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NIHR Collaborations for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care (Remove filter)

11 April 2019

NWC). CLAHRCBITE Brokering Innovation Through Evidence TITLE: Does a Mindfulness-Based Connection to Nature Intervention Reduce Stress...

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NIHR Collaborations for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care (Remove filter)

28 June 2018

Could mindfulness training reduce distress among university students? A randomised controlled trial "Students who had been practising...

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RAND Europe (Remove filter)

Published by RAND Europe, 24 July 2018

Research demonstrates that the support of wellbeing in the workplace has a positive impact on staff, business and organisations. It includes benefits in terms of reduced absenteeism and...

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International Association for the Study of Pain (Remove filter)

Published by International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP), 01 May 2014

This issue focuses on three areas of biological research of particular interest to integrative pain medicine: nutrition and the microbiome, neuroplasticity, and myofascial research.

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Barnardos (Remove filter)

Published by Barnardos, 01 July 2018

This report aims to show what children and young people think of the Government’s Green Paper on children's mental health, which set out proposals for a new approach to helping children with their...

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International Association for the Study of Pain (Remove filter)

Published by International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP), 01 January 2011

Specialty training in pain medicine, particularly in western societies, is seen as a technical field that requires the mastery of many interventions such as pain-relieving medications, injections, ...

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Barnardos (Remove filter)

Published by Barnardos, 01 September 2017

This report looks at the mental health needs of care leavers and what could be done to better support them.

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Institute for Public Policy Research (Remove filter)

Published by Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), 15 March 2018

This report proposes a new framework for emotional health, which will support employers to consider and improve the mental health, wellbeing and social and emotional competencies of their...

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RAND Europe (Remove filter)

Published by RAND Europe, 01 August 2017

This study aimed to establish what is known about the mental health of researchers based on the existing literature. There is limited published evidence on the prevalence of specific mental health...

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International Association for the Study of Pain (Remove filter)

Published by International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP), 01 January 2020

This article provides the latest state of the literature on pain in dementia.

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