Cardiff University (CF)

1. context of evaluation - intro 2. the policy making system 3. what is the policy being evaluated - identifying intervention theory the processes and outcomes 4. what is the policy being evaluated - policy development 5. evaluating effectiveness of a policy 6. designing an evaluation - identifying research questions, resources and evaluation roles 7. evaluating acceptability of a policy

Consists of 4 blocks class structure of global Britain elites in global Britain the haves and the have yachts the petit bourgeoisie A notion of shopkeepers 2. Britishness and belonging: class and nation the british upper class great britain as a house society britain after brexit britishness and belonging 3. debt, precarity and welfare precarity and home making debt finance welfare 4. gender, care and capitalism stigma around 'bad mothers' gendered stigma

These notes cover 4 main blocks: 1. Garlands key themes includes penal welfarism conditions of penal welfarism - theoretical, social and political policy predicaments 2. punishment includes sentencing probation punitive control managerialism prisons the death penalty 3. policing Garlands framework crime control adaption and punitive control in policing populism policing below the state policing beyond the state 4. prevention restorative justice crime preventi...

This document includes content covering the various ideal and actual power cycles such as steam cycles, carnot cycle, rankine cycle, brayton cycle, joule cycle, as well as combined cycles that allow for regeneration, cogeneration, and reheating. The notes cover the general and detailed types of engine cycles such as a two stroke and four stroke engine cycles along with the processes occurring. Most cycles include methods to calculate the thermal efficiency, turbine efficiency, work output, heat ...

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Pathophysiology, risk factors, clinical features, classification, investigation, interventions, and many more relevant notes on IHD for medical students.

An overview of ACS - pathophysiology, clinical presentation, investigations, and management

Introduction to therapeutics - highlighting the importance of drug monitoring, pharmacodynamics, and pharmacokinetics.

Notes providing an in-depth understanding of acute and chronic liver disease. East to understand diagrams, making hepatology easy! Very useful for students starting their clinical rotations.

In-depth and easy-to-understand notes on the physiology of the GI tract - including diagrams. A great resource to help with pre-clinical semester exams.