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Duty of care: A slug in a bottle

12 Oct 201526 Jun 2018
If there’s one thing that unites almost everyone concerned with health and social care services it’s the fear of being sued. Otherwise rational and courageous workers have been reduced to…
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Course design 9: Schema (build on what they know)

18 Aug 20152 May 2016
According to Wikipedia a schema can be described as… An organized pattern of thought or behavior. A structured cluster of pre-conceived ideas. A mental structure that represents some aspect of…

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