How Do Relationships Change People?At the end of Chapter 7, Hiromoto prompted, "Shall we return to the main topic?" From the next AI response, the dialogue returns to the main topic. AI: Then, let's ...

Why do humans want to know what they do not know?For a very long time, humans have sought to know what they do not know.They looked up at the night sky and recorded the movements of the stars. They ...

African and South African universities face a deepening crisis of legitimacy. Across the continent, inequality is widening, public institutions are under pressure and democratic trust is weakening.

Group work has long been part of mental health research. Focus groups, workshops, and reflective sessions offer ways to gather insight, test ideas, and hear from those with lived experience. But too ...

ABSTRACT: Necrography is a writing practice for sites where welfare, psychiatry, and recovery-oriented care no longer have the language to describe the lives encountered there. Drawing on two decades ...

Across the delivery of oral health care, whether in the halls of learning environments or the operatories of individualized clinicians, corporations, or even unverifiable private equity led ...

This edition of Keeping Up With… was written by Pamela Espinosa de los Monteros, Greg Rentsch, and Amanda Comstock. Pamela Espinosa de los Monteros is Associate Professor and the Latin American, ...

A relational care approach rooted in continuity and family involvement could help avert future tragedies arising from severe mental illness, writes Rachel Bannister The Nottingham inquiry recently ...

A lecture by Dr Melissa Dunlop (PhD, MSc, MA, Dip Creative Supervision, UKCP Reg.d) and Dr Marina Malthouse (MBBS, DipPalMed, MA (Med Hum), EdD) organised by the Medical and Health Humanities Seminar ...

ABSTRACT: This paper examines the epistemological foundations of Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching Teachers (MKTT) and argues that persistent challenges in mathematics teacher education reflect ...