Created 2.xi.20. Wow, over six months since I last posted anything here. Trust me, since then I’ve done little but work, and much of that work, CORE related or just to support CORE. I guess CV-19 mitigation really hit home just after that and I came up here (see image above, which was pretty much …
Created 4/3/20. This is another very short blog post but it does seem to follow on a bit from my last one about what to blog on which of my sites as this is another issue about what belongs where. I had an Email enquiry the morning about the age ranges for different CORE measures …
What to put where: FAQs versus background and discussion documents Read More »
Created 10.xii.19 I’ve just finished a blog post in my non-CORE-work site:Ethics committees and the fear of questionnaires about distress. It arose from an Email question that came to me here and it’s origins are in the GP-CORE, but in the end I decided the main content was personal and not CORE, but that it …
I sent out an Email today to the 102 people signed up to the CST/CORE Email update list. This particular Email was triggered by the GDPR legislation and confirmed that I am 100% confident that everyone on the list gave their information to get on the list voluntarily so I/we (i.e. CST) have consent for …
GPDR compliance and general update on CORE/CST work Read More »
Of the three of us, I’m responsible for the web site, most Email that come via the site, and all the translation work. Since our post on 7/7/16 I was very caught up in finishing my clinical post (permanently) at the end of July and then setting off on a trip of a lifetime: trying …
All three of us as CST trustees are deeply disappointed in the outcome of the referendum. As a part of a collective recovery from the vote, it seems important to make a statement about our position. CORE is tiny in terms of the impacts of “Brexit” on the UK and the EU, and the horrible …