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Management of ‘Disorders of Sex Development’/Intersex Variations in Children: Results from a Freedom of Information Exercise

• Authors : Garland, Fae; Travis, Mitchell; Thompson, Michael

Subjects: Intersex; bodily integrity; children’s rights

• Source: Garland, F, Travis, M, Thompson, M & Warburton, J 2021, 'Management of ‘Disorders of Sex Development’/Intersex Variations in Children: Results from a Freedom of

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Staff support for workplace trauma::A Freedom of Information Act request survey for NHS Trusts providing mental health care in England

• Authors : Berry, Katherine; Allsopp, Kate; Gaskin, Fay

Subjects: trauma; staff; discrimination

• Source: Berry, K, Allsopp, K, Gaskin, F & Price, O 2023, 'Staff support for workplace trauma: A Freedom of Information Act request survey for NHS

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Understanding Healthcare services response to Technology - Assisted Child Sexual Abuse: A Freedom of Information Study

• Authors : Schmidt, Felipa; Bucci, Sandra; Varese, Filippo

Subjects: online sexual abuse; support services framework

• Source: Schmidt, F, Bucci, S & Varese, F 2023, 'Understanding Healthcare services response to Technology - Assisted Child Sexual Abuse: A Freedom of

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Improving the diagnostic accuracy of referrals for papilloedema (DIPP) study:protocol for a mixed-methods study

• Authors : Huntley, Alyson L; Skrobot, Olivia; Ridd, Matthew

• Source: DIPP group, Huntley, A L, Skrobot, O, Ridd, M, Sherratt, M-A, Lucraft, M, Stokes, C, Bowen, M, Stuart, B, Merriel, S W D & Atan, D 2025, 'Improving the diagnostic accuracy of referrals for

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Confronting the lack of support for academics returning to research from maternity leave in UK higher education

• Authors : Faulkner, Elizabeth A.; Rogers, Cathal

Subjects: higher education; maternity; policy

• Source: Faulkner, E A & Rogers, C 2025, 'Confronting the lack of support for academics returning to research from maternity leave in UK higher education', Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management,

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Protocol for the SELECT study:a sequential mixed methods study of the selection of UK medical students into clinical academic training

• Authors : Byrne, Matthew H.V.; Chan, Claudia; Karas, Akamiya

Subjects: Academic selection; AFP; Document analysis

• Source: Byrne, M H V, Chan, C, Karas, A, Lynn, E, Dominic, C, Bain, R, Wan, J C M, Clelland, A D, Hayes, S, Asif, A, Harvey Bluemel, A, Mogg, J, Lawrence, L, Church, H, Finn, G & Brown, M E L 2024, 'Protocol

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Whose campus, whose security? Students’ views on and experiences of security services and police on university campuses

• Authors : Joseph-Salisbury, Remi; Connelly, Laura; Pimblott, Kerry

Subjects: student; students; campus

• Source: Joseph-Salisbury, R, Connelly, L, Pimblott, K, O'Neill, S & Taylor, H 2023, Whose campus, whose security? Students’ views on and experiences of security services and police on university campuses.

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COVID 19 incidents against Chinese and East Asian Students in the UK:Safety Security and Communication

• Authors : Lim, Miguel Antonio; Li, Hanwei; Yu, Jingran

Subjects: International Students; Discrimination; COVID-19

• Source: Lim, M A, Li, H, Yu, J, Ban, X, Levy, K, Li, B & Wang, A 2022, COVID 19 incidents against Chinese and East Asian Students in the UK : Safety Security and Communication. HERE@Manchester.

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Rethinking the treatment of chronic fatigue syndrome—A reanalysis and evaluation of findings from a recent major trial of graded exercise and CBT

• Authors : Wilshire, Carolyn; Geraghty, Keith

• Source: Wilshire, C & Geraghty, K 2018, 'Rethinking the treatment of chronic fatigue syndrome—A reanalysis and evaluation of findings from a recent major trial of graded exercise and CBT', BMC Psychology .

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Further Commentary on the PACE Trial: Biased Methods and Unreliable Outcomes

• Authors : Geraghty, Keith

• Source: Geraghty, K 2017, 'Further Commentary on the PACE Trial: Biased Methods and Unreliable Outcomes', Journal of Health Psychology, vol. 22, no. 9. https://doi.org/10.1177/1359105317714486

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