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...research evidence that shows violent video games can impact on children’s development (Wei, Liu and Chen, 2022; Erwin and Morton, 2008), but there are many factors that are involved in how children become aggressive, of which only one may be playing violent video games. Many young people take part in online communities or participate in and watch online sports...

...children's development from the ages of 0-17 years...Supporting children’s development will be of particular interest to Teaching Assistants and other support staff in schools, as well as parents. It will help you to develop a deeper understanding of children's development from early years up to the age of 17. You will focus on topics including the development and...

...centred nursing care, Professor Jan Draper and Dr Josie Tetley explain more in this article...Find out more about The Open University's Nursing and Healthcare courses and qualifications [British nurse taking older man's blood pressure in nurse's office] Forging relationships We all can probably recount our personal experiences of receiving some form of nursing care. This...

...centred care in older people through the lens of health inequalities. We will look at the different ways in which older people might experience inequalities, and how they can be supported to engage with the 5 Pillars of Ageing. Health professionals are encouraged to reflect on their current approach to supporting older people who may experience health inequalities....

...Research (PAR), as part of a community mental health resilience study, enabled a group of women in Guyana to address the violent and abusive domestic environments facing them. They had left their homes and communities to live in a sheltered domestic violence refuge with their children. Drawing pictures, reciting poems, and writing stories about those traumatic experiences...

...centre research Transcript. The second podcast is concerned with the research study and findings on young people with melanoma and is discussed by Dr Wendy McInally who is the Associate Head of Research, Scholarship and Knowledge Exchange at the Open University. In November 2022, Dr Wendy McInally, Professor Susanne Cruickshank, Dr Emma Hainsworth (RA) and Mr Jack Brodie...