Dr. Louise Pearce

Dr. John Lindesay Pearce

Research without boundaries Dr Louise HitcHcock excavating goLiatH

P roblems, crises, shocks and the like cut across precedent, tradition and protocol. And their size and complexity defy understanding, let alone resolution by existing disciplines. It is here that interdisciplinary conceptualisation and research is emerging as an innovative response. Yet as Professor Liz Sonenberg, Pro ViceChancellor (Research Collaboration) and Chair of Information Systems at ...

Distal Foreleg Curvature in the Rabbit I . Manifestations and Course of the Bowing Deformity: Genetic Studies by Louise Pearce,* M.d

Among the morbid conditions of the rabbit observed in a breeding colony maintained for the study of constitutional factors in health and disease (1), bone abnormalities of various types were observed and certain of them were found to have an hereditary basis. The manifestations of the conditions varied greatly. In achondroplasia (2) and osteopetrosis (3), for example, there were widespread bone...

Authors' reply to Pearce.

Wewelcome Steve Pearce’s news that a randomised controlled trial of therapeutic communities in the treatment of personality disorder is under way and look forward to hearing the results. 2 We acknowledge that therapeutic communities in the UK are now almost all day programmes, and we perhaps should have more accurately cited the most recent National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NIC...

The PROSPER Toolkit ? Louise