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Allen, Barbara McFadden

doi:10.1045/february99-allen

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“…The relocation process can be particularly unsettling and traumatic for this group, as there is often impaired ability to adapt to change and to assimilate new information. Comprehensive service planning and informed commissioning are required in order to provide community-focused services designed to fulfil the functions of prevention, early detection, long-term support and crisis response (Allen, 1999;Mansell et al, 2002;Mansell et al, 1994).…”

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A Psychosocial Profile of Hospital‐Based Adults with Learning Disability Prior to Community Relocation

Newman¹,

Platten

2007

Tizard Learning Disability Review

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Following the implementation of key actions resulting from Valuing People (DoH, 2001), people with learning disabilities resident in hospital will be relocated into the community.This paper examines psychological, social and quality of life indicators applied to a group of 50 service users, 36 of whom are soon to be relocated into community housing.The methodology employs a range of psychometric measures in order to describe intellectual and social functioning, mental health, levels of challenging behaviour and quality of life and choice opportunities.The aim was to compile a profile of the individuals as a group in order to inform service planning and provision. Results illustrate that the group contains a range of individuals with complex and enduring needs. A discussion of the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead for these individuals and the services that support them is presented.The study presents an opportunity to re-apply this methodology in future years in order to evaluate whether community living has brought tangible benefits to the group.

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A Psychosocial Profile of Hospital‐Based Adults with Learning Disability Prior to Community Relocation

Newman¹,

Platten

2007

Tizard Learning Disability Review

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“…Bergner et al (1995) then presented the amplitude 0.2 − 0.4 mag. Allen (1973) analysed photometric measurements from the filters H, K, and L and reported an infrared excess that he explained in terms of a dust envelope. Allen (1974) then noted the connection between the excess and forbidden emission lines.…”

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Time-dependent spectral-feature variations of stars displaying the B[e] phenomenon

Polster¹,

Korčáková²,

Votruba³

et al. 2012

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We present results of nearly six years of spectroscopic observations of the B[e] star V2028 Cyg. The presence of the cold-type absorption lines combined with a hot-type spectrum indicate the binarity of this object. Since B[e] stars are embedded in an extended envelope, the usage of common stellar atmosphere models for the analysis is quite inappropriate. Therefore, we focus on the analysis of the long-term spectral line variations in order to determine the nature of this object. We present the time dependences of the equivalent width and radial velocities of the Hα line, [O i] 6300 Å, Fe ii 6427, 6433, and 6456 Å lines. The bisector variations and line intensities are shown for the Hα line. The radial velocities are also measured for the absorption lines of the K component. No periodic variation is found. The observed data show correlations between the measured quantities, which can be used in future modelling.

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A Psychosocial Profile of Hospital‐Based Adults with Learning Disability Prior to Community Relocation

A Psychosocial Profile of Hospital‐Based Adults with Learning Disability Prior to Community Relocation

Time-dependent spectral-feature variations of stars displaying the B[e] phenomenon

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