ReportImproving emergency services for deaf people
By Herbert Klein, 2022
Emergency response
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This theme covers topics relating to encouraging innovation in the management of public emergencies of all kinds, from prevention to response and post-crisis recovery. It is one of our topical annual themes for Fellowships. Fellows’ stories
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BlogsChanging lives, two at a time
By Garry Botterill, 2022
Fellows' updatesMarch 2022 Fellows' update: Garry Botterill
The work of Garry Botterill (CF 2015) and his charity Service Dogs UK was featured in an article in the April issue of Your Dog magazine. Garry co-founded the charity following his Fellowship, which explored how specially trained assistance dogs can support PTSD sufferers.
By Garry Botterill, 2022
Fellows' updatesNovember 2021 Fellows' update: James Rowlands
Researcher James Rowlands (CF 2019) recorded a podcast with Research4Practice on domestic homicide this month. James shared learnings gathered during his Fellowship, which explored ways of improving responses to intimate partner homicide.
By James Rowlands, 2021
Fellows' updatesOctober 2021 Fellows' update: Garry Botterill
The charity set up by Garry Botterill (CF 2015), Service Dogs UK, has become the first PTSD Assistance Dog Charity in the UK to achieve accreditation by Assistance Dogs International. Garry co-founded the charity following his Fellowship, which explored how specially trained assistance dogs can support PTSD sufferers.
By Garry Botterill, 2021
Fellows' updatesSeptember 2021 Fellows' update: Belinda Mason
Police Sergeant Belinda Mason (CF 2018) secured funding from the Gillette Movember campaign for a wellbeing programme she created for the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) this month. The programme offers a model of peer mental health support for emergency services personnel, which Belinda created following her Fellowship.
By Belinda Mason, 2021
Fellows' updatesSeptember 2021 Fellows' update: Garry Botterill
The charity set up by Garry Botterill (CF 2015), Service Dogs UK, received a Royal visit from The Duke of Kent on 23 September. Garry co-founded the charity following his Fellowship, which explored how specially trained assistance dogs can support PTSD sufferers.
By Garry Botterill, 2021
Fellows' updatesSeptember 2021 Fellows' update: James Rowlands
Researcher James Rowlands (CF 2019) has co-written an article on family involvement in domestic homicide reviews, which was published on 28 August. It draws upon learnings gathered during his Fellowship, which explored ways of improving responses to intimate partner homicide.
By James Rowlands, 2021
BlogsImproving communication with Deaf people
Improving communication with Deaf people
By Herbert Klein, 2021
Fellows' updatesAugust 2021 Fellows' update: James Rowlands
Researcher James Rowlands (CF2019) has co-published an article that explores family involvement in domestic violence fatality, which was published on 28 August. The research draws upon James’ Fellowship, which explored improving responses to intimate partner homicide.
By James Rowlands, 2021