General anaesthesia and day-case patient anxiety (2012)
Presentation / Conference
Mitchell, M. (2012, November). General anaesthesia and day-case patient anxiety. Presented at British Anaesthetic and Recovery Nurses Association Conference, Royal College of Surgeons, London

Aim. This paper is a report of a study carried out to uncover the most anxiety provoking aspects of general anaesthesia and determine what interventions may help to alleviate such anxiety. Background. General anaesthesia has proved to be highly anxi... Read More about General anaesthesia and day-case patient anxiety.

User involvement in research: A case study of breast cancer care's Service user research partnership (SURP) (2012)
Presentation / Conference
Hepworth, C., Wray, J., & Scanlon, K. (2012, November). User involvement in research: A case study of breast cancer care's Service user research partnership (SURP). Poster presented at INVOLVE - Involving NHS service users in research, Nottingham

‘Being kinder to myself’ (2012)
Presentation / Conference
Beaumont, E. (2012, October). ‘Being kinder to myself’. Poster presented at The Compassionate Mind Foundation 1st Annual Conference, Manchester

A Medical e-Learning Development Training Program for Healthcare Professionals and e-Learning Resource (2012)
Presentation / Conference
Huang, K. H. (2012, September). A Medical e-Learning Development Training Program for Healthcare Professionals and e-Learning Resource. Presented at A Medical e-Learning Development Training Program for Healthcare Professionals, College of Health and Social Care, University of Salford

Presentation by Kuo Hung (Daniel) Huang, Department of e-Learning Design and Management, Chiayi National University, Taiwan to the College of Health and Social Care, University of Salford, 3rd September 2012. Includes an example of an e-learning... Read More about A Medical e-Learning Development Training Program for Healthcare Professionals and e-Learning Resource.

Bouncing back? - women’s experiences of their own recovery after childbirth (2012)
Presentation / Conference
Wray, J. (2012, July). Bouncing back? - women’s experiences of their own recovery after childbirth. Presented at Research Seminar, Huddersfield University

For too long, postnatal care has been a marginalised topic within research resulting in many women feeling abandoned after birth and ‘left to get on with it’ alone. Dr Wray will present data from an ethnography of women’s experiences of care and reco... Read More about Bouncing back? - women’s experiences of their own recovery after childbirth.

Supporting fathers at work? (2012)
Presentation / Conference
Gregory, A., & Milner, S. (2012, June). Supporting fathers at work?. Presented at Inaugural conference, International Work-Family Research Network Conference, New York, USA

This paper updates and develops the research presented by the authors in the book chapter entitled "Men's Work-Life Choices: Supporting Fathers at Work in France and Britain?" within the book "Men, Wage Work and Family" edited by Paula McDonald and E... Read More about Supporting fathers at work?.

Reclaiming postnatal care (2012)
Presentation / Conference
Wray, J. (2012, May). Reclaiming postnatal care. Presented at Virtual International Day of the Midwife May 5th 2012 MIDWIVES SAVE LIVES, Virtual International Day of the Midwife conference

Julie Wray, Senior Lecturer, Joint Editor The Practising Midwife Journal, University of Salford, UK Reclaiming Postnatal Care Giving birth and the aftercare within the hospital or home setting is one of the most emotive areas of healthcare an... Read More about Reclaiming postnatal care.

Reflections on the paradoxes of gender equality bargaining (2012)
Presentation / Conference
Gregory, A., & Milner, S. (2012, March). Reflections on the paradoxes of gender equality bargaining. Presented at Gender Equality Bargaining Symposium, University of Sydney

The violence of suspicion within a ‘war on terror’ context (2012)
Presentation / Conference
Patel, T. (2012, January). The violence of suspicion within a ‘war on terror’ context. Presented at White Rose Violence Symposium, University of Sheffield

In reporting on work in progress, this paper considers the nature and power of everyday violence within the ‘War on Terror’ context. In particular, the impact of suspicion and citizen surveillance on those marked as ‘hyper-visible’, i.e. those seen a... Read More about The violence of suspicion within a ‘war on terror’ context.