41. NHS Sheffield - Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust website. Food and nutritionare central to our general health and wellbeing. http://www.sth.nhs.uk/

Home Help Sitemap Search You are here: NHS Sheffield - Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Main menu About STH News and features Patients and visitors Working for STH ... Publications Welcome Welcome to the Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust website. STH runs the Northern General, Royal Hallamshire, Jessop Wing, Weston Park and Charles Clifford Hospitals in Sheffield. Sur ton velo for Neurocare! Amateur cyclist, Chris Sharp, took on the challenge of a lifetime recently when he cycled part of the Tour De France to raise funds for Neurocare.. Read more Read more Latest News STH launches '10 Key Aims' manifesto STH have launched a new 10 point plan to highlight ways in which the public can measure how they will be improving and strengthening services (10th August 2005) Read more Sheffield's hospitals tackling infection Stringent antibiotic management and thorough hand hygiene procedures help minimise Clostridium difficile infections (30th August 2005).

42. RDN Virtual Training Suite Internet for health and Life Sciences (BIOME) The RDN Virtual Training Suitetutorials teach the key information skills for the Internet environment. http://www.vts.rdn.ac.uk/

Home About Us Contact News ... Posters Welcome to the RDN Virtual Training Suite - a set of free online tutorials designed to help students, lecturers and researchers improve their Internet information literacy and IT skills. Work in your own time at your own pace - no one is monitoring you! There are quizzes and interactive exercises to lighten the learning experience. Read more information about the tutorials Simply pick the tutorial that interests you... Internet for Further Education [more about these tutorials] Art, Design and Media Business Studies Construction ... Travel and Tourism Internet for Engineering and Mathematics (EEVL) Aviator Civil Engineer Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineer Health and Safety ... Offshore Engineer Internet for Health and Life Sciences (BIOME) Agriculture, Food and Forestry Allied Health Bioresearcher Medic ... Vet Internet for Humanities (HUMBUL) English Historians History and Philosophy of Science Modern Languages ... Theologian Internet for Physical Sciences (PSIgate) Chemist Earth Scientist Physicist Internet for Reference (RDNC) Instructor Internet for Social Sciences, Business and Law (SOSIG)

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44. Learning And Teaching About Mental Health In Higher Education. Good Practice Gui Good Practice Guides in the Learning and teaching about mental health in Non mental health related a) general. Non mental health related a) general http://www.mhhe.heacademy.ac.uk/guides/refs.asp

Plans News and events Links and resources Case studies ... Good practice guides Good practice guides Introduction Learning from experience Person in the professional Learning and teaching about mental health in higher education Reading list on user and carer involvement in mental health education and training This list was compiled for 'Paying more than lip service: user involvement in learning and teaching about mental health in higher education', a one day workshop held in Derby on 20 June 2003, and has been updated since. This is an evolving list. If you are aware of other useful references please let us know (hyperlink to feedback form). References are organised into three sections: 1. General (mental health related); 2. Discipline specific (mental health related); 3. Non-mental health related , and 4. Some pointers to guidance on payment to service users or you can list by author 1. Mental Health related (general)

45. Mental Health Learning And Teaching In Medicine Medical students are usually introduced to mental health teaching from the A common example is a general practice trainee who, either as part of an http://www.mhhe.heacademy.ac.uk/resources/medicine.asp

Plans News and events Links and resources Case studies ... Good practice guides Courses Courses - Medicine - Psychology - Occupational therapy - Nursing Resources Mental health learning and teaching in medicine Author: Brian Lunn, Senior Lecturer Department of Psychiatry, University of Newcastle upon Tyne b.s.lunn@ncl.ac.uk 1. Undergraduate teaching Medical students are usually introduced to mental health teaching from the perspective of the basic sciences. Traditional teaching divided undergraduate teaching into pre-clinical and clinical phases. This is changing as many schools move towards an integrated curriculum (i.e. clinical material is taught from the early stages of the course). Students are taught about brain anatomy, physiology, biochemistry and pharmacology. Parallel teaching introduces psychology, sociology and ethics. In the early stages of clinical teaching, as basic clinical assessment is taught (interview and examination skills), specific skills relating to a mental health history and examination are introduced. Students continue into their clinical years where they will have at least one attachment in mental health. Students will spend, on average, 8 weeks in mental health settings during their clinical stages. The format of this will be determined by each school, but a core skill base is defined by the General Medical Council. Students will also have contact with patients with mental health problems in other clinical attachments; particularly in Primary Care.

