Caroline Wilson
Biographic Data
| ID | 3640684 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Caroline Wilson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Caroline |
| FAMILY NAME | Wilson |
| SIGNATURE | WILSON C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Coventry University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0213-506X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1937 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Brave space-making as witnessing
Association of interleukin-6 with suicidal ideation in veterans
IL-6 was not associated with presence of suicidal ideation. IL-6 however, was associated with severity of ideation, suggesting that IL-6 may be useful in clinical practice, as an objective marker of heightened suicide risk
Identifying opportunities and gaps in current evaluation frameworks – the knowns and unknowns in determining effective student engagement activity
The higher education sector is under increasing pressure to deliver more and to evidence the fruits of its contribution to society. There is a particular focus on the enhanced engagement of students in order to maximise success, and for this engagement to be achieved equitably across the student body, regardless of demographic backgrounds. This calls for the sector to increase its capability to enhance student engagement in a targeted manner, and…
Case Study
Coventry University has made a strategic commitment to address the dimension of ‘race’ in its learning and teaching. Central to this is the establishment of a cross-institution curriculum change initiative called ‘Curriculum 2025’. The case study shared here details how we are approaching this task and some early reflections. Two things are explained: first, the provision of resources for staff who want to learn more about possible actions to tak…
Towards mapping competencies through learning analytics
The selection of career paths and making of academic choices is a difficult and often confusing task for young people. The impact on their lives, however, is enormous as it can determine entire future career possibilities. In India, a general remedy to this stress is that instead of choosing a field of study tailored to individual preferences and strengths, topics are chosen that align with the choices of the students’ families or their friends. …
Thinking critically about learning analytics, student outcomes, and equity of attainment
This is the introduction to the special edition on learning analytics
Is students’ qualitative feedback changing, now it is online
Student feedback can be used to enable institutions to achieve the best possible outcomes for students through informing changes which enhance the quality of teaching and learning. Following the introduction of an online survey platform to gather student feedback at a top-performing UK university, anecdotal concerns raised by academics suggested students were being more critical. This exploratory study investigated the effects of switching from a…
A new framework for the design and evaluation of a learning institution's student engagement activities
In this article we explore the potential for attempts to encourage student engagement to be conceptualised as behaviour change activity, and specifically whether a new framework to guide such activity has potential value for the Higher Education (HE) sector. The Behaviour Change Wheel (BCW) (Michie, Susan, Maartje M van Stralen, and Robert West. 2011. “The Behaviour Change Wheel: A New Method for Characterising and Designing Behaviour Change Inte…
Insights from psychology about the design and implementation of energy interventions using the Behaviour Change Wheel
Towards a Thinking and Practice of Sexual Difference
This article seeks to open up a discussion of issues relating to the significance of sexual difference, the thinking and politics emerging from it and how it might affect educational philosophy. It briefly examines the initial work of Luce Irigaray, which has become quite influential in parts of the English speaking world, particularly focussing on the idea that there are implications for our educational objectives if gender equality were to be p…
Patients’ Body Mass Index and Blood Pressure Over Time
BACKGROUND: A national strategic framework to address multiple chronic conditions has called for further research on disease trajectories of patients with comorbidities. METHODS: An observational study using multilevel models to analyze electronic health record data from a multispecialty practice from 2003 to 2010 to examine disease trajectories of patients with at least 2 of 3 common chronic conditions: overweight/obese, hypertension, and depres…
Eating, eating is always there
The state of Kerala, south India, has particularly high prevalence rates for cardiovascular disease (20%, Sugathan, Soman and Sankaranarayanan 2008) and Type II diabetes (16.3%, Kutty, Joseph, and Soman 1999). Although so-called 'lifestyle' diseases can be prevented and symptoms controlled by diet, exercise, and medicines, heart disease and diabetes have become the most common causes of suffering, disability and death. This article explores the s…
Dis-embedding Health Care
From the early 1990s, so-called ‘five-star’ hospitals have sprouted up in small towns and cities across the state of Kerala, South India. Equipped with expensive diagnostic technologies and super-specialist consultants, these institutions are now leading players in the vibrant local health care economy. Markets in health are often understood to increase inequalities by creating a two-tier system of provision for the rich and the poor (for example…
An Electron-Tube Rifling Depth Micrometer. For the Measurement of Individual Depth of Groove Impressions of Fired Bullets
Eating, eating is always there
The state of Kerala, south India, has particularly high prevalence rates for cardiovascular disease (20%, Sugathan, Soman and Sankaranarayanan 2008) and Type II diabetes (16.3%, Kutty, Joseph, and Soman 1999). Although so-called 'lifestyle' diseases can be prevented and symptoms controlled by diet, exercise, and medicines, heart disease and diabetes have become the most common causes of suffering, disability and death. This article explores the s…
Insights from psychology about the design and implementation of energy interventions using the Behaviour Change Wheel
Towards a Thinking and Practice of Sexual Difference
This article seeks to open up a discussion of issues relating to the significance of sexual difference, the thinking and politics emerging from it and how it might affect educational philosophy. It briefly examines the initial work of Luce Irigaray, which has become quite influential in parts of the English speaking world, particularly focussing on the idea that there are implications for our educational objectives if gender equality were to be p…
