Untitled Page 1 Page 2 It has been over 40 years since we began to reflect upon risk in a more
social than technological and economic fashion, making sense of the gap between expert and …

Managing risk is a key component of mental health social work practice, with the literature
detailing two unique approaches to risk management—the dominant risk minimisation …

This chapter will provide a brief historical perspective of British nurse education from the
1860s to the present day. From a secular viewpoint this can be dated precisely to the time of …

Social policy 1 developments in the Anglophone countries since the late 1970s have been
characterised by a shrinking and restructuring of welfare provision (Kemshall, 2006). The …

Risk analysis became the modern way of reading ominous constellations of stars–and our
newfound and ever improving ability to do so has entirely changed our approach to …

This chapter invites the reader to consider ways in which farm based dementia care may
offer alternative ways of engaging in nature among settings such urban day centres. This …

This chapter discusses the concerned with transformational critical pedagogy, which places
students at the centre of learning. The Francis Report, published in February 2013 …