46. Find Community Health Resources, Information And Medical Research-MGH Mass general Hospital offers community health resources and information, information for patient care, teaching and research activities at Mass general. http://www.massgeneral.org/health_info.html

Libraries at Mass General Treadwell Library Provides comprehensive information for patient care, teaching and research activities at Mass General. The library serves all Mass General employees, patients and their families. Where patients, family and friends find the health information they need. ARCH A resource center focusing on community health. Cancer Resource Room Information and support services for cancer patients and their families. Learn About Health An online portal to articles, videos, interactive tools and much more. Links to the Main Directory Pages for the Mass General Website About Us Calendar News Search ... Mass General Home Mass General Hospital MGH is committed to excellence as an institution dedicated to patient care, health care research and education. To achieve such excellence, MGH has organized its web site to provide the following: medical information and news on current health issues, health and clinical research, physician and doctor search services, patient and visitor information and online guide, health-care career opportunities and many other functions to provide the information and assistance you seek. Health Information Learn about the latest health information, medical research, cancer support services and community health resources at these Mass General Hospital organizations: Blum Patient and Family Learning Center, Treadwell Library, Cancer Resource Room and ARCH.

47. Teaching Sexual Health An objective of the Grey Bruce health Unit s sexual health program includingpamphlets, information sheets on general health, birth control and sexually http://www.publichealthgreybruce.on.ca/Sexual/Teaching/

Home About Us Search Local Stats ... Teaching Teaching Sexual Health Introduction Resources Available Annual Workshop Clinical Services The Ministry of Education requires that Ontario students be provided with growth and development education focusing on an understanding of sexuality; including sexual development, reproductive health, interpersonal relationships, affection, abstinence, body image, gender roles, and the development of attitudes, beliefs, and values related to identity and relationships. This curriculum expectation is found in the Health and Physical Education Curriculum for grades 1 through 10 (see links below). Grades 1-8 Health and Physical Education Curriculum http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/document/curricul/elemcurric.html http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/document/curricul/seccurric.html An objective of the Grey Bruce Health Unit's sexual health program objectives is to support educators in the implementation of the sexual health components of the curriculum by providing resources to assist and enhance their teaching plans. Refer to the following sexual health resources, annual workshop details, and listings of Grey Bruce clinical services. Resources Available Health Unit Resources Youth Talk Newsletter A biannual newsletter developed to promote awareness of the issues which impact youth - written for professionals.

48. TEACHING PUBLIC HEALTH LAW Persons who knew nothing about disease control or general public health were We decided that the objective in teaching public health law should not be http://biotech.law.lsu.edu/Courses/PH_Courses/epr.htm

Public Health Law Online Courses Legal Topics Search Site ... Medical and Public Health Law Site TEACHING PUBLIC HEALTH LAW (Reprinted from: The Law Teacher By Edward P. Richards Last spring semester, I taught a new course entitled The Constitution and the Public's Health. This essay reports what I learned in doing this, and what I hope students can learn from a public health law course. Public health is the specialty of taking care of all the little things that make modern civilization possible: food sanitation, the control of rats and vermin, communicable diseases, nuisances, dogs, dangerous buildings, general environmental problems, and about everything else that can make you sick, fall on your head, or otherwise interfere with the health and safety of the community. Public health initiatives were responsible for nearly tripling the life expectancy in the U.S. between 1850 and 1990. Before AIDS/After AIDS Prior to the emergence of AIDS/HIV in 1981, few law professors were interested in public health. It was seen as an intellectual backwater, limited to bad dogs, septic tanks, and other unromantic topics. While every state and big city health department had a lawyer who did public health law, this lawyer usually worked for the city legal department or the state attorney general's office. Public health law was the bottom rung on the career ladder in these departments. The most junior person would do public health law until the next new hire came on board. Pre-AIDS, there was little institutional expertise in public health law in either law schools or state and local agencies.

