Items where Division is "Social Work and Social Welfare" and Year is 2018

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BOATH, Elizabeth (2018) STaffordshire ANtenatal Depression (STAND) Together: Peer support for Antenatal Depression (AND) A feasibility study for a randomised controlled trial. In: The Society for Reproductive and Infant Psychology Conference, 11th - 12th September 2018, University of Lodz, Poland. (Unpublished)

BOATH, Elizabeth, Henshaw, Carol, Rafiq, Nasreen, AHMED, Kanza, IQBAL, Zafar and Adams, Cherryl (2018) How are you feeling?’ Recognising Postnatal Depression. In: The International Marce Society Biennial Scientific Meeting, 26-28th September 2018,, Bangalore, India.. (Submitted)

BOATH, Elizabeth, SIMCOCK, Peter, WATTS, Richard, THOMAS, Nigel, EVANS, Jayne, Taylor, Lisa and O'Connell, Phil (2018) Stay with the ‘FLO’: Evaluating a mobile texting service to enhance social work student retention while on placement. Social Work Education. ISSN 0261-5479

BOATH, Elizabeth, VIGURS, Katy and FRANGOS, Juliette (2018) Twittering Away - Is twitter an appropriate adjunctive tool to enhance learning and engagement in Higher Education? Innovative Practice in Higher Education, 3 (2). ISSN 2044-3315

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DUNCAN, Mandy (2018) Participation in Child Protection. Theorizing Children’s Perspectives. Palgrave MacMillan, London, UK. ISBN 978-3-319-93824-0

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MACHIN, Richard (2018) Universal Credit and Free School Meals. Adviser Magazine.

MASSIE, Rachel, MACHIN, Richard, MCCORMACK, Fiona and KURTH, Judy (2018) Having a voice: A collaborative research project exploring the challenges and assets of people experiencing homelessness. Journal of Integrated Care. ISSN 1476-9018

Molyneaux, Emma, Telesia, Laurence A, HENSHAW, Carol A, BOATH, Elizabeth, BRADLEY, Eleanor and Howard, Louise M (2018) Antidepressants for preventing postnatal depression. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (5). ISSN 14651858

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TOLHURST, Edward, Carey, Malcolm, Weicht, Bernhard and KINGSTON, Paul (2018) Is living well with dementia a credible aspiration for spousal carers? Health Sociology Review, 28 (1). pp. 54-68. ISSN 1446-1242