• Palestinian Women Reproductive Health Rights: Knowledge, Opportunities, Challenges and the Way Forward. A Qualitative Study in Bethlehem Area in the West Bank. 

  Hadweh, Yara Sami Salim (2017)

  Background: Reproductive health rights were declared as fundamental human rights since the ICPD 1994 and the Beijing 1995 conferences. The acknowledgement of the importance of these rights was a momentous point for ...

• An evaluation of the “National Nutrition Policy 2015” in Bangladesh through specific and sensitive nutrition lens 

  Saha, Manika (2017)

  Bangladesh has been experiencing three burdens of malnutrition: undernutrition (stunting, wasting, and underweight), micronutrient deficiency and obesity (resulting in NCDs). Bangladesh developed a Nutrition Policy in 2015 ...

• Social and structural factors affecting the culture of medical migration in Nigeria: insights from four public medical schools 

  Awire, Eddy Ighele (2017)

  Background: The loss of doctors from low income countries through migration is a major concern. In Nigeria, one of several ’push’ factors implicated in the migration of doctors is a ‘culture of migration’ prevalent in ...

• Corporate social responsibility in the Ugandan alcohol industry: its contribution towards the prevention and mitigation of HIV and Aids. 

  Bakojja, Nabulya Ninah Diana (2017)

  This thesis sets out to determine the contribution made by the Alcohol Industry in Uganda towards HIV and AIDS treatment, care and prevention through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities. Adopting a qualitative ...

• Incidence rates and multidisciplinary response to delirium in acute stroke: a mixed methods investigation 

  Carin-Levy, Gail (2018)

  Delirium is a serious medical condition affecting up to 30% of hospital in-patients and associated with significant negative consequences such as increased mortality, morbidity as well as an increased long term risk of ...

• Exploring the experience of Dementia from a participatory perspective. From experience to theory and back again: realist explanatory theory building method 

  Górska, Sylwia (2018)

  Background: The way dementia is understood shapes public attitudes towards those living with the condition and professional approaches to treatment. This has implications for the experiences of those living with dementia. ...

• The Slum Chronotope and Imaginaries of Spatial Justice in Philippine Urban Cinema 

  Macapagal, Katrina Angela R. (2017)

  This dissertation proposes that Philippine independent urban cinema reveals imaginaries of spatial justice. The works approached as Philippine urban cinema are independently produced and internationally circulated films ...

• Peri-surgical changes in functional capabilities associated with reconstructive knee surgery 

  Peer, Maria (2017)

  This thesis, using a meta-analytical review of the literature and a controlled longitudinal cohort trial, addresses a knowledge gap regarding peri-surgical changes in self-reported and objective measures of physical function, ...

• SCREENING SCOTLAND’S STORIES: Film Adaptations in Twenty-First-Century Scottish Cinema 

  Munro, Robert (2017)

  This thesis surveys book to film adaptations in Scottish cinema in the period 2000-2015. It is the first examination of this practice in a Scottish context which also analyses the operations of Creative Scotland, the public ...

• An examination of the filmmaking methods of Kenneth Branagh in his directorial film work on Thor, Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit and Cinderella with specific reference to his status as auteur 

  Hamzah, Sahar (2017)

  This thesis examines the methods that director Sir Kenneth Branagh employs in his approach to directing his films and questions whether the consistency of methods adopted by Branagh across the scope of his films and ...

• Visualising articulation: real-time ultrasound visual biofeedback and visual articulatory models and their use in treating speech sound disorders associated with submucous cleft palate 

  Roxburgh, Zoe (2018)

  Background: Ultrasound Tongue Imaging (UTI) is growing increasingly popular for assessing and treating Speech Sound Disorders (SSDs) and has more recently been used to qualitatively investigate compensatory articulations ...

• A systematic review of the evidence for telerehabilitation in the facilitation of physical activity participation and management of long-term morbidities in cancer survivors 

  Unknown author (2017-10)

  Background: Advances in the oncological field have resulted in a rapidly growing population of cancer survivors. Post-cancer treatment, many individuals have reported the development of persistent physical, emotional ...

• The Construction of Hegemonic Masculinity in Alan Bennett's The History Boys 

  Unknown author (Queen Margaret University, 2017)

  The view of gender as a versatile social construct rather than a fixed attribute determined by biology has been the most prominent approach to gender studies since the late 20th century. It has set up the basis for the ...

• ‘ARE SOCIAL CAPITAL AND CHARISMATIC LEGITIMACY RELEVANT TOPICS FOR PROMOTING FASHION BRAND VALFRÉ ONLINE?- A CASE STUDY ’ 

  Unknown author (Queen Margaret University, 2017)

• An exploratory study of the perception of employment generated from the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games by Local Residents. 

  Unknown author (Queen Margaret University, 2016)

  This dissertation project was undertaken to assess the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games (GCWG) effect on employment in the City of Glasgow (COG) and how it was perceived by the local residents (LR). The process began by ...

• An exploration of the activPAL™ activity monitor in measurement of sedentary and physical activity patterns in people with mild to moderate Parkinson’s disease: A validation study. 

  Unknown author (Queen Margaret University, 2016)

  Background Measurement of physical activity (PA) and sedentary behaviour (SB) may facilitate individually-tailored interventions aimed at modifying the progression of Parkinson’s disease (PD) symptoms. Accelerometry is ...

• Feasibility Study: Critical Analysis Essay 

  Myers, Derwin (Queen Margaret University, 2016)

  Introduction: The functionality and purpose of a feasibility study is widely understood as a means of testing the practicality and likelihood of success of a proposed project for a business. While the practice of feasibility ...

• An investigation of Physical Activity levels in Asthmatic Children: A Service Evaluation Study 

  Unknown author (Queen Margaret University, 2016)

  Objective: To investigate the physical activity levels in asthmatic children in relation to asthma control and body mass index (BMI). Design: A service evaluation study. Participants: 21 boys and 16 girls between the ages ...

• An investigation into the short-term consumption of pure green tea on known parameters associated with cardiovascular disease in a healthy population 

  Unknown author (Queen Margaret University, 2015)

  Background: Cardiovascular disease is a condition which affects individuals worldwide and its prevalence is continuing to rise; particularly in the Scottish population. A key cause of cardiovascular disease is oxidative ...

• An Evaluation of Bladder Volume Variability over a course of External Beam Radiotherapy to the Prostate using two Bladder Filling Protocols 

  Swanson, Hannah (Queen Margaret University, 2015)

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