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  • University of Sheffield NHS Talking Therapies Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherap…

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    in Scotland (COSCA), Federation of Drug and Alcohol Professionals’ National Counsellor Accreditation Certificate (FDAP NCAC) or National Counselling & Psychotherapy Society (previously National Counselling Society) – Accredited Professional

  • 1 TECHNICAL SUPPORT DOCUMENT 25: EVIDENCE SYNTHESIS OF DIAGNOSTIC ...

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    that this “optimal” threshold will depend heavily on assumed prevalence in the decision. ... a particular prevalence can be evaluated. Finally, a brief discussion of topics not. ... in which case a pooled estimate of prevalence is meaningless....

  • V2.0 09.10.2023 1 The DAFNEplus Programme Theory The DAFNEplus ...

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    Session on the prevalence and preventability of long-term negative health consequences of diabetes.

  • Healthy people, healthy places | Healthy Lifespan Institute

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    Our expertise. We have particular strengths in some key public health priority areas including inequality and inclusion, housing, air pollution and commercial determinants of health, particularly tobacco, alcohol and gambling.
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  • Department Of Economics Historical pathogen prevalence and the radius ...

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    verifies that societies with higher historical pathogen prevalence trust less out-groups relatively. ... pathogen prevalence, as we move towards unfamiliar groups, we anticipate a lower disapproval. ... pathogen prevalence diminishes the societal...

  • Locked down and out: why the pandemic could further deprive the most vulnerable …

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    Alongside Louise Wilkinson of the Brain Injury Trust, our team of academics carried out research into the prevalence of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) in young people in PRUs.

  • Health Economics and Decision Modelling | MSc

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    Develop analytical skills for a career in health economics. Learn to measure, model, and evaluate healthcare interventions to inform public health decisions. Employers praise our course for its hands-on experience, making graduates job-ready from da…
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  • MUP Local Q&A ‘MUP will unfairly hit moderate drinkers’ ...

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    Alcohol’s impact on the emergency services. Available at http://www.ias.org.uk/uploads/Alcohols_impact_on_emergency_services_full_report.pdf ]. ‘Products at the bottom of the market will ... alcohol harm, and MUP is one of the best ways of doing...
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  • Vitamin D supplements ineffective treatment for painful IBS symptoms | News

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    Scientists nonetheless noted a high prevalence of poor vitamin D status in people with IBS, so the authors still recommend testing and remedy to support overall health.
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  • Re-examining reproductive rights, 25 years after Cairo: Legal determinants of re…

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    Despite its relatively high prevalence and the cultural values associated with childbearing, infertility care remains a low priority area for local health care providers and community leaders, not only on a