Case Study
Coventry University has made a strategic commitment to address the dimension of ‘race’ in its learning and teaching. Central to this is the establishment of a cross-institution curriculum change initiative called ‘Curriculum 2025’. The case study shared here details how we are approaching this task and some early reflections. Two things are explained: first, the provision of resources for staff who want to learn more about possible actions to tak…
Dis-embedding Health Care
From the early 1990s, so-called ‘five-star’ hospitals have sprouted up in small towns and cities across the state of Kerala, South India. Equipped with expensive diagnostic technologies and super-specialist consultants, these institutions are now leading players in the vibrant local health care economy. Markets in health are often understood to increase inequalities by creating a two-tier system of provision for the rich and the poor (for example…
An Electron-Tube Rifling Depth Micrometer. For the Measurement of Individual Depth of Groove Impressions of Fired Bullets
Dis-embedding Health Care
From the early 1990s, so-called ‘five-star’ hospitals have sprouted up in small towns and cities across the state of Kerala, South India. Equipped with expensive diagnostic technologies and super-specialist consultants, these institutions are now leading players in the vibrant local health care economy. Markets in health are often understood to increase inequalities by creating a two-tier system of provision for the rich and the poor (for example…
Eating, eating is always there
The state of Kerala, south India, has particularly high prevalence rates for cardiovascular disease (20%, Sugathan, Soman and Sankaranarayanan 2008) and Type II diabetes (16.3%, Kutty, Joseph, and Soman 1999). Although so-called 'lifestyle' diseases can be prevented and symptoms controlled by diet, exercise, and medicines, heart disease and diabetes have become the most common causes of suffering, disability and death. This article explores the s…
Towards a Thinking and Practice of Sexual Difference
This article seeks to open up a discussion of issues relating to the significance of sexual difference, the thinking and politics emerging from it and how it might affect educational philosophy. It briefly examines the initial work of Luce Irigaray, which has become quite influential in parts of the English speaking world, particularly focussing on the idea that there are implications for our educational objectives if gender equality were to be p…
Patients’ Body Mass Index and Blood Pressure Over Time
BACKGROUND: A national strategic framework to address multiple chronic conditions has called for further research on disease trajectories of patients with comorbidities. METHODS: An observational study using multilevel models to analyze electronic health record data from a multispecialty practice from 2003 to 2010 to examine disease trajectories of patients with at least 2 of 3 common chronic conditions: overweight/obese, hypertension, and depres…
Insights from psychology about the design and implementation of energy interventions using the Behaviour Change Wheel
Is students’ qualitative feedback changing, now it is online
Student feedback can be used to enable institutions to achieve the best possible outcomes for students through informing changes which enhance the quality of teaching and learning. Following the introduction of an online survey platform to gather student feedback at a top-performing UK university, anecdotal concerns raised by academics suggested students were being more critical. This exploratory study investigated the effects of switching from a…
A new framework for the design and evaluation of a learning institution's student engagement activities
In this article we explore the potential for attempts to encourage student engagement to be conceptualised as behaviour change activity, and specifically whether a new framework to guide such activity has potential value for the Higher Education (HE) sector. The Behaviour Change Wheel (BCW) (Michie, Susan, Maartje M van Stralen, and Robert West. 2011. “The Behaviour Change Wheel: A New Method for Characterising and Designing Behaviour Change Inte…
Towards mapping competencies through learning analytics
The selection of career paths and making of academic choices is a difficult and often confusing task for young people. The impact on their lives, however, is enormous as it can determine entire future career possibilities. In India, a general remedy to this stress is that instead of choosing a field of study tailored to individual preferences and strengths, topics are chosen that align with the choices of the students’ families or their friends. …
Thinking critically about learning analytics, student outcomes, and equity of attainment
This is the introduction to the special edition on learning analytics
Case Study
Coventry University has made a strategic commitment to address the dimension of ‘race’ in its learning and teaching. Central to this is the establishment of a cross-institution curriculum change initiative called ‘Curriculum 2025’. The case study shared here details how we are approaching this task and some early reflections. Two things are explained: first, the provision of resources for staff who want to learn more about possible actions to tak…
Identifying opportunities and gaps in current evaluation frameworks – the knowns and unknowns in determining effective student engagement activity
The higher education sector is under increasing pressure to deliver more and to evidence the fruits of its contribution to society. There is a particular focus on the enhanced engagement of students in order to maximise success, and for this engagement to be achieved equitably across the student body, regardless of demographic backgrounds. This calls for the sector to increase its capability to enhance student engagement in a targeted manner, and…
Association of interleukin-6 with suicidal ideation in veterans
IL-6 was not associated with presence of suicidal ideation. IL-6 however, was associated with severity of ideation, suggesting that IL-6 may be useful in clinical practice, as an objective marker of heightened suicide risk
Brave space-making as witnessing
Psychology (8 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Pedagogy (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Engineering (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Mathematics education (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Higher education (3 works) · Higher Education Practises and Engagement (3 works)