Equity and excellence: liberating the NHS 12th July 2010 Click on the title above to access the report Abstract: The NHS White Paper, Equity and excellence: liberating the NHS, sets out the Government’s long-term vision for the future of the NHS. The vision builds on the core values and principles of the NHS – a [...]
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Is mindfulness-based therapy an effective intervention for obsessive-intrusive thoughts: a case series, Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy, 2010, Volume 17 Issue 3, Pages 250 - 268 Megan Wilkinson-Tough, Laura Bocci, Kirsty Thorne, Jane Herlihy West of England Forensic Mental Health Service, Psychology Department, Gloucestershire Recovery in Psychosis Southern Rehabilitation Institute, Centre for the Study of Emotion in Law, Trauma Clinic Abstract: [...]
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Medical error – what do to if things go wrong: a guide for junior doctors June 2010 Click on the title above to access this valuable document full-text Abstract: This guide is aimed at junior doctors and outlines the key steps to follow if something goes wrong, including communication, documentation, reporting, learning and how to [...]
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NHS Evidence Monthly Bulletin – Learning Disabilities Click on the title above to access the bulletin About: Welcome to the Evidence Bulletin. This month in our extended summaries we report on a meta-analysis of interventions in challenging behaviour and an RCT in health interventions in community settings. We also highlight published studies from almost 40 [...]
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Cognitive–behavioural therapy for depression in people with a somatic disease: meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials, The British Journal of Psychiatry (2010) 197: 11-19 Matthijs W. Beltman Abstract: Meta-analyses on psychological treatment for depression in individuals with a somatic disease are limited to specific underlying somatic diseases, thereby neglecting the generalisability of the interventions. Aims To [...]
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