Tooth wear in the child and the youth.
Tooth surface loss is an increasing problem in younger individuals. Preventive strategies are essential while adhesive dentistry should be used whenever possible if restoration is necessary.
Adolescent↗
Biomedical subjects
K Harley
Publications and source records attributed to K Harley.
Origins of autobiographical memory.
This study tested the predictions of M. L. Howe and M. L. Courage's (1993, 1997) theory of infantile amnesia compared with a social-interactionist account of autobiographical memory development (R. Fivush & E. Reese, 1992; K. Nelson, 1993b). Fifty-eight mother-child dyads were assessed for maternal styles of talking about the past and for children's self-recognition, language production, and nonverbal memory when the children were 19 months old. Children's shared and independent memory reports were then assessed from 19 to 32 months. Maternal reminiscing style and self-recognition uniquely predicted children's shared memory reports across time, even with children's initial language and nonverbal memory factored out. Self-recognition skills also predicted children's later independent memory. These results support a pluralistic account of the origins of autobiographical memory.
Autobiographies as Topic↗
Quality of Scottish Morbidity Record (SMR) data.
SMR1 is an episode based record relating to all inpatients and day cases discharged from non psychiatric, non obstetric wards in Scottish hospitals. A record is raised when a patient is discharged from hospital, changes consultant or is transferred to another hospital. SMR1 records contain clinical and non clinical data. Approximately 1 million records are created annually.
Hospital Records↗
The MFDS/MFD examination.
The MFDS is a new examination designed and administered by the Royal Surgical Colleges of England, Scotland and Ireland. It can be taken after GPT and will be a pre-requisite to the commencement of specialist training.
Education, Dental, Graduate↗