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The Initial Response and Investigation of Sudden and Unexpected Deaths: The Importance of Vulnerability in Decision-Making The Initial Response and Investigation of Sudden and Unexpected Deaths: The Importance of Vulnerability in Decision-Making | Policing blog
Introduction: The Case of Una Crown In January 2013 86-year-old Una Crown was found dead in her home. Despite obvious signs of foul play police ruled her death non-suspicious failing to secure the scene. A post-mortem later revealed she had been...
Towards decolonising Library Services - Browse resources A-Z
Information about decolonising and diversifying Library Services.
A 'nature first' approach to carbon - research on rewilding sites
A recent Natural England report into carbon storage using natural habitat regeneration made clear the need for scientific data to help prove the true potential of a “nature first” approach to carbon.
Policy statement on the use of animals in research - Research governance
UWE Bristol strongly supports research that meets the highest ethical standards, including that which involves animals.
Enabling independent living with assistive robotics - Shaping integrated healthcare
We are leading the way in the design of assistive robots, understanding how people and robots can interact intuitively, safely and effectively; and designing and testing robots that will be acceptable and enjoyable to use.
Windrush Generations - Civic engagement and community
The UWE Windrush Generations Project explored, celebrated and documented the contribution of the Windrush generation in Bristol, British societies and across the African Diaspora.
Policies and procedures - Practice Support Net
View UWE Bristol policies and procedures relevant to students in practice placements.
First-of-its-kind study aims to help more people spend their final days at home
A new study will explore how architectural design could support end-of-life care in domestic settings.
Bristol learning foundation chief executive awarded honorary doctorate
Steve Taylor, Chief Executive of the Cabot Learning Federation (CLF), has been awarded an honorary doctorate by UWE Bristol.
Researching equality diversity and inclusion in Italy: why are transsexual individuals not included in the ‘equality debate’? The story of Cloe Bianco Gender vs. Sex When inclusivity is not even in the picture Conclusions Researching equality diversity and inclusion in Italy: why are transsexual individuals not included in the ‘equality debate’? | Human Resources Work and Employment blog
Please note this article discusses topics of suicide and discrimination and may be distressing or triggering for some. Links for support on topics that are discussed in this article can be found at the bottom of this page. Sara Fanti As an...