Geological Work in British Lands 1

The British Geological Survey's New Geomagnetic Data Web Service

Increasing demand within the geomagnetism community for high quality real-time or near-real-time observatory data means there is a requirement for data producers to have a robust and scalable data processing infrastructure capable of delivering geomagnetic data products over the Internet in a variety of formats. We describe a new software system, developed at BGS, which will allow access to our...

Disability, work and income: a British perspective

This paper analyses the economic impact of becoming disabled for British working-age men. The data is from the first eight waves (1991/8) of the British Household Panel Survey (BHPS). Cross-sectional evidence shows that the income of disabled working-age men is substantially lower than non-disabled working-age men. However, analysis of longitudinal data indicates that the majority of this disad...

British Journal of Psychiatric Social Work

British Journal of Psychiatric Social Work

able from A.P.S.W., 1 Park Crescent, London, W.l. 3s. 6d. The third number of the official organ of the Association of Psychiatric Social Workers, published |n November, 1949, contains some extremely mteresting and well-written articles by members of the Association. The subject matter is varied and covers a field as widely separated as the work of the j^uly Authorized Officer and the responsib...

British Journal of Psychiatric Social Work

lished by the Association of Psychiatric Social Workers. 3s. 6d. This is a new publication. The second issue contains a number of interesting articles by psychiatric social workers in fields of work as varied as Child Guidance Clinics, Maternity and Child Welfare centres, Community Care and a community of Displaced Persons. There is a paper on a psychiatric social worker's personal experience i...