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Don’t Forget your Pleases and Thankyous – MAKING SENSE

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/s1623992_space-place-and-sensory-perception-2018-2019sv1-sem2/2019/03/18/dont-forget-your-pleases-and-thankyous/

life. Attunement is widely understood as  ‘tuning in’ to the body and environment (Brigstocke and Norrani, 2016; Stewart , 2011). ... Foundations of Science, 22(2), 421-424. Stewart , K. (2011) Atmospheric attunements, Environment and Planning D:

Celebrating Film & TV Depictions – Ada Lovelace Day

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/ada-lovelace-day/2022/10/07/celebrating-film-and-television-depictions-of-women-in-stem/

Posted by Stewart Cromar.

Jane Hartley’s Notes from Mental Health: The Five Year Plan Conference – SCPHRP

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/scphrp/2016/03/16/highlights-from-the-mental-health-the-five-year-plan-conference-in-manchester/

Mar 16, 2016. by blogadmin is licensed under aAuthor: Stewart Cromar. ... View all posts by Stewart Cromar.Back to Top.

What Happens to Our Bones When We Exercise? | The Evidence Exercise | Episode 5 – SCPHRP

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/scphrp/2016/06/29/what-happens-to-our-bones-when-we-exercise-the-evidence-exercise-episode-5/

Jun 29, 2016. by blogadmin is licensed under aAuthor: Stewart Cromar. ... View all posts by Stewart Cromar.Back to Top.

Adolescent Health and Risk Behaviours Symposium: Policy, Research and Practice – SCPHRP

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/scphrp/2014/01/12/watch-adolescent-health-and-risk-behaviours-symposium-policy-research-and-practice/

Jan 12, 2014. by blogadmin is licensed under aAuthor: Stewart Cromar. ... View all posts by Stewart Cromar.Back to Top.

Persistent social inequalities in health: Insensitive outcomes, inadequate policies, or both? – SCPHRP

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/scphrp/2014/03/20/persistent-social-inequalities-in-health-insensitive-outcomes-inadequate-policies-or-both/

2013 Mar; 91(1):186-91. Mar 20, 2014. by blogadmin is licensed under aAuthor: Stewart Cromar. ... View all posts by Stewart Cromar.Back to Top.

Seven Key Societal Investments for Health Equity: Scotland, rUK, and Canada compared – SCPHRP

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/scphrp/2016/10/31/seven-key-societal-investments-for-health-equity-scotland-ruk-and-canada-compared/

Oct 31, 2016. by blogadmin is licensed under aAuthor: Stewart Cromar. ... View all posts by Stewart Cromar.Back to Top.

Creating Better Health & Wellbeing: Community organisations and researchers learning together (sold out) – SCPHRP

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/scphrp/2014/07/16/creating-better-health-wellbeing-community-organisations-and-researchers-learning-together/

15.30 Close. ——. Jul 16, 2014. by blogadmin is licensed under aAuthor: Stewart Cromar. ... View all posts by Stewart Cromar.Back to Top.

No evidence of whole population mental health impact of the Triple P parenting programme: findings from a routine dataset – SCPHRP

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/scphrp/2017/02/03/no-evidence-of-whole-population-mental-health-impact-of-the-triple-p-parenting-programme-findings-from-a-routine-dataset/

by blogadmin is licensed under aAuthor: Stewart Cromar. Interactive Content Manager for the Information Services Group. ... View all posts by Stewart Cromar.Back to Top.

Travel of ideas in the nineteenth century: from Scotland to Chile – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/edinburghlegalhistoryblog/2020/05/15/travel-of-ideas-in-the-nineteenth-century-from-scotland-to-chile/

Dugald Stewart (1753 – 1828, Chair of Moral Philosophy at Edinburgh University), Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind (4th ed., London). ... 127. [2] Bow, C. B. “Dugald Stewart and the Legacy of Common Sense in the Scottish Enlightenment.”