• Lethal trap created by adaptive evolutionary response to an exotic resource. 

  Singer, MC; Parmesan, C (England, 2018-05)

  Global transport of organisms by humans provides novel resources to wild species, which often respond maladaptively. Native herbivorous insects have been killed feeding on toxic exotic plants, which acted as 'ecological ...
• Are physiotherapists employing person-centred care for people with dementia? An exploratory qualitative study examining the experiences of people with dementia and their carers. 

  Hall, AJ; Burrows, L; Lang, IA; Endacott, R; Goodwin, VA

  BACKGROUND: People with dementia may receive physiotherapy for a variety of reasons. This may be for musculoskeletal conditions or as a result of falls, fractures or mobility difficulties. While previous studies have ...
• Scope of practice and workforce issues confronting Australian Enrolled Nurses: A qualitative analysis. 

  Endacott, R
• Managing deteriorating patients: registered nurses' performance in a simulated setting. 

  Cooper, S; McConnell-Henry, T; Cant, R; Porter, J; Missen, K; Kinsman, L; Endacott, R; Scholes, J (Netherlands, 2011)

  AIM: To examine, in a simulated environment, rural nurses' ability to assess and manage patient deterioration using measures of knowledge, situation awareness and skill performance. BACKGROUND: Nurses' ability to manage ...
• Population genetic structure of Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., in the River Tamar, southwest England 

  Ellis, JS; Sumner, KJ; Griffiths, AM; Bright, DI; Stevens, JR (2011-06-01)

  Population genetic studies can be useful for informing conservation and management. In Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., population structuring frequently occurs between river systems, but contrasting patterns occur within ...
• Should We Play Games Where Energy Is Concerned? Perceptions of Serious Gaming as a Technology to Motivate Energy Behaviour Change among Social Housing Residents 

  Boomsma, C; Hafner, R; Pahl, S; Jones, RV; Fuertes, A (MDPI, 2018-05-25)

  The invisibility and intangibility of energy are key challenges faced by communicators looking to reduce household energy demand. ‘Serious games’—defined as formalized, goal-oriented games designed to educate, or promote ...
• Information, issues and supporters: the application of online persuasion in the 2015 general election 

  Jackson, NA
• A CONTINUED MUSICAL AND PERSONAL DIALOGUE WITH THE WAVES OF EPILEPSY. 

  Miles, Alan Douglas (University of Plymouth, 2018)

  A Continued Musical and Personal Dialogue with the Waves of Epilepsy. In the early hours of the morning several years ago I awoke with paramedics leaning over me. In a state of confusion, my first conscious decision was ...
• A comparison of life-history traits in calcifying Spirorbinae polychaetes living along natural pH gradients 

  Lucey, NM; Lombardi, C; Florio, M; Rundle, SD; Calosi, P; Gambi, MC (Inter Research, 2018-02-23)

  © Inter-Research 2018. Low-pH vent systems are ideal natural laboratories to study the consequences of long-term low-pH exposure on marine species and thus identify life-history traits associated with low-pH tolerance. ...
• Predicting Performance - A Dynamic Capability View 

  Childe, SJ; Nudurupati, S; Hasegan, M

  Production planning and resource allocation are ongoing issues that organisations face on a day-to-day basis. The study addresses these issues by developing a dynamic performance measurement system (DPMS) to effectively ...

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