Observational study Blog Posts

• Judgements about learning disability services quality based on snapshot experiences were not sufficient to understand service performance in Australian study

  21 Nov 2014

  • Nick Burton

  
• Are autism and ADHD associated with antidepressants or maternal depression? The debate continues…

  26 Sep 2014

  • Amy Green

  
• People with mental illness are more likely to be victims of homicide than perpetrators of homicide

  29 Aug 2014

  • David Steele

  
• Mood and emotions in people with severe and profound learning disabilities distinguished using behavioural observations

  22 Jan 2014

  • John Northfield

  
• Research suggests economic model for virtual wards not viable on hospital activity alone

  18 Nov 2013

  • Alison Turner

  
• Measuring physiological changes can help validate emotional states of people with profound learning disabilities

  11 Oct 2013

  • John Northfield

  
• Comparison of stresses associated with parenting children with disabilities shows key differences

  15 Jul 2013

  • John Northfield

  
• Reducing variation in prescribing activities in primary care

  23 Jun 2013

  • Caroline De Brún

  
• Missing you Mum: mothers who bring their babies to emergency departments often have undetected post-natal depression

  30 May 2013

  • Fiona Warner-Gale

  
• Staff in residential services recognise importance of setting communication goals to improve quality of life but lack consistent guidelines

  29 May 2013

  • John Northfield