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An introduction to data and information in health and social care
Health, Sports & Psychology

An introduction to data and information in health and social care

...study leave and annual leave, while also assuring the correct skill mix on a ward. Portable technology is becoming more relevant to healthcare delivery, with iPads being used to collate information, action investigations and review information with patients being actively involved. This helps to democratise the decision-making process for those who may wish to have a more...
Wales and rugby
Society, Politics & Law

Wales and rugby

...skills of their work at play in ripping the ball out of mauls, physical strength. This was damned unfair. I mean the people who played rugby in the other countries were doing it as recreation – different from their work. Here were the Welshmen employing the skill and strengths of their work actually on the field of play and that was not seen as fair play. Hugh Mackay:...
Successful IT systems
Digital & Computing

Successful IT systems

...studying this course, you should be able to: understand the nature of success and failure in IT systems understand what makes an IT system successful understand the sociotechnical nature of IT systems, in that they incorporate hardware, software, organisational, social and human components identify different types of stakeholders and apply techniques to elicit the main...
Level 3: Advanced 9 hrs
Law and change: Scottish legal heroes Badge icon
Society, Politics & Law

Law and change: Scottish legal heroes

...study is skills. These include the ability to write concise summaries of the facts and law. There are rarely model answers and the example that follows highlights the key facts and issues. Figure 3 Example summary of the key facts in Donoghue When reading the pleadings in Activity 1 you might have thought that the facts of the case were somewhat ordinary, perhaps even...
A brief history of evolution
History & The Arts

A brief history of evolution

...studies. The founder of the modern theory of evolution was Charles Darwin. In 1859 the first edition of his On The Origin of The Species was published and it sold out in one day. The naturalist Alfred Wallace had also hit upon the idea of natural selection independently, however, his view differed from Darwin’s, most notably in that he did not think that natural...
Are things changing in world rugby?
Health, Sports & Psychology

Are things changing in world rugby?

...skillful Japan, but also Namibia and Romania presenting something of a challenge to the more familiar narrative of the traditionally dominant rugby playing nations. Maybe things are changing in world rugby? [rugby world cup, Thames, Tower bridge] The biggest surprise however, was England, the host nation, being knocked out in the first round, something which hasn’t...
The importance of alternative household arrangements
Society, Politics & Law

The importance of alternative household arrangements

...incomes and people to turn to for support. Finally, as anyone who has done it knows, living together is not easy, and additional challenges often emerge with larger groups of people. Perhaps we could look to these forms of shared living to inform our thinking about relationship skills, conflict resolution, and community building, rather than regarding them with suspicion....
Plasma arc spraying
Science, Maths & Technology

Plasma arc spraying

...skill of the operator. For high quality work, torch and/or parts are controlled and handled automatically or semi-automatically. The most common system is a “lathe” where the torch replaces the tool post. Automatic part handling and computer control of the torch can be used to improve the production rate and quality of the coating. Both processes are usually done in...