Perspectives from young people
Person focused care for young people with rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases: young rheumatologists' and EULAR Young PARE perspectives
... future perspectIves and concludIng reMarks Several forward steps have been made to develop a trustful and equal relationship between patients and physicians but it must be recognised that still many of the needs ...
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Full participation in education and training to age 18 in England: perspectives from policy and life-worlds of young people
... the young people so their perspectives inform the future policy and practice on increasing ...criminalising, young people, many of whom are already vulnerable and ...by young ...
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Bridging the digital divide: young people's perspectives on taking action
... Divide: Young people’s perspectives on taking action October 2008 of ...many young people expressed that sharing stories and discussion about action and issues were important, many also ...
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Ireland: Growing up Irish: Life perspectives among young people in the Republic of Ireland
... of young people in contemporary Irish society and relating these attitudes to those obtained among comparable European ...life perspectives of a sample of young people in the Republic ...
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Evaluation of Sexual Health Sheffield's services in community settings : perspectives from young people aged 15 25 years
... g people, fo e a ple, th ough Pa e t to Pa e t ...health Young people do not want on-line resources and support to replace face-to-face interventions or speaking directly to a person via ...most ...
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Perspectives of children and young people with a parent in prison
... 27 son (in prison) and especially at the right time, before he starts drinking again. Another carer showed similar concerns about her daughter “going back again on drugs and getting problems again”. The second carer ...
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Barriers to entering affordable home ownership for young people: A preliminary study from university students' perspectives
... for young people, and identified as factor leading to youth ...for young people as an important strategy to reduce the risk of homelessness ...of young people is a significant ...
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Child sexual exploitation in South East Wales: problems and solutions from the perspectives of young people and professionals
... were young people who they may not have much information about, who they may not see again, who may not give much away, yet remained young people about whom they had concerns for these very ...
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Practitioner Perspectives on Child Sexual Exploitation: Rapport Building With Young People.
... the young persons’ perspectives of the investigation and their attempts to accommodate their ...stuff from unhealthy places, but that’s because she’s missing something; I guess it was moments in the ...
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Exploring the Perspectives of Children and Young People; How Children and Young People View Secondary School Staff to Support Pupil Wellbeing
... in perspectives between gender in school should be considered as the views of participants interviewed and are not generalisable to large populations of ...outcomes from phase 2 as these could be considered ...
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An exploration of the views and perspectives of young people with ASD, their parents and practitioners on the transition from secondary education into further education
... support from services than those transitioning from specialist secondary ...by young people, depending on whether they were considered higher functioning and this was without taking into ...
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Perspectives of disabled young people with degenerative conditions on making choices with parents and peers
... one young person expressed mixed emotions, including some ...However, young people felt their own degree of input would increase as they got ...data from interviews with young ...
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Constraints and prospects for contraceptive service provision to young people in Uganda: providers' perspectives
... young people. The majority of the pro- viders had the view that young people should not use con- ...service young people receive negatively and further constrain access to and ...
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Attitudes Towards Working ‘Out of Hours’ with Young People: Christian and Secular Perspectives
... for young people. Workers from neighbouring youth projects sharing ideas of good practice regarding out-of-hours work may strengthen all organisations involved and bring to light some tacit ...
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School nurses' perspectives on managing mental health problems in children and young people
... with young people and while the literature details some efforts to develop, quantify and evaluate this aspect of their role, there are also indications that there may be difficulties engaging school nurses ...
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Youth Perspectives in Africa: how young people view politics, society and the environment
... examine young African’s perspectives on two aspects of digital transformation, with implications for social, economic and political life on the ...Less people buy print newspapers and access ...
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“It’s become fashionable”: Practitioner perspectives on football hooliganism involving young people
... Freedom of Information requests were sent to the Home Office, to establish data trends in youth arrests, banning orders and disorder at football. Despite the concerns of senior police officers, it was found that there is ...
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"It's become fashionable": Practitioner perspectives on football hooliganism involving young people.
... The University of Gloucestershire has obtained warranties from all depositors as to their title in the material deposited and as to their right to deposit such material. The University of Gloucestershire makes no ...
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Mental health problems in young people with learning disabilities: The perspectives & experiences of parents
... learning-disabled young people with mental health problems, is that their experiences of their child’s mental health problems are superimposed onto already altered expectations, hopes, fears, and ...
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School nurses' perspectives on managing mental health problems in children and young people
... referrals from school staff that were more about the anxieties of the referrer (almost always a teacher) than the child and about issues over confidentiality and the sharing of ...
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