49. Teaching And MPH Program At The Center For Population And Family Health general Public health. Application of Global Climate Forecasts for Public healthPlanning in Africa Assessing societal vulnerability to seasonal climate http://www.mailman.hs.columbia.edu/popfam/rp/general_health.html

The Heilbrunn Department of Population and Family Health General Public Health Application of Global Climate Forecasts for Public Health Planning in Africa Assessing societal vulnerability to seasonal climate variability But we trust each other: HIV risk among Latino couples Exploring Links Between Stressful Life Conditions and Preterm Birth ... Women's Social Networks and Health in Mali Application of Global Climate Forecasts for Public Health Planning in Africa Sally Findley , in collaboration with the International Research Institute, Lamonte Doherty Observatory Assessing societal vulnerability to seasonal climate variability Alayne M. Adams , in collaboration with Columbia's International Research Institute for Climate Prediction and CIESIN But we trust each other: HIV risk among Latino couples Debra Kalmuss and Alayne M. Adams This couple-based, longitudinal study combines qualitative and quantitative approaches to data collection. The qualitative phase consists of in-depth interviews with 30 Latino heterosexual couples (interviewed separately) at baseline and at 3 and 6 months post-baseline. In the quantitative phase, a-CASI interviews are administered to 300 Latino couples at the same time intervals described above, and baseline interviews with 100 Latino women who meet all study eligibility requirements but who decline participation in the couple study. Exploring Links Between Stressful Life Conditions and Preterm Birth

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Search Directories Reference Tools UW Home ... DO-IT DO-IT resources DO-IT programs DO-IT search DO-IT home page General Teaching Strategies There are many ways that disabilities affect students' abilities to learn. Disabilities and learning styles are unique to individuals. Many accommodations are simple, creative alternatives for traditional ways of doing things. Following are examples and suggestions. They are by no means comprehensive. You and your students will have opportunities to generate additional uniquely effective ideas. Low Vision By "low vision" we are referring to people who have visual impairments but have some usable sight. This includes some students who are "legally" blind. For students who have low vision, standard written materials may be too small to read and/or objects may appear blurry. Others may only see objects within a specific field of vision. Still others see images with sections missing or blacked out. Learning via a visual medium may take longer and may be more mentally fatiguing for people who have low vision than for people who have standard vision. Examples of accommodations for students with low vision include large print books, handouts, signs, and equipment labels. Many photocopy machines can enlarge text.

51. Effectiveness Of Teaching General Practitioners Skills In Brief Cognitive Behavi Objective To assess the effectiveness of teaching general practitioners skillsin brief From changes in scores every four months on the general health http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/full/324/7343/947

Home Help Search Archive ... Table of Contents Author Keyword(s) Vol Page [Advanced] This article Abstract Abridged text Abridged PDF PDF ... View citation map Services Email this article to a friend Find similar articles in BMJ Find similar articles in ISI Web of Science Find similar articles in PubMed ... Read articles citing this article Search for citing articles in: ISI Web of Science (16) PubMed PubMed Citation Articles by King, M. Articles by Turner, R. Related content Clinical Research Randomized Controlled Trials: examples Mood disorders (including depression) Psychology ... Related Articles BMJ 2002;324:947 ( 20 April ) Primary care Effectiveness of teaching general practitioners skills in brief cognitive behaviour therapy to treat patients with depression: randomised controlled trial Michael King head a Oliver Davidson honorary senior lecturer a Fiona Taylor research fellow a Andrew Haines head b Deborah Sharp head c Rebecca Turner research associate d a Department of Psychiatry and Behavioural Sciences, Royal Free and University College Medical School, Royal Free Campus, London NW3 2PF

52. Influence On General Practitioners Of Teaching Undergraduates: Qualitative Study a Department of Primary health Care and general Practice, London W2 1PG, Teaching undergraduates affects general practitioners morale positively http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/abstract/319/7218/1168

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53. UQ - Occupational Health & Safety Unit - Teaching & Training Activities - Traini Homepage for the Occupational health Safety Unit at the University of Queensland To enrol in these courses, you can contact the Teaching Educational http://www.uq.edu.au/ohs/teach-main.html

