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Fig 1:  The Best Place to Study

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Fig 2:  The ESO clinic is established and well known.

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Fig B1:  Protection for our patients

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Fig C1:  The ongoing education, support, affiliation and guidance from the UK's professional body for Osteopaths.

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Fig A1:  Working together for positive outcomes

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Fig 3:  Continual Personal Development and Study

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Fig A2:  Patients and Practitioners must both commit to the process to achieve the best results for all.

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Fig B2:

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NHS Patient Safety Strategy:  Quality Improvement and Patient Safety

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Fig B3:  Reviewing and Keeping up to date.

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GOsC - Reviewing the Osteopathic Practice Standards

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Fig 4:  The Early Years

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"A.T. Still Biography"  and  "The Early Years of Osteopathy"

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"A.T. Still Biography" and "The Early Years of Osteopathy"

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"A.T. Still Biography" and "The Early Years of Osteopathy"

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https://youtube.com/watch?v=b_jCsWTsje4

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Fig B4:  Julie Stone Training Report

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Fig 5:  Tuition, Mentoring, Supervision, Observation, Life Lessons, every day is a school day.

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Protection of Patient Dignity and Modesty

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Protection of Patient Dignity and Modesty

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Fig C2:  OPS - A6

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Every student must complete 100 hours over Years 1 & 2 

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Every student must complete 100 hours over Years 1 & 2 

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Fig 6:  Covid restrictions and isolation has made this very difficult this year but finally life is opening up again.

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Fig B5:  All of us and our lives have changed but we can all do our bit to support each other.

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Science in 5 is WHO's conversations in science. Watch WHO experts explain science related to COVID-19 in an easy and compact format.

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Home of the ESO.

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My First Year 1 Class Group.

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Adaptations to Learning during Covid restrictions.

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Anatomy TV as a Learning Resource

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You Tube as a Learning Resource.

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Text Books, Flash Cards, Big Blue Button.

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Fig 7:  A life dedicated to Osteopathy.

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Tribute to John Wernham | Institute of Classical Osteopathy

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Fig 8:  Observation

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Fig 9:  Observation

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Fig A3:

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Find high-quality images, photos, and animated GIFS with Bing Images

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Respecting and Embracing What Makes Us Unique

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Professionals need to value each others skills.

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Health Expectations - 2013 - Kreindler - The politics of patient‐centred care

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We're on the same side! The side of the patient.

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Health Expectations - 2013 - Kreindler - The politics of patient‐centred care

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LONDON: Polio, a deadly disease that used to paralyse tens of thousands of children every year, is spreading in London, New York and Jerusalem for the first time in decades, spurring catch-up vaccination campaigns.

Polio terrified parents around the world for the first half of the 20th century. Affecting mainly children under five, it is often asymptomatic but can also cause symptoms including fever and vomiting. Around one in 200 infections leads to irreversible paralysis, and among those patients, up to 10 per cent die.

There is no cure, but since a vaccine was found in the 1950s, polio is entirely preventable. Globally, the wild form of the disease has almost disappeared. Afghanistan and Pakistan are now the only countries where the highly infectious disease, spread mainly through contact with faecal matter, remains endemic.

However, this year, imported cases were also found in Malawi and Mozambique, the first in those countries since the 1990s.
Different strains
There are two main forms of poliovirus. Alongside the wild-type outlined above, there are also rare cases of what is known as vaccine-derived polio.

It is this second form detected in wastewater in the British capital, London, and in New York in the United States, with one case of paralysis reported in New York state.

Genetically similar virus has also been found in Jerusalem, Israel, and scientists are working to understand the link, the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) said.

While vaccine-derived polio is almost unheard of in the above locations, it is a known, albeit rare, threat in other countries, causing outbreaks every year, including 415 cases in Nigeria in 2021.

It stems from the use of an oral polio vaccine containing weakened live virus. After children are vaccinated, they shed virus in their faeces for a few weeks. In under-vaccinated communities, this can then spread and mutate back to a harmful version of the virus.

While countries including the Britain and the United States no longer use this live vaccine, others do, particularly to stop outbreaks, which allows for global spread, particularly as people began to travel again after Covid-19, experts said.

Why now?

But experts agree that the major driver behind both vaccine-derived and wild polio outbreaks remains under-vaccinated populations, said Derek Ehrhardt, global polio lead at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Vaccine hesitancy was a growing problem before the pandemic, then Covid-19 caused the worst disruption to routine immunisation in a generation, according to the UN.

