translations : Clinical Outcomes in Routine Evaluation (and CST)

Recent papers with perspectives on CORE translations (2): Yassin & Evans (2021)

21/10/2021 / By chris

Created 21.x.21, tweaked reference 20.iv.22 to reflect paper coming out in bound issue of the journal. This follows on from: Recent papers with perspectives on CORE translations (1) Di Biase et al., 2021 as part of a series of posts that I hope will throw helpful light on the translation of self-report mental health/well-being questionnaires. […]

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Recent papers with perspectives on CORE translations (1) Di Biase et al., 2021

15/09/2021 / By chris

Created 15/9/21. For several years now I have been wanting to write something about translating CORE self-report measures (and any psychological questionnaire). I wanted to write something less formal than an academic paper, something more readable for clinicians and perhaps people just interested in questionnaires and in languages. These might give birth to a formal

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GPDR compliance and general update on CORE/CST work

23/05/2018 / By Chris Evans

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

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CST, CORE and the UK “Brexit” vote

03/07/2016 / By Chris Evans

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

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