About the Unit Legislation Policies, Guidelines, Alerts Calender year List of Programmes ... Workplace Health Straight to - Biosafety info webpage Workers Compensation info You are here: UQ Home Training Programmes Training Programmes Link to - Website, Please link here for WHSO training and WHSR training information. Back to top About the Unit Policies, Guidelines, Alerts Legislation UQ Home ... Library Brisbane, Queensland 4072 Australia E-mail: ohsunit@mailbox.uq.edu.au Phone: +61 (7) 3365 2365 Web design by: 4-11 Digital Authorised by: Executive Manager Modified: October, 2003 Legal notices Feedback

54. Division Of General And Primary Care Pediatrics: Health Care Professionals - Ref Click to go to the general and Primary Care Pediatrics Home Page UNC health Care A major priority and focus of our Division is its teaching. http://pediatrics.med.unc.edu/div/genpeds/healthpros_teaching.htm

Teaching Activities of the Division A major priority and focus of our Division is its teaching. On average, each day our faculty is involved in teaching 18-20 residents and 8-10 medical students. Inpatient Clinical Teaching: Inpatient Service: Rounds are held daily and include a faculty member from our division, 3-4 medical students and 3-4 housestaff. In addition, all the medical students assigned to pediatrics are taught by a separate “teach attending,” many of whom come from our Division. Newborn Nursery Teaching Divisional faculty work with 1-3 residents and 1-2 medical students daily. Clinical teaching occurs through daily rounds, caring for newborns, and a specific curriculum. Outpatient Clinic (Continuity Clinic) Teaching: Daily pre-clinic talks about specific general pediatric topics are given to residents. Our division is responsible for leading most of the talks. All patients seen by residents are precepted by faculty from our division in this all-day clinic. Pediatric Emergency Department Teaching Teaching conferences for students are held daily by our faculty; additional conferences are held throughout the week focusing on a wide variety of subjects for faculty, housestaff and students.

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56. Appendix 1 - Summary Of Current DGP Undergraduate Teaching general Practice section The Division of Community health Sciences We have67 Teaching Practices of which 53 are active in the fully implemented new http://www.chs.med.ed.ac.uk/gp/home/strplan29.php

The University of Edinburgh MVM Contact Help ... Search Home Events People Education Links ... Recruitment General Practice section The Division of Community Health Sciences Introduction General Practice Strategic Plan 2002 - 2006 CHS homepage Public Health Sciences section RUHBC section Appendix 1 - Summary of current DGP undergraduate teaching Year 1 The Health and Society course aims to introduce students to an understanding of key psychological, social, public health (epidemiology, health promotion and occupational health) and ethical concepts. It aims to apply these to health and illness behaviour, risks for ill health through the life cycle, and health care provision and utilisation. Features of the course include: problem-based tutorials, complementing the lecture course Community practicals: Term 2 - Talking with Families Term 3 - Health Needs of Elderly People Year 2 The Introduction to Clinical Practice course aims to introduce the student, at an introductory and junior level, to the diagnostic and therapeutic skills that are central to the future practice of clinical medicine. It teaches diagnostic, therapeutic and practical skills. Important features of this course include: group teaching 19 'Year 2 plus 5' contract Teaching Practices 6 system based modules x 5 weeks per year (30 weeks per year) each module specialist introduction week 1 plus practice based learning weeks 2 to 5 Year 4 single student practice based attachment central multidisciplinary course (1 week) 27 Year 4 only Teaching Practices ('item of service' sessional payments)

57. BC Education - PE Appendix B: Learning Resources Handbook details general DescriptionComprehensive set of resources for teaching and learning a variety of......Print Skip To health. general http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/irp/pek7/apb3.htm

Physical Education Appendix B: Learning Resources (Part III) Self Esteem, Sport and Physical Activity General Description: Professional resource folder consists of eight articles from various newspapers and journals addressing issues affecting girls and women in physical activity and sport, such as self-esteem and gender equity. Audience: General Category: Professional Reference Curriculum Organizer(s): Personal and Social Responsibility Grade Level: Year Recommended: Supplier: Promotion Plus 305 - 1367 West Broadway Vancouver, BC Tel: (604) 737-3075 Fax: (604) 738-7175 Price: (not available) ISBN/Order No: (not available) Self Esteem, Sport and Physical Activity (CAAWS) General Description: Canadian background report addressing issues of self-esteem and physical activity as they relate to girls and women. Audience: General Category: Professional Reference Curriculum Organizer(s): Personal and Social Responsibility Grade Level: K-12 Year Recommended: Supplier: Canadian Assn. for the Advancement of Women and Sport and Physical Activity 1600 James Naismith Drive Gloucester, ON