In 2020, there were 1,081 vaccine-derived polio cases, around three times as many as the previous year. In 2022 so far, there have been 177 cases, after major efforts to get polio vaccination campaigns back on track.
Published in Dawn, August 16th, 2022

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LONDON: Polio, a deadly disease that used to paralyse tens of thousands of children every year, is spreading in London, New York and Jerusalem for the first time in decades, spurring catch-up vaccination campaigns. Polio terrified parents around the world for the first half of the 20th century.

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Monkeypox guidance updated. LANCET 2022

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Considerations of Long Covid in Patients & Staff

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Considerations of Long Covid in Patients & Staff

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Effects of surviving Covid-19 on populations.

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Transgender Adolescents increasing exponentially. Autism, Anxiety, Confidence and Loss of Direction

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Transgender Adolescents increasing exponentially. Autism, Anxiety, Confidence and Loss of Direction

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Private Clinics globally targeting this market.

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Brit J Psychotherapy - 2022 - Evans - If only I were a boy     Psychotherapeutic Explorations of Transgender in Children

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A Blurring of Reality between Real Life and an Online World.

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Haddad, Grace MPH Essay 04-2022 Dysmorphia

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Transparency and Integrity - the Foundations of Trust

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Biologist Jeremy Griffith: FREEDOM - The Psychological Rehabilitation of the Human Race

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Biologist Jeremy Griffith: FREEDOM - The Psychological Rehabilitation of the Human Race

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At War with our own Instincts: Adam and Eve were right all along!

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THE Interview That "Solves The Human Condition And Saves The World!"

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Utopia to Dystopia - We did it to ourselves!

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Transcript for Jeremy Griffith Interview by Craig Conway 2022 INSTINCT vs INTELLECT

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Morality, Integrity & Respect in Patient Centred Care

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Morality, Integrity & Respect in Patient Centred Care

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Prof. Lord Robert Winston - Medicine, Ethics and Society

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Michael Faraday: Self-Taught Scientist, Engineer, Inventor.

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Michael Faraday: Self-Taught Scientist, Engineer, Inventor.

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The Royal Society offer awards in his honour - for outstanding achievements.

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Welcome to my Professional Skills & Identity III, Psychology Presentation. Please write your questions or comments below.

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To 22026800   Thank you for your question following the presentation.
Examples of narcissistic traits. 
The character of ‘Nellie Oleson’ from the American hit TV series ‘The Little House On The Prairie’, written by Laura Ingalls Wilder, Nellie has been brought up to believe that her family, and in particular she, is superior to everyone else in the town, due to her father’s comparative affluence and mother’s social-climbing inner circles.  Please view an example of this in action here. Available at; https://youtu.be/Ark2A_mkLdY?si=kJYz_ljbcZWkwm2M
Additionally, the character of ‘Violet Beauregarde’ from the film ‘Charlie & The Chocolate Factory’ written by Roald Dahl, available at; https://youtu.be/aZUSu1jHuI8?si=y99_LfWz3Jk_Hucs
The character of ‘’Logan Roy from the Sky Atlantic epic series ‘Succession’, written by Jesse Armstrong, is also a prime candidate who destroys everyone he comes into contact with – see the example here. https://youtu.be/ugAA231INU?si=PG3rED0tWJC5OP6E
Rhodewalt & Morf (2011) in their NPD inventory explain that there is a strong tendency to engage in defensive strategies to protect their self-image, often leading to a push back of resistance to therapeutic treatments and refusal to acknowledge any human vulnerability, especially related to advancing years.
Rhodewalt, F. and Morf, C.C. (2011) Self And Interpersonal Correlates The Narcissistic Personality Inventory: A Review And New Findings, Journal Of Research in Personality 45(1), pp1-23.
I hope that this is helpful to you! 
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To 22100418.   Thank you for your comments and question.  While it is challenging for a leopard to change its spots, it is possible for improvements in behaviour to be made, particularly with age.  Through self-awareness and reflection over time and the motivation for continued commitment some degree of empathy and appreciation of others can be developed (Stinson & Ryder, 2018).  CBT that focuses on the roots and maladaptive beliefs influencing behaviours, has shown effective lasting results.  This ie especially true if the individual is willing to face and confront their vulnerabilities (Pincus & Lukowitsky, 2010).

Stinson, M.K. and Ryder, A.G. (2018).  Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Narcissistic Personality Disorder: A Case Study. Personality Disorders: Theory, Research, And Treatment, 9(4), pp.389-397. 
Pincus, A.L. and Lukowitsky, M. (2010) Self-Awareness, Motivation, And Willingness To Change In Narcissistic Personality Disorder.  Journal Of Clinical Psychology, 66(7), pp.822-830.
I hope this answers your question and thank you!
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