaluation of the Edinburgh Medical Missionary Society (EMMS) between 1841-2011 concludes that it met its three original objectives. To assess EMMS’ archives and contemporary accounts of missions the paper uses three broad phases: pioneers,teachers and partners. EMMS’ advocacy of the role of …
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"Can religious treatment choices justify additional healthcare expenditure and, if so, are there limits to this?"
Access to healthcare is generally regarded as a supportive right to the right to life. Freedom to hold a religious belief and to practice that religion is also held to be a right. The practicing of a religion includes the freedom to live in accordance with the tenets of that religion, but this may …
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Self-reported benefits of participating in the Lee Style Taijiquan.
A brief exploration is undertaken of the origins of the Daoist walk in the Lee Family Style Taijiquan. This walk is situated within the Chinese perspective of a subtle body, and a survey of the internal landscape of the body, its deities, and its relationship with the cosmos is identified. The …
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Post Foundation Training Careers Choices of Junior Doctors in NHS Wales: Investigating Motivational Drivers and Correlational Patterns
In Wales, the retention of junior doctors after foundational training has shown a disproportionate decline compared to the rest of the UK. Recent industrial actions driven by pay erosion and working conditions accentuate systemic flaws within NHS Wales and expose critical gaps in its workforce …
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Evaluating the Introduction of the Digital Intervention Patient Participation Booking within Cardiff and Vale University Health Board
Following the pandemic, outpatient waiting lists within Wales have risen significantly (Welsh Government, 2023a). Patients are waiting longer than ever before to receive treatment (Welsh Government, 2023a). To tackle waiting list (WL) issues, one solution proposed by Cardiff and Vale University …
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Recruitment and retention of 'Deep End' GP practitioners
Background: UK NHS GP Practices serving relatively more deprived communities have the dual challenge of a relative increase in service demand whilst operating with a reduced workforce, a recipe fuelling widening health inequalities. ‘Deep End’ practices consist of GP surgeries providing healthcare …
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Digital Health Interventions For Minimising Depression and Anxiety Among Young Individuals: A Systematic Review
Mental health challenges like depression and anxiety continue to affect a growing number of young people in the UK, especially those aged 15 to 24. In response, Digital Health Interventions (DHIs) have become increasingly important as accessible, tech-driven tools for support and treatment. This …
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Understanding the Experience of Non-Epileptic Seizures in Young People: A Multi-Perspectival Qualitative Analysis
Research Summary: Non-epileptic seizures, also known as psychogenic non-epileptic seizures (PNES) or functional seizures, can look like epilepsy or affect changes in behaviour, although there is no change in brainwave activity when a video-electroencephalogram (V-EEG) is carried out (Myers et al., …
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The Notion of the Machine Heart (ji xin 機心) in the Zhuangz i:the ethical relationship between technology and nature.
In Chapter One, my discussion starts with an appraisal of what the ancient Chinese understood by the human Heart (xin 心). It points to the unhelpful avenues that can occur so easily with interpretations that involve ideas concerning mind, emotions, physical organs and the like as they lead us to …
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The development and use of a web application to aid clinician involvement and patient agency in clinical trial recruitment
Clinical research is crucial to advancing medicine. There are a range of barriers to patient enrolment in clinical trials, primarily trial awareness. Currently, numerous clinical trial searching sites are available, however, many are targeted at clinicians. The aim of this dissertation was to …
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Mental Health Service Utilisation Disparities Between South Asian, Black Caribbean, and White British Populations in England: A Systematic Review
Background: Inequality in mental health cutting across ethnic groups has existed in England, and the pattern of service uptake varies widely among the South Asian group, Black Caribbean and the White British. Although ethnic minority groups have similar or even greater occurrences of mental health …
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The development of criteria and the subsequent evaluation of the available digital solutions for pharmaceutical care planning across ABUHB
Hospital pharmacists are routinely involved in patient care. Part of their work is to assess, monitor and advise on drug management during a patient’s hospital stay. Documentation of these interventions has historically been done via a paper Pharmaceutical Care Plan (PCP), kept separately to the …
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Invention or evolution in the provision of health care in late Antiquity in the Eastern Roman Empire : the case of the hospital.
My aim is to discuss the question of whether – and to what extent – the emergence of the hospital in the Eastern Mediterranean is the outcome of the healing tradition of the ancient Greek world rather than of the new values and structures of the Christian society that becomes established in the …