58. TEACHING ASSISTANT POSITIONS Ð HEALTH STUDIES The following Teaching Assistant positions are available in the Department of general background in Political Science in Canadian health Care policies. http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/~socsci/employment/POLSCITAJobPost.htm

TEACHING ASSISTANT POSITIONS Ð POLITICAL SCIENCE The following Teaching Assistant positions are available in the Department of Social Sciences at the University of Toronto at Scarborough for the Fall 2005 and Winter 2006 Academic sessions. Please note that the final availability of positions is contingent upon final course determinations, enrolments and budgetary considerations. Estimated enrolments are based on previous yearsÕ enrolments and estimated hrs. allotted are subject to final enrolment numbers. COURSE, DAY/TIME SESSION ESTIMATED ENROLMENT* ESTIMATED NUMBER OF HRS. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS DUTIES MAY INCLUDE POLA51H3, Critical Issues of Canadian Democracy D. OÕConnor THUR. 1-3 Winter 2006 General background in Political Science Preparation, tutorials, office hrs. marking/grading, exam/test invigilation POLA70H3, Politics in Literature D. Carvounas THUR. 3-5 Winter 2006 General background in Political Science Preparation, office hrs. marking/grading, exam/test invigilation POLA83H3, Exploring Globalization J. Jayman

59. TEACHING ASSISTANT POSITIONS Ð HEALTH STUDIES The following Teaching Assistant positions are available in the general backgroundin health and Disease. Medical Anthropology at the graduate level an http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/~socsci/employment/AntTAJobPost.htm

TEACHING ASSISTANT POSITIONS Ð ANTHROPOLOGY The following Teaching Assistant positions are available in the Department of Social Sciences at the University of Toronto at Scarborough for the Fall 2005 and Winter 2006 Academic sessions. Please note that the final availability of positions is contingent upon final course determinations, enrolment and budgetary considerations Estimated enrolments are based on previous yearsÕ enrolments and estimated hrs. allotted are subject to final enrolment numbers. COURSE, DAY/TIME SESSION ESTIMATED ENROLMENT* ESTIMATED NUMBER OF HRS. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS DUTIES MAY INCLUDE ANTA01H3, Intro. to Anthropology: Becoming Human M. Schillaci (1) TU 11-1 (LEC 01) (2) THUR. 12-2 (LEC 02) Fall 2005 480* Fall term 1440* Fall term Graduate coursework in at least 2 sub-disciplines plus the ability to communicate with students. Preparation, tutorials, office hrs. marking/grading, exam/test invigilation ANTA02H3, Intro. to Anthropology: Society, Culture and Language S. Bamford (1) TU 11-1 LEC 01 (2) TU 11-1 LEC 02 Winter 2006 480* Winter term 1440* Winter term Graduate coursework in at least 2 sub-disciplines plus the ability to communicate with students.

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Introduction Teaching Hospitals Past Heads Orthopaedic Engineering Research ... View a larger image here Vancouver Acute (VCHA): Vancouver Hospital 899 West 12th Avenue Vancouver, BC V5Z 1M9 When it opened in 1886, Vancouver Acute was just a nine-bed tent used to treat injured railway workers. Vancouver Acute is composed of four sites: Vancouver Hospital, UBC Hospital, GF Strong Rehab Centre and George Pearson Centre. Now Vancouver Acute is one of North America's leading health care centres with 1,900 beds. Even though Vancouver Acute treats nearly 116,000 patients each year, every single one is important to us. Clinical focus areas for undergraduate and postgraduate orthopaedics are trauma, spine, lower extremity reconstructive surgery and orthopaedic oncology. View a larger image here University Hospital 2211 Wesbrook Mall Vancouver, BC V6T 2B5 UBC Hospital is one of two acute care facilities that are part of Vancouver Acute. It is one of British Columbia's foremost teaching and research facilities and is located on the campus of the University of British Columbia. Specialty areas at UBC Hospital include: Acute Medicine, General Surgery, Reconstructive Orthopedic Surgery, Psychiatry, Gerontology. View a larger image here Providence Health Care: http://www.bcfootandankle.com

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