Helen M.F. Jones

Incisional hernia following colorectal cancer surgery according to suture technique: Hughes Abdominal Repair Randomized Trial (HART)

Jared Torkington, Rhiannon Harries, Susan O’Çonnell, Laura Knight et autres

BACKGROUND: Incisional hernias cause morbidity and may require further surgery. HART (Hughes Abdominal Repair Trial) assessed the effect of an alternative suture method on the incidence of incisional hernia following colorectal cancer surgery. METHODS: A pragmatic multicentre single-blind RCT allocated patients undergoing …

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Supporting Evidence-Based Water and Climate Change Policy in Scotland Through Innovation and Expert Knowledge: The Centre of Expertise for Waters (CREW)

Robert C. Ferrier, Rachel Helliwell, Helen M.F. Jones, N. Dodd et autres

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Challenges of Recruitment and Mentoring of 2YC Students for Successful Research Proposals

David D. Mrofka, Ruth Walker, Laura Redinger, D. O. Kroner et autres

The impact of small motor activity on attention and learning in children

Helen M.F. Jones

Youth Work in England: A Profession with a Future?

Helen M.F. Jones

Culture and Education: Researching the Impact of Detached Youth Work on a South Yorkshire Roma Community

Helen M.F. Jones

Broader Horizons and Greater Confidence: UK Students’ Learning from Mobility

Helen M.F. Jones

This chapter focuses on research concerning the learning from experience of British students who undertook work placements of between three and six months outside the UK. The students were all engaged in courses leading to vocational qualifications in the field of youth …

Is Youth Work an Endangered Profession in England

Helen M.F. Jones

In 1997, shortly after Tony Blair became the UK’s Prime Minister, France and Wiles asked, ‘Is youth work still needed?’ (France and Wiles, 1997). They examined whether key aspects of the profession continued to have currency for society, during an era they …

Youth Work in England: An Uncertain Future?

Helen M.F. Jones

England’s youth workers have always tended to look back to a golden age when funding was available, when there were apparently fewer restrictive regulations and, presumably, the sun shone on well-resourced programs. The post-war period when government funding was channeled into work …

‘The voluntary organisation forms … a unique feature of the British way of life’: One voluntary organisation’s response to the birth of the Youth Service

Helen M.F. Jones

With the future of the UK’s statutory Youth Service in doubt, this article looks back to the days of its birth. After the Second World War, some people were critical about the idea of direct state involvement and its possible association with …

Adaptive resistance to fractionated radiation therapy can be overcome by concurrent PDL1 blockade

SJ Dovedi, AL Adlard, GL Lipowska-Bhalla, Conor McKenna et autres

‘Hours of Distraction and Cheerful Companionship’: Leeds Association of Girls’ Clubs and the Girls’ Clubs Era (1904–1944)

Helen M.F. Jones

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