University of East Anglia

These are notes summarising lecture content of the module Biological and Cognitive Psychology in year two. They cover lectures one through 8.

These are notes summarising the reading material for Social Psychology, Year 2. They cover chaters 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10.

These are primary survery (DRABCDE) in depth pocket cards to use on placement. This is very helpful.

This is a master piece that I have created since studying Pharmacy in UEA since 2018. I have been updating this document since then. I found this useful even until today, practicising as a specialist pharmacist in one of the UK hospitals. This document contained most of the common medical conditions that you will encounter as a pharmacist and the general treatment pathyway and therapeutics involved.

A summary powerpoint covering the inflammatory process underlying age related macular degeneration and glaucoma. Also summaries the inflammatory cells in the retina

A summary PowerPoint covering the inflammatory mechanisms underlying IBD (ulcerative colitis and Chron's disease). Also summarises current and future therapeutics for IBD

A comprehensive document including all the relevant information on parental responsibility and parentage in UK Child Law, from sources such as Family Law by Polly Morgan, Parental Responsibility and Shared Residence Orders: Parliamentary Intentions and Judicial Interpretations by Peter Harris and Rob George, Responsible Parents and Parental Responsibility by S Gilmore, J Herring and R Probert, and other sources. Covers topics such as biological and legal parenthood, parental responsibility, huma...

This is a compilation of lecture notes for the module Family Law: Adult Relations. It goes through the different areas from marriage, to divorce and other aspects. There are both notes from the lectures and the lecturer themselves as well as my own added notes.

Quick bullet lecture notes for the sliding filament theory and neural systems

Notes support managing care as a module. All notes included will be relevant to your exams in second year of your nursing course. May also be beneficial to children’s nurses.