A descriptive survey of cancer helplines in the United Kingdom: Who they are, the services offered, and the accessibility of those services. by Leydon, G, Stuart, B, Danquah, L, Ekberg, K, Brindle, L, Latter, S, Moynihan, C, Salmon, P, Howe, S, Stokoe, E, Little, P

“…This research aimed to identify and describe cancer and cancerrelated helpline service provision: the number of helplines available, the variety of services provided, and the accessibility of those services.…”

Strategic Management of Performance: An Examination of Public Sector Organizations in the United Arab Emirates by Randeree, K, Youha, H

“…This paper outlines a mechanism for the development and implementation of a strategic performance management framework within government departments in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The work also addresses corporate performance management for governmental organizations dealing with service and operations with the aim of evaluating existing performance management systems and identifying major issues and challenges affecting their implementation. …”

Canas-Segovia V. United States immigration and naturalization service brief amicus curiae of the office of the united nations high commissioner for refugees by Goodwin-Gill, G, Timberlake, S, Steinhardt, R

“…The brief also examines the international legal standing of the right to conscientious objection, considered on its own merits in the human rights context, from the perspective of State practice and that of international and regional organizations; it refers to significant developments in various United Nations fora. …”

Novel organ perfusion and preservation strategies in transplantation - where are we going in the United Kingdom? by O'Neill, S, Srinivasa, S, Callaghan, CJ, Watson, CJE, Dark, JH, Fisher, AJ, Wilson, CH, Friend, PJ, Johnson, R, Forsythe, JL, Ploeg, RJ, Mirza, DF, Wigmore, SJ, Oniscu, GC

Evaluating the temporal organization of public service provision using space-time accessibility analysis by Neutens, T, Schwanen, T, Witlox, F, de Maeyer, P

Rentier Islamism: Muslim Brotherhood affiliates in Kuwait, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates by Freer, C

“…<p>This study, using contemporary history and empirical research, updates traditional rentier state theory, which largely fails to account for the existence of opposition movements, by demonstrating the political capital held by Muslim Brotherhood affiliates in Kuwait, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This study thus also fills a critical gap in existing literature on political Islam by examining previously unstudied movements in the smaller Gulf states that do not require Brotherhood organisations to provide services, to form social networks, or to contest elections (aside from in Kuwait). …”

Sepsis recognition tools in acute ambulatory care: associations with process of care and clinical outcomes in a service evaluation of an Emergency Multidisciplinary Unit in Oxfords... by Camm, C, Hayward, G, Elias, T, Bowen, J, Hassanzadeh, R, Fanshawe, T, Pendlebury, S, Lasserson, D

“…To assess the performance of currently available sepsis recognition tools in patients referred to a community-based acute ambulatory care unit.Service evaluation of consecutive patients over a 4-month period.Community-based acute ambulatory care unit.Observations, blood results and outcome data were analysed from patients with a suspected infection. …”

Law and religious organizations: exceptions, non-interference and justification by Norton, JE

“…</p><p>Part Two consists of Chapters Two to Chapter Seven and examines the interaction between United Kingdom law and religious organizations in six contexts: employment; the provision of goods and services; membership admission; internal discipline, internal property disputes; and family matters. …”

The burden of alcohol-related ill health in the United Kingdom. by Balakrishnan, R, Allender, S, Scarborough, P, Webster, P, Rayner, M

Impact of acute stroke unit on hospital length of stay. by Chen, L, McClaran, J, Buchan, A

“…Organized inpatient stroke care (stroke unit: SU) has become the gold standard in stroke care nowadays. …”

China and the international human rights regime: 1982-2011 by Inboden, RS

“…This thesis draws on documentary records, including United Nations reports, International Labour Organization reports, UN Human Rights Council documents, Chinese government statements, and reports from non-governmental organizations, including the International Service for Human Rights and Amnesty International's New York office. …”

Online social endorsement and Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy in the United Kingdom by Chadwick, A, Kaiser, J, Vaccari, C, Freeman, D, Lambe, S, Loe, BS, Vanderslott, S, Lewandowsky, S, Conroy, M, Ross, ARN, Innocenti, S, Pollard, AJ, Waite, F, Larkin, M, Rosebrock, L, Jenner, L, McShane, H, Giubilini, A, Petit, A, Yu, LM

“…By early 2021, the United Kingdom had the world&#x2019;s highest Covid-19 mortality per million of population. …”

Labour and poverty in rural Tanzania: Ujamaa and rural development in the United Republic of Tanzania by Collier, P, Radwan, S, Wangwe, S

User-generated online health content: a survey of Internet users in the United Kingdom. by O'Neill, B, Ziebland, S, Valderas, J, Lupiáñez-Villanueva, F

“…BACKGROUND: The production of health information has begun to shift from commercial organizations to health care users themselves. People increasingly go online to share their own health and illness experiences and to access information others have posted, but this behavior has not been investigated at a population level in the United Kingdom. …”

Social prescribing in National Health Service primary care: what are the ethical considerations? by Brown, R, Mahtani, K, Turk, A, Tierney, SJ

“…In the United Kingdom, social prescribing is used to improve patient well-being and reduce use of National Health Service resources. …”

Future opportunities and challenges in academic anesthesia in the United Kingdom: a model for maintaining the scientific edge. by Pandit, J

“…In the UK, there exists a dual process: clinical service delivery and postgraduate clinical training [which are both the province of the National Health Service (NHS)], and research and undergraduate education (which are both the province of universities). …”

Return of high skilled migrants: an empirical investigation into the knowledge transfer process of two organizations in New Delhi, India by Vijh, R

“…</p> <p>Given the interdisciplinary nature of the topic, the scope of the thesis is focused on returnees working in two organizations in New Delhi—Fortis Escorts Hospital and Research Centre (EHIRC) and Tata Consultancy Services' Government Industry Solutions Unit (GISU). …”

When international trade law meets tax policy: the example of digital service taxes by Pirlot, A, Culot, H

“…Between 2019 and 2021, the United States initiated investigations into several DSTs and published observations on the DSTs adopted by Austria, France, Italy, India, Spain, Turkey and the United Kingdom. …”

Explaining inter-state variation in aid for children at private religious schools in the United States, up to 2012 by Hackett, U

“…By ‘aid’ I mean education vouchers and tax credits, transportation, textbook loans, equipment, nursing and food services, and tax exemptions for private religious school property. …”

Intensive care in sub-Saharan Africa: a national review of the service status in Ethiopia by Kifle, F, Boru, Y, Tamiru, HD, Sultan, M, Walelign, Y, Demelash, A, Beane, A, Haniffa, R, Gebreyesus, A, Moore, J

“…This study provides a review of critical care services in Ethiopia. METHODS: Multicenter structured onsite surveys incorporating face-to-face interviews, narrative discussions, and on-site assessment were conducted at intensive care units (ICUs) in September 2020 to ascertain structure, organization, workforce, resources, and service capacity. …”