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Archive for May, 2009

28
May

Critical Analysis of a Holistic Care Plan

Image via Wikipedia Below is an outline of research suggested to provide information for critical analysis in the development of a holistic care plan. Again, as in post An Exercise in Developing a Holostic Care Plan: Fill in the Gaps the coumns are numbered to (try!) and provide a flow to the outline. The word [...]

27
May

An Outline for the Role of the Social/Welfare Worker within a Multidisciplinary Mental Health Team

Image via Wikipedia Outlines are a great way to plan out your essay/report.  Use your assessment outline and marking criteria to identify the information need to write about. Adjust your word count to suit each section~ below the word count is for a 1500w essay. The Role of the Social/Welfare Worker  within a Multidisciplinary Mental [...]

26
May

A Higher Ed Selection for Monday

Image by David Durán Trejo via Flickr I have discovered an interesting writer. He/She…? (Oronte Churm) reflects on the nature of research, claiming the process to be, “Something there is that doesn’t love easy knowledge. Yoda insights aside~ the tale told is serendipic and meaningful to a student in higher ed because it provides a [...]

26
May

An Outline of Implications of Gaps in Knowledge About Physician Suicide Rates

What implications are the gaps in knowledge about physician suicide rates, using a social psychological perspective Physicians’ suicide rates have repeatedly been reported to be higher than those of the general population or other academics, but uncertainty remains (Schernhammer & Colditz, 2004). Residents are at a higher risk than the general population for the development [...]

26
May

An Exercise in Developing a Holostic Care Plan: Fill in the Gaps :-)

I had to break this holistic care plan table for nursing students into two sections. Keep in mind that columns are meant to be read across, from left to right. To aid in navigation I have numbered each column, so follow the path… Fill in the gaps for a practical exercise in critical analysis, systematic [...]

24
May

Reflective Essay Examples

Image by AFP/Getty Images via Daylife Example of reflective writing: An employee’s  point-of-view (Char Paul, 2009) Example of writing and analysing an interview for Narrative Family Therapy (Char, 2009) Reflective journaling for students transitioning from KS2 to KS3 (Char Paul, 2009)

23
May

Coding for Themes (Qualitative Analysis) & Ethical Focus

Coding Relate the themes to the theory/model that you have chosen. If you have done the interviews/focus groups/narrative without using a theory first then the data collected may not provide insights into that theory in answering the question. Coded = a practice when analysing data so that the data (e.g., sentences from interviews) can be [...]

23
May

A Fantastic Site for ESL Communication Resources~ Luv it!

http://engrishmessageboards.yuku.com/ I will see if they have a pic for an affiliate link. creatively written with humor and self reflection for both ESL and English speaking cultures. how we use language to communicate meaning and purpose is amazing. this site is a celebration of that. The store is just fun! and The Massage board is [...]

22
May

What’s Your Opinion on Google Library?

Scott Jaschik over at Inside Higher Ed reports on a controversial endeavor by Google and many university libraries across the globe … “To some, Google’s mammoth book digitization project with university libraries is the ultimate combination of technology and scholarship, potentially making millions of volumes available to audiences that could never visit major research libraries [...]

21
May

Blass Writes on Milgram: Obedience studies and understanding human behaviour

Milgram‘s obedience studies remain a classic research topic amongst investigators of human behaviour. A powerful implication of his work has been the acceptance of situational effects as attenuating individual choices of social behaviour. Blass (1991) has published a paper that reviews Milgram’s Paradigm across a selection of studies. Understanding behavior in the Milgram Obedience Experiment: [...]

20
May

Participants Shout Out: Nicholas Brown’s (2009) Narrative psychology and hedonic subcultures. In action, JCU Cairns

Image by stevehdc via Flickr Here’s a story that only you can tell~ Subject: personality questionnaire: narrative psychology and hedonic subcultures Gday! just putting a shout out to plug this online questionnaire me and two other guys have going for a psychology group honors thesis. the questionnaire asks u to think about your life story [...]

20
May

Critical Reflective Writing: Some notes I linked together

Image via Wikipedia I have found that it is important to cultivate self reflection practices, and for this reason I have started a health management blog. In this way I will be able to critically reflect on the classes that I attend and ground my conclusions and insights in theory and models that I am [...]

19
May

Hal Spacejock ebook: Time out idea

Take some time out with this free download from Simon Hayes. Below are ways he invites you to get more from his Hal Spacejock series… Wow, a free ebook!  Can I help with publicity? Yes please! Any of the following will cement your status as a gold-plated Hal Spacejock nut: • Share the download link [...]

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