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Grief and Coping (Psychology)
5 risk factors for complicated gr...,
What constitutes complicated grief 2,
5 stages of grief elisabeth kuble...
16
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Ageing (Psychology)
What is the psychosocial theory o...,
What is the biological theory of ...,
What constitutes an abnormal decl...
14
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Death, suicide and euthanasia (Law and ethics)
What is the current law on suicid...,
Define active suicide passive sui...,
Define euthanasia 3
8
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Adolescents and children (Law and Ethics)
Define gillick competence 1,
Gve the reasons that breaches of ...,
Explain a 16 17 year olds right t...
14
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Social Aspects of Ageing (Sociology)
What is the social conception of ...,
Describe the life course perspect...
2
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Work Stress and Illness (Sociology)
Describe the demand control suppo...,
Impact of work stress 2
2
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Teenage Sexuality (Sociology)
Reasons why sexuality increased a...,
What are the aims of public health 2,
Why might teen pregnancy be a pro...
4
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Global health and Childhood illnesses (Epidemiology)
Who definition of health 1,
How can we assess global health 2,
Describe the key global trends 3
10
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Describing breast cancer in the population (Epidemiology)
Risk factors for breast cancer 1,
Protective factors 2,
Breast cancer screening uk policy 3
12
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Psychological Theories of Health and Illness (Psychology)
What is a theory 1,
What makes a good theory 2,
What is the biopsychosocial model 3
19
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Domains of professionalism (Professionalism)
What are the 4 domains of profess...,
Examples of knowledge skills and ...,
Examples of safety 3
5
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Reflection (Professionalism)
3 reflective practices 1,
Use of portfolios in practise 2
2
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Consent, Competence and Confidentiality (Law and Ethics)
What is consent 1,
Why do we need consent 2,
What makes consent voluntary 3
14
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Clinical Negligence and Duty of Candour (Law and Ethics)
What must be demonstrated to prov...,
Legal options in the case of negl...,
3 types of law 3
10
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The Sociological Approach to Health (Sociology)
Sociological approach to heath 1,
Which factors contribute to illne...,
Dahlgreen and whitehead model 3
4
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Risk Perception and Health Behaviour (Sociology)
Define health risks 1,
Sociocultural theories of health ...,
Sociocultural theories of health ...
3
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Chronic Illness (Sociology)
Crisis approach labelling theory 1,
Theory of biological disruption 2,
What is enacted stigma 3
4
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Lay Health Beliefs and Health Seeking Behaviour (Sociology)
Sociology s contribution to lay h...,
Health as a functional capacity 2,
Disease candidacy model 3
3
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Statistical Hypothesis Testing (Statistics)
Define statistical hypothesis 1,
Define p value 2,
Criticism of the us of p values 3
7
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Screening (Statistics)
Define screening 1,
What does a positive screening re...,
Advantages of screening 3
9
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Confidence Intervals (Statistics)
Define sampling error 1,
Define sample estimate 2,
What are confidence intervals 3
5
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Measures of Benefit and Harm (Statistics)
Definition of number needed to tr...
1
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Analysis of outcome measures (Statistics)
Define intention to treat pros co...,
Define per protocol 2
2
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Aims of quantitative research in the clinical, healthcare and biomedical sciences (Statistics)
Aims and objectives of clinical h...,
Types of research 2,
Define a risk factor 3
4
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Approaches to Sampling (Statistics)
Define population 1,
Population parameters 2,
Sample 3
4
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Design of Clinical Trials (Statistics)
What is bias what are the types a...,
Define confounding 2,
Solution to selection bias 3
15
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Statistical assessment of association between potential risk factors and diseases using risk (Statistics)
Define risk 1,
Define absolute risk and its clin...,
Define attributable risk 3
4
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Health and Disease in Populations (Epidemiology)
The value of studying health and ...,
The value of studying health and ...,
What is the clinical iceberg phen...
8
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Descriptive Epidemiology (Epidemiology)
Define descriptive epidemiology 1,
Importance of descriptive epidemi...,
3 ways we can test variation betw...
5
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Principles of case control study (Epidemiology)
Define a risk factor 1,
Define cause of disease 2,
Confounding factor 3
7
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Principles of Cohort Studies (Epidemiology)
What is a cohort study 1,
Cohort studies pros and cons 2
2
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Prevention strategies (Epidemiology)
Define high risk prevention strat...,
Define population approach to pre...,
What determines effectiveness of ...
5
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Principles of RCTs (Epidemiology)
Advantages of random allocation 1,
Define per protocol analysis 2,
Define intention to treat analysis 3
6
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Memory (Psychology)
How are memories formed 1,
What aids us in memory retrieval 2,
Types of memory 3
12
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Conditioning and Learning (Psychology)
Classical conditioning pavlov s d...,
Operant conditioning 2,
In regards to operant conditionin...
6
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Perception theory (Psychology)
Define perception vs sensation 1,
Bottom up theory 2,
Top down theory 3
8
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IQ (Psychology)
Parameters for iq 1,
Factors influencing iq 2,
Associations with higher iq 3
10
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Pain (Psychology)
Types of pain 1,
Define pain 2,
Define persistent pain 3
4
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Psychological Interventions (Psychology)
Types of interventions 1,
Why are psychological interventio...,
Cognitive model 3
13
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Health Needs Assessment (Epidemiology)
Health needs are comprised of 1,
Bradshaws taxonomy of need 2,
Define health needs assessment 3
10
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Inequalities in health and disease (Epidemiology)
Define health inequalities 1,
Why and how is social position me...,
Inequalities seen in healthcare o...
7
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Rationing (Epidemiology)
Define rationing 1,
Define implicit rationing 2
2
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RCTS - validity and patient preferences (Statistics)
Define external validity 1,
Define internal validity 2,
How does patient preference affec...
4
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Systemic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (Statistics)
What is a systematic review 1,
What is a meta analysis 2,
Outlining stages involved in meta...
4
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Elderly Care - capacity and consent (Law and Ethics)
Considerations when caring for th...,
Ethical considerations when deali...,
Criteria for assessing capacity 3
6
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Resource Allocation (Law and Ethics)
3 layers of resource allocation 1,
How to decide who receives interv...
2
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Health regulation and governance (Sociology)
Define formal regulation vs relat...,
Aims of governance in public heal...,
Aims of governance in public heal...
3
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Informal Care (Sociology)
What is informal care 1,
Challenges impacts of providing i...
2
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Race and Ethnicity in Healthcare practise and research (Sociology)
Criticisms of race 1,
Define culture 2,
Define social construction 3
7
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