Browsing Clinical Therapies by Author "Pettigrew, Judith"

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Relationships, complicity and representation conducting research in Nepal during the Maoist insurgency

Pettigrew, Judith; Shneiderman, Sara; Harper, Ian (Wiley, 2004)

Conducting fieldwork in conflict situations raises specific methodological and ethical questions. While Taussig (1984, 1987, 1992) and Scheper-Hughes (1995) have called for anthropologists to speak out against terror, ...
The retirement experiences of women academics: a qualitative, descriptive study

Cahill, Mairéad; Galvin, Rose; Pettigrew, Judith (Routledge Taylor & Francis, 2021)

Retirement is now considered a process rather than a single event. Pathways to retirement are evolving and the retirement experiences of academics are becoming increasingly relevant given the aging academic workforce in ...
Safety first: factors affecting preceptor midwives experiences of competency assessment failure among midwifery students

Bradshaw, Carmel; Pettigrew, Judith; Fitzpatick, Mary (Elsevier, 2019)

Background Assessment of clinical practice is a core component of midwifery education. Clinical assessment is challenging and affected by a number of factors. Preceptor midwives are reported to be reluctant to fail ...
The social fabric of the Jelbang killings, Nepal

Thapa, Deepak; Ogura, Kiyoko; Pettigrew, Judith (Springer, 2009)

Sixty-eight people from the village of Jelbang in western Nepal are documented to have died in the course of the decade-long ‘People’s War’, making it perhaps the village that suffered the highest number of casualties in ...
Unexpected consequences of everyday life during the Maoist insurgency in Nepal

Pettigrew, Judith (Bridgewater State University's Virtual Commons, 2012)

This article examines gendered aspects of women’s lives in a hill village in central Nepal during the decade-long civil war (1996-2006). The predominantly middle aged and elderly women discussed in the paper were not ...
Using historical documentary methods to explore the history of occupational therapy

Dunne, Brid; Pettigrew, Judith; Robinson, Katie (SAGE Publications, 2016)

.Introduction: Historical research can benefit health professions by providing a basis for understanding how current beliefs and practices developed over time. From an occupational therapy perspective, a need for deeper ...
Windows into a revolution: ethnographies of Maoism in South Asia

Shah, Alpa; Pettigrew, Judith (Springer, 2009)

A red corridor stretching from Nepal in the North, to the state of Andhra Pradesh, India, in the South, grips the public imagination in South Asia. Despite the collapse of socialism and the demise of communist governments ...
Women and the Maobadi: ideology and agency in Nepal’s Maoist movement

Pettigrew, Judith; Shneiderman, Sara (The Southasia Trust, 2004)

One of the most reported aspects of the Maoist ‘People’s War’ in Nepal has been its high levels of female participation, with up to 40% of all combatant and civilian political supporters allegedly being women (Sharma and ...

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