• 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. ...

• An inquiry into the relationship between the visual arts and psychotherapy in post revolutionary Cuba 

  Hills de Zárate, Margaret (Queen Margaret University Colege, 2006-03)

  This thesis focuses on the relationship between the visual arts and psychotherapy in post Revolutionary Cuba. The material on which it is based was collected over a fourteen month period and three visits to Cuba between ...

• Occupational Therapists' Perceptions Of Preterm Children's Academic Difficulties In The Early Years Of Mainstream Schooling 

  Giatsi Clausen, Maria (Queen Margaret University, 2011)

  Preterm infants born before 37 weeks of gestation constitute up to 10% of all births, and can display development that, frequently, differs from those of full- term infants. Studies indicate that school children born preterm ...

• Being Person Driven In A Service Driven Organisation: A Grounded Theory Of Revisioning Service Ideals And Client Realities 

  Breckenridge, Jenna (Queen Margaret University, 2010)

  This thesis presents a classic grounded theory study of Condition Management Programmes, which form part of the UK Government Initiative Pathways to Work. Condition Management Programmes provide short, work focused ...

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