An experimental study and time series analysis of the Cardiff Model for Violence Prevention 28 Setting

We’re at the Cardiff ATC – alcohol treatment centre; a collaboration between Cardiff and Vale University health board, local councils, South Wales police, the Welsh ambulance service and Cardiff Street Pastors. Right now, the police are preparing for the evening with a “Cardiff After Dark” meeting in the Welsh capital’s main police station. Composition is the way elements are placed in the frame. It greatly depends on the distance from the subject. The closer you get the more dynamic perspectives you achieve. You get this sense of being there, right in the middle of things. Then it is all about where the camera is positioned and when the shutter is released. Where and when. They add structure to our composition, make it aesthetic and well readable. The key concepts here are the framing lines along the edges of the picture, lines or curves leading to the subjects and shapes enclosing them. We are surrounded by geometry and being aware of that and using it can make a big difference in our photos. a b Waldram, Hannah (2010-02-15). "New gallery opens in Cardiff". The Guardian. London . Retrieved 2010-10-04.However, it is not all outrageousness and vulgarity: Dakowicz also catches the sense of camaraderie and celebration in Cardiff on a Saturday night. He has an outsider's eye for telling detail, a way of showing us, in often brilliantly dramatic fashion and with a degree of gleeful humour, what is right under our noses. Consultant Dr Diana Hulbert, working in University hospital, Southampton, in the accident and emergency. Photograph: Antonio Olmos/The Guardian Violence Prevention Alliance (2019). National Plan of Action Officially Launched. The Peace Guardian; 3: October-December. First prize, News category, BZ WBK Press Foto, Poland. For photographs of the aftermath of an earthquake in Nepal, 2015. [31] This comment sparked the interest of Jonathan Shepherd, a trainee maxillofacial surgeon, in violence not as a problem for the justice system but as a public health problem. He had already observed that a few local public houses (taverns) seemed to be the locations of disproportionate numbers of assaults which resulted in emergency surgery. On moving to Bristol University as an honorary National Health Service (NHS) consultant surgeon at the Bristol Royal Infirmary, this became the subject of his PhD research (1985-1988). 1 As the theme of one of the chapters, he compared Royal Infirmary emergency department (ED) records of treatment of people in injured in violence with Avon and Somerset Police records of violent offences which took place in the same area of the city over the same period.

Warburton Al, Shepherd JP (2004). Development, utilisation, and importance of accident and emergency department derived assault data in violence management. Emergency Medicine Journal, 2004, 21:473–477. In the summer of 1994 visiting a kibbutz in Israel she also learned more about Palestinian and Muslim history and culture and had a religious experience which led her to convert to Islam when she returned to Cardiff. Paramedic Tracy Proud (2nd left, purple hair) along with paramedic colleagues care for an unconscious man who is admitted to A&E with suspected alcohol abuse issues at Royal Stoke University hospital in Stoke-on-Trent. Photograph: Alicia Canter/The Guardian The couple, who met through a friend in 2017 and married the same year, are horrified by extremism in any part of the Muslim or non-Muslim community.a b Jeff, Meyer (2010-06-12). "After Dark, Amateur Photographer, June 12, 2010". Amateur Photographer.