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Consultants and Consultancy: the Case of Education
2017This book reports on British Academy and ESRC funded research.
Gunter, Helen, Mills, Colin
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On consulting and being consulted.
Pediatrics in review, 1992This revelation comes quickly. The young physician moving from observer status to the assumption of direct responsibility soon realizes that sound clinical judgment is not enough to ensure complete and appropriate patient care. Many individuals contribute to the delivery of that care, and the job will not get done unless clear communication flows ...
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Consulting About Consulting: Young people’s views of consultation
Educational Psychology in Practice, 2006The increasing recognition that children and young people should be consulted and involved in decision‐making about their lives is reflected in national and international legislation. A great deal of this legislation, stemming from the UN convention on the Rights of the Child (1989), requires education authorities to consult children and young people ...
Richard C. Woolfson +6 more
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Pediatrics, 1983
To the Editor.— Recent studies1,2 have shown that children use school systems' health care resources to address their problems of both "new" and "old" morbidity. Because schools generally do not provide primary health care, such children may be less than adequately served.
L W, Sprunger, W T, Boyce, B, Duncan
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To the Editor.— Recent studies1,2 have shown that children use school systems' health care resources to address their problems of both "new" and "old" morbidity. Because schools generally do not provide primary health care, such children may be less than adequately served.
L W, Sprunger, W T, Boyce, B, Duncan
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Consultants and Consultancy in Education
2017This introductory chapter locates the book within education policy scholarship defined as a critical and theoretically eclectic mode of enquiry, seeking to locate the people and practices focussed on in wider historical, sociological and political contexts.
Helen M. Gunter, Colin Mills
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Consultants and the Consultancy Process
Journal of Managerial Psychology, 1986Industrial psychologists are increasingly being asked to consult with organisations on the management of change. This article describes a case and the implications for professional practice in this area of managerial psychology.
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The infectious disease consultant and the telephone consultation
The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 1986The details of 105 telephone consultations made by 62 community physicians to a subspecialist in Pediatric Infectious Disease were prospectively evaluated. Of physicians seeking consultation 95% were pediatricians. Only one inquiry did not concern the immediate management of a patient.
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