S Court
Biographic Data
| ID | 5689104 |
|---|---|
| NAME | S Court |
| GIVEN NAMES | S |
| FAMILY NAME | Court |
| SIGNATURE | COURT S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Newcastle University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6157-7856 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The role of Participatory Action Research in developing new models of healthcare: Perspectives from participants and recommendations for ethical review and governance oversight
Participatory Action Research (PAR) is a methodology often used in social sciences, which involves groups of people in action, reflection and iterative change. In PAR, ‘traditional’ researchers become participants, and people who comprise ‘traditional’ participants become researchers, facilitating cohesiveness and communication within the team. However, PAR is less used in healthcare, despite the complexity of providing and receiving health and s…
P2-28 From protocol to progress: Establishing a registry of children and young people with diabetes in North East England and North Cumbria
Introduction The changing nature of diabetes in the young has underlined the importance of reliable data on where and how patients with diabetes present and live. In the former northern health region of England, an area encompassing North East England and North Cumbria, intriguing patterns in incidence and relationships with socio-economic status have been identified. The study aimed to establish a diabetes registry for children and young people …
P06 The epidemiology of type 1 diabetes in children from Northeast England
Objective Environmental factors are involved in the aetiology of type 1 diabetes. A particular role for infectious exposures has been postulated. Temporal and spatial variation in incidence would be consistent with this hypothesis. We aimed to test predictions of increasing incidence and spatial variation occurring among cases of type 1 diabetes in children (aged 0–14 years) that might arise as a result of environmental mechanisms. Design Populat…
Listen to the children's voices: The role of Media Education in developing critical literacy in South African school children
(1996). Listen to the children's voices: The role of Media Education in developing critical literacy in South African school children. Continuum: Vol. 9, Media Education, pp. 85-93
HLA antigens and growth in diabetic children
HLA types in 121 diabetic children in Newcastle are examined in relation to their growth records. The children's height at the onset of diabetes was normal, but fell away during the course of the disease; there was low mean height velocity and failure of bone development to keep pace with chronological age. The total series shows the expected excess of HLA antigens B8, B15 and Cw3 and deficit of B7. Children with B8 are of smaller stature adjuste…
The School Years in Newcastle upon Tyne
Growing up in Newcastle upon Tyne
There can be few individuals concerned with the health and welfare of children who to-day are unaware of the Tyneside Thousand Family Survey, as the investigation has come to be known The primary purpose of this clinical and epidemi- ological study, started in 1947 and still continuing, was to reveal the pattern and extent of disease in Newcastle children, particularly the origins and associations of ill-health and abnormality in the young.Hither…
Growing Up in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
There can be few individuals concerned with the health and welfare of children who to-day are unaware of the Tyneside Thousand Family Survey, as the investigation has come to be known The primary purpose of this clinical and epidemi- ological study, started in 1947 and still continuing, was to reveal the pattern and extent of disease in Newcastle children, particularly the origins and associations of ill-health and abnormality in the young.Hither…
A Thousand Families in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
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A Thousand Families in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Growing up in Newcastle upon Tyne
There can be few individuals concerned with the health and welfare of children who to-day are unaware of the Tyneside Thousand Family Survey, as the investigation has come to be known The primary purpose of this clinical and epidemi- ological study, started in 1947 and still continuing, was to reveal the pattern and extent of disease in Newcastle children, particularly the origins and associations of ill-health and abnormality in the young.Hither…
Growing Up in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
There can be few individuals concerned with the health and welfare of children who to-day are unaware of the Tyneside Thousand Family Survey, as the investigation has come to be known The primary purpose of this clinical and epidemi- ological study, started in 1947 and still continuing, was to reveal the pattern and extent of disease in Newcastle children, particularly the origins and associations of ill-health and abnormality in the young.Hither…
The School Years in Newcastle upon Tyne
HLA antigens and growth in diabetic children
HLA types in 121 diabetic children in Newcastle are examined in relation to their growth records. The children's height at the onset of diabetes was normal, but fell away during the course of the disease; there was low mean height velocity and failure of bone development to keep pace with chronological age. The total series shows the expected excess of HLA antigens B8, B15 and Cw3 and deficit of B7. Children with B8 are of smaller stature adjuste…
Listen to the children's voices: The role of Media Education in developing critical literacy in South African school children
(1996). Listen to the children's voices: The role of Media Education in developing critical literacy in South African school children. Continuum: Vol. 9, Media Education, pp. 85-93
P06 The epidemiology of type 1 diabetes in children from Northeast England
Objective Environmental factors are involved in the aetiology of type 1 diabetes. A particular role for infectious exposures has been postulated. Temporal and spatial variation in incidence would be consistent with this hypothesis. We aimed to test predictions of increasing incidence and spatial variation occurring among cases of type 1 diabetes in children (aged 0–14 years) that might arise as a result of environmental mechanisms. Design Populat…
P2-28 From protocol to progress: Establishing a registry of children and young people with diabetes in North East England and North Cumbria
Introduction The changing nature of diabetes in the young has underlined the importance of reliable data on where and how patients with diabetes present and live. In the former northern health region of England, an area encompassing North East England and North Cumbria, intriguing patterns in incidence and relationships with socio-economic status have been identified. The study aimed to establish a diabetes registry for children and young people …
The role of Participatory Action Research in developing new models of healthcare: Perspectives from participants and recommendations for ethical review and governance oversight
Participatory Action Research (PAR) is a methodology often used in social sciences, which involves groups of people in action, reflection and iterative change. In PAR, ‘traditional’ researchers become participants, and people who comprise ‘traditional’ participants become researchers, facilitating cohesiveness and communication within the team. However, PAR is less used in healthcare, despite the complexity of providing and receiving health and s…
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