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    Supplementary data for Inertial effects in just-saturated axisymmetric column collapses

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    This data set contains supplementary data for the publication 'Inertial effects in just-saturated axisymmetric column collapses' which has been sent for review to Granular matter. The repository contains the raw video files of the conducted experiments as well as an example of the image thresholding technique used to capture the evolution of both the granular and fluid fronts

    Data for 'Attitudes to the use of animals in biomedical research: Effects of stigma and selected research project summaries'

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    Data accompanying the manuscript 'Attitudes to the use of animals in biomedical research: Effects of stigma and selected research project summaries', to be made freely available post-publication, as well as shared through the journal in the S2 Appendix as a supplementary file (the variable labels should be self-explanatory)

    Registered Nurses’ experiences, perceptions and understanding and understanding of Computerised Decision Support Systems in a NHS hospital ward setting. Dissertation MA Research Methods (Health).

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    As this is qualitative data, it may identify the participant due to the rich nature of the data.Purpose: To explore Registered Nurse’s experiences, understanding and perceptions of Computerised Decision Support Systems in the hospital ward setting. Primary Objectives: To explore how registered nurses use CDSS when decision making and the relationship between CDSS and clinical reasoning in clinical practice. Secondary Objectives: To understand how CDSS are introduced to Registered Nurses in a hospital ward setting. To explore barriers and facilitators to applying a CDSS to patient care in order to inform potential intervention(s). Research Protocol and Methods: This study has been designed as a pilot study. The findings of this study and the evaluation on the methods used for this study will inform a PhD Research Proposal for a larger study. A virtual, one to one, semi-structured interviews was used to explore the expectations, perceptions and experience of Registered Nurses using Computerised Decision Support Technologies. The findings were evaluated using thematic analysis. An inductive approach to data analysis was used (Braun and Clarke, 2006). This is anticipated to result in a rich understanding of the nurse’s experience of working with such technologies

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