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Tuesday, 14 September 2010
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Window into the life of a UK academic or: "What do lecturers do with all that free time they have between classes?"
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health psychology
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dementia
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fertility awareness
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London
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Norfolk Broads
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diabetes
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exercise
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expert patients
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fog
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forensic mental health
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forensic psychology
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freshers
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health professionals
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holiday
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intervention mapping
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keynote
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literature searching
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london bombings
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male breast cancer
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men's health
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military
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nice
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occupational therapy
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planning
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play
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preparedness
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preventing female genital mutilation
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psychosocial
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public health
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rehab.
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rejection
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sewing
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smoking
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stroke
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student
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voluntary
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Amy Grubb
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Bob Carroll
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Brendan Gough
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Bumpass
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Christmas
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Dominic Upton
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EndNote
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Excel
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Gantt charts
(1)
Glen Furnell
(1)
HIV
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Hell
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I was just trying to do the best I can
(1)
Kings Fund
(1)
KwikSew
(1)
M6
(1)
Maria del Rio Carral
(1)
Mental Health
(1)
Michael Murray
(1)
Nursing Times
(1)
Peace and Reconciliation
(1)
PebblePAD
(1)
PhD opportunity
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Queen's University Belfast
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Roma
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Santa
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Scopus
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SharePoint
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Stratford upon Avon
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The British Academy
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Travel
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Travelodge
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US
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University of Cumbria
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Worcester
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academic standards
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activity focused
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adaptations
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admin
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amends
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animal
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annoying
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appraisal
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arthritis
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asthma
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asylum
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audio
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authorship
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backlog
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birth order
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biscuits
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body image
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books
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bubble burst
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calendar
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cancer
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cardiac rehab
(1)
careers
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carers
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carrots
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catching up
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chewing gum
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children
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chronic
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chronic fatigue
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clinics
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coat
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common cold
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computer mediated psychotherapy
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context
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coping
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coronary heart disease
(1)
counselling psychology
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cover
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cross
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cruel
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customs
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dare not say out loud
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decided
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decision support
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degree review
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delay
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delegation
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depression
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disaster
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discrepancy
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diversity awareness
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domestic violence
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domiciliary care
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donkeys
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dusty
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eczema
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editor
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editor's decision
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education
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emergency
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emergency contraception
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employability
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end of term
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endocrine cancers
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engineering
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equipment
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evaluation
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exam scripts
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exams
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expertise
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external examiners
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extreme weather
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facial disfigurement
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fashed
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fertility
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filing
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flooding
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funding
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gang members
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geraniums
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goldfinches
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graduate employment
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graduate skills
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graduates
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guest lecture
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guilty
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happy
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health and lifestyle management
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health outcomes
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healthcare
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healthcare experiences
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hirsutism
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homeless
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hope
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horror
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human strengths
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hummus
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hurricanes
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icicle
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identity
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impairment
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income targets
(1)
indomitable spirit
(1)
inequality
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ink
(1)
inspiration
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internet
(1)
interns
(1)
internship advert
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interpretative phenomenological analysis
(1)
job interviews
(1)
joy and happiness
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last week of term
(1)
lay-led interventions
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literature reviews
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long term conditions
(1)
lottery
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lunch
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manuscript
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marketing
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mass casualties
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media
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memorial
(1)
methodology
(1)
mix-up
(1)
modelling
(1)
multiple choice test
(1)
mushrooms
(1)
mysterious
(1)
new department
(1)
new term
(1)
not for me
(1)
nursing
(1)
obesity
(1)
on campus
(1)
online assessment
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opiate addiction
(1)
optimisation
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out of office
(1)
ovulation test
(1)
pain
(1)
pain management
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part-time students
(1)
partner organisation
(1)
password
(1)
patient experiences
(1)
performance objectives
(1)
personal construct psychology
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pests
(1)
phut
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pilot
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pointless
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police
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policy
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potato
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primary care
(1)
printer
(1)
professional roles
(1)
psi phenomena
(1)
qualitative
(1)
quality assurance
(1)
racism
(1)
radio 4
(1)
rain
(1)
raucousness
(1)
recommended reading
(1)
references
(1)
repatriation
(1)
repetitive strain injury
(1)
research for patient benefit
(1)
research seminars
(1)
research skills
(1)
resistance
(1)
resit exams
(1)
review
(1)
sad
(1)
salary
(1)
samples
(1)
sausages
(1)
scissors
(1)
scunnered
(1)
searching
(1)
self
(1)
self harm
(1)
self-efficacy
(1)
self-monitoring
(1)
seminars
(1)
sex offenders
(1)
shared decision making
(1)
shedding duties
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slippage
(1)
smartphone
(1)
smoking cessation
(1)
smug
(1)
snags
(1)
snowdrop
(1)
sob
(1)
social networks
(1)
social work
(1)
special needs
(1)
sport
(1)
spreadsheet
(1)
spring
(1)
stepped care
(1)
stress
(1)
student feedback
(1)
student presentations
(1)
student satisfaction
(1)
students
(1)
students' research
(1)
take care of yourself
(1)
taking on duties
(1)
tea
(1)
terrorist attacks
(1)
terse
(1)
test
(1)
therapy
(1)
thinking
(1)
threatened identities
(1)
thunderstorm
(1)
tidying
(1)
time flies
(1)
tiring
(1)
toad
(1)
too long
(1)
tough times
(1)
traffic congestion
(1)
trauma
(1)
treatment fidelity
(1)
trying to conceive
(1)
undergraduate
(1)
university
(1)
urology
(1)
venting
(1)
visa
(1)
walking
(1)
wasted time
(1)
weight
(1)
weight bias
(1)
wellbeing
(1)
wincing
(1)
women alcoholics
(1)
women's health
(1)
women's hour
(1)
work life balance
(1)
workshops
(1)
worried
(1)
wounds
(1)
writing retreat
(1)
yearning
(1)
Some web links
- Assistance dogs for developmental disability
- BBC Radio 4
- Disaster Management 2011
- International Forum on Quality & Safety in Healthcare
- Mental health tools - (try to ignore the adverts)
- Nurse-led support group for PCOS
- PCOS UK
- Psychology Department, Coventry University
- Role of online peer-to-peer community in PCOS
- Ryder Cheshire Volunteers
- Steps to Active Kids
- The Expert Patients Programme
- The Health Foundation
- The Picker Institute
- Verity - sharing the truth about PCOS
About Me
- Carol Percy Health Psychology
- BSc Hons Psychology, PhD Psychology (Both Queen's University Belfast), Graduate Member of British Psychological Society, Chartered Psychologist
What I've been reading lately
- A New Lease of Death by Ruth Rendell
- Around The World in Eighty Days by Jules Verne
- Murder Being Once Done by Ruth Rendell
- A Guilty Thing Surprised by Ruth Rendell
- The Naked Civil Servant by Quentin Crisp
- The Best Man to Die By Ruth Rendell
- Cities Of Angels By Charlie Herald
- Wolf to the Slaughter by Ruth Rendell
- From Doon with death by Ruth Rendell
- Salt on our skin by Benoite Groult
- The Rose Of Sebastopol by Katharine McMahon
- Selected Tales by Edgar Allan Poe
- Cover her face by PD James
- Nurse on Call by Edith Cotterill
- 206 Bones by Kathy Reichs
- The Wombles by Elisabeth Beresford
- Mrs McGinty's Dead by Agatha Christie
- MASH by Richard Hooker