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1)Study Skills podcast - LG 4th OctFirst in a series of podcasts for study skills. LG resource for week beginning 4th October 2010.
Shared with the University byMrs Megan Bonner-Janes -
A Interview with Professor Carl May, Head of Research, Faculty of Health Sciences13 minute interview in which Professor May discusses his thoughts on the purpose of clinical research.
Shared with the University byMr Trevor Kettle -
ADVERT - Podcasting...Your invitation to Podwarts faculty of Podcasting...sharing the magic
Shared with the University byMr James Wilson -
Age Continuum essay podcastParticipators Trevor Kettle and Yvonne Middlewick
Shared with the University byMr Trevor Kettle -
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An Interview with Stephanie Meakin of the Faculty of Health Sciences regarding developing leadership skills in students.Mp3 format
Shared with the University byMr Trevor Kettle -
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Case StudyMale with Depression and COPD Windows Media file 11 mins
Shared with the University byMr James Wilson -
Clinical Governance podcast.Interview with Anne Baileff by Trevor Kettle
Shared with the University byMr Trevor Kettle -
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Information skills for research - basicSearch strategy and free text searching of database resources for Health Sciences
Shared with the University byMrs Linda Robertson -
PreviewLegislation related to moving and handlingThis resource is for Health Scientists
Shared with the World byMs Pauline Morgan -
Manual Handlingcollection of manual handling films for teaching purposes
Shared with the University byMr James Wilson -
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PreviewReturn to nursing practiceModule enrolement and blackboard
Shared with the World byMs Pauline Morgan -
Study skill levels podcastA short podcast for students decribing academic writing levels.
Shared with the University byMr Trevor Kettle -
body scan exerciseThis exercise is a mojor part of a recognised mindfulness programme and has been included in the faculty staff wellness at work project. The recording takes 20 - 25 mins to listen to.
Shared with the University byMrs Cheryl Dunford -