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Professional safeguarding checklist outlining criteria and considerations for determining Fraser competence and documenting decisions regarding the provision of advice or treatment to individuals under 16 without parental consent.
Year: 1986; 2004
Jurisdiction: United Kingdom
Subject: Assessment of capacity to consent to medical advice or treatment without parental knowledge
Document Type: Professional checklist and assessment form
Referenced Documents: Fraser Guidelines (1986); Bichard Enquiry Report (June 2004)
Target Group: Young people under 16 years of age
Intended Users: Healthcare professionals and safeguarding practitioners
Key Topics: Consent, safeguarding, sexual health, coercion, grooming, substance misuse, parental involvement
Assessment Criteria: Understanding of advice, best interests, likelihood of continued behaviour, risk to physical or mental health, encouragement of parental involvement
Additional Considerations: Living arrangements, partner age, mental health concerns, substance misuse, self-harm, sex work
Format: Yes/No questions with comment fields, signature and date section
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Characterization of Microbial Diversity at Watering Points Along the Upper Isiukhu River in Kakamega County, Kenya Using 16S rRNA Sequencing
Year: Not specified
Region / Location: Upper reaches of River Isiukhu, Kakamega County, Kenya
Geographical Coordinates: Between 34.8372 and 0.2970 (forest) and 34.7448 and 0.2557 (downstream)
Thematic Area: Microbial ecology; freshwater ecosystems; environmental microbiology
Type of Document: Original Research Article
Study Design: Cross-sectional study with random sampling
Sampling Sites: Nine sampling points along the river
Sample Size: 54 water samples and 18 sediment samples
Methodology: Genomic DNA extraction; 16S rRNA sequencing using Illumina MiSeq; taxonomic assignment with QIIME pipeline, RDP and Green Genes databases; data visualization using Emperor
Key Findings: 640,775 quality-filtered sequences; 1,549 OTUs; 99% bacteria and 1% archaea; 40 detected phyla dominated by Proteobacteria, Bacteroidetes, Firmicutes, and Verrucomicrobia
Environmental Context: Areas influenced by agriculture, livestock watering, laundry, bathing, and sewage disposal
Study Focus: Influence of anthropogenic and environmental factors on microbial assemblages
Ecosystem Type: Tropical freshwater river system
Analytical Approach: Targeted metagenomics based on 16S rRNA gene sequencing
Fraser Health Long-Term CareRAI-MDS 2.0Using RAI Outcome Scales and CAPsfor Communication & Care Planning
Note: Year
Theme: Health Care, Long-Term Care
Document Type: Care Plan Guide
Institution: Fraser Health
Target Audience: Healthcare Providers, Care Teams
Declaration of Committee and Ethics Statement for Thesis Submission at Simon Fraser University
Year: YEAR
Region / City: Simon Fraser University
Topic: Academic Thesis, University Requirements
Document Type: Thesis Template
Author: [Firstname Lastname]
Target Audience: Graduate students, Academics
Period of Action: [Term YEAR]
Approval Date: [Date]
Modification Date: N/A
Thesis Template Instructions for Simon Fraser University Library
Year: 2015
Region / City: Burnaby, Canada
Topic: Thesis preparation
Document Type: Instruction manual
Institution: Simon Fraser University Library
Author: Simon Fraser University
Target Audience: SFU students preparing theses, dissertations, extended essays, and projects
Period of Validity: Indefinite
Approval Date: Summer 2015
Modification Date: Not specified
Curriculum Vitae of Ashley Michelle Jimenez Fraser, PhD
Name: Ashley Michelle Jimenez Fraser
Position: Assistant Professor
Institution: Brigham Young University, School of Family Life
Address: 2085 JFSB, Provo, UT 84602, USA
Phone: 801-422-1809
Email: [email protected]
Education: Ph.D. in Family and Human Development, Arizona State University, 2021; M.S. Marriage, Family, and Human Development, Brigham Young University, 2012; B.S. Human Development, Brigham Young University, 2009
Dissertation: Longitudinal Associations of Hope and Prosocial and Civic Behaviors in Emerging Adulthood
Dissertation Chair: Dr. Tracy L. Spinrad
Thesis: The Effects of Social Withdrawal on Prosocial Behavior as Mediated by Emotion-Regulation
Thesis Chair: Dr. Laura M. Padilla-Walker
Publications: 18 peer-reviewed manuscripts listed with journals and impact factors
Manuscripts Under Review: 10 manuscripts under review or revise and resubmit
Research Focus: Prosocial behavior, hope, youth development, media effects, family dynamics
Professional Experience: Faculty at Brigham Young University, School of Family Life
Target Audience: Academic researchers, students in family and human development
Years Active: 2009–present
Graeae Podcast: Disability and Representation – Conversation between Amit Sharma and Mat Fraser
Title: Graeae Podcast: Disability and Representation
Participants: Amit Sharma; Mat Fraser
Organisation: Graeae Theatre Company
Format: Podcast transcript
Series: Graeae and Disability Arts Online
Topic: Disability and Representation
Themes: Disability arts; Political context; Social services cuts; Access to Work; Thatcherism; Cultural discrimination in the arts
Referenced organisations: Graeae Theatre Company; London Disability Arts Forum
Referenced publication: Disability Arts in London (DAIL)
Referenced production: Ubu Roi at Oval House
Referenced film: Judge Dredd (2000 AD adaptation)
Content note: Contains strong language
Fraser High School Band Laura Robinson Whiteside Scholarship Program Application Form
Year: 2021
Region / City: Fraser, Michigan
Topic: Scholarship Application
Document Type: Application Form
Organization / Institution: Fraser High School
Author: Laura Robinson Whiteside Family
Target Audience: Graduating seniors of Fraser High School
Period of Validity: Until April 30, 2021
Approval Date: 2021
Date of Last Changes: 2021
Professor Christophe Fraser
Note: Year
Topic: Pathogen Dynamics, Epidemic Modelling, COVID-19
Document Type: Research Profile
Institution / Organization: Big Data Institute, Wellcome Centre for Human Genetics, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute
Author: Professor Christophe Fraser
Target Audience: Researchers, Public Health Professionals, Medical Practitioners
Academic and Professional Profile of Mila B. Lazarova, Simon Fraser University
Year: 2026
Institution: Simon Fraser University, Beedie School of Business
Location: Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
Position: Associate Professor, Canada Research Chair in Global Workforce Management, Director of Centre for Global Workforce Strategy
Education: Ph.D. in Industrial Relations and Human Resources, Rutgers University; Master of Science in Industrial Relations and Human Resources, Rutgers University; Master of International Economic Relations, University of National and World Economics
Visiting Appointments: Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration, Duke University Exchange Scholar
Publications: Authored and edited multiple books and refereed journal articles on international human resource management, career studies, and global workforce strategy
Awards: GLOBE Best Research Paper Award 2019, Carolyn Dexter Best International Paper Award 2010, International Human Resource Scholarly Research Award 2011, Emerald Literati Network Awards for Excellence 2017
Research Areas: International human resource management, global workforce management, career development, expatriate performance, cross-cultural management
Document Type: Academic CV / Professional Profile
Audience: Academics, researchers, students in business and human resource management
Topics: Bichard 16S Fraser