Items where Author is "Offredy, M."
Number of items: 16.
Article
The anatomy, physiology and pathogenesis of a significant untoward incident. (2009)
M. Offredy,
M. Rhodes
and
Y. Doyle
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Improving health and care for patients by redesigning services: the development and implementation of a clinical assessment service in Harrow Primary Care Trust. (2008)
M. Offredy,
M. Cleary,
A. Bland,
A. Donovan
and
A. Kelshiker
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The use of cognitive continuum theory and patient scenarios to explore nurse prescribers' pharmacological knowledge and decision making. (2008)
M. Offredy,
S. Kendall
and
C. Goodman
Ensuring successful implementation of advanced access in primary care: a qualitative study. (2006)
M. Offredy
A qualitative study of the impact of the implementation of advanced access in primary healthcare on the working lives of general practice staff. (2005)
S. Ahluwalia
and
M. Offredy
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An exploratory study of the role and training needs of one Primary Care Trust's Professional Executive Committee members. (2005)
M. Offredy
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The use of 'think aloud' technique, information processing theory and schema theory to explain decision making between nurse practitioners and general practitioners using patients scenarios. (2005)
M. Offredy
and
E. Meerabeau
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A Critical Account of Gaining Research Governance Approval. (2005)
G. Byrne,
S. Kendall,
J. Morgan
and
M. Offredy
Improving safety and learning : case study of an accident involving medical equipment. (2004)
M. Offredy,
J. Scott
and
R. Moore
Decision-making in primary care : outcomes from a study using patient scenarios. (2002)
M. Offredy
Advanced nursing practice : the case of nurse practitioners in three Australian states. (2000)
M. Offredy
Nurse practitioners in primary care. (2000)
M. Offredy
and
J. Townsend
The nurse practitioner role in New South Wales : development and policy. (1999)
M. Offredy
Nurse practitioners in the United Kingdom : some considerations of the literature. (1998)
M. Offredy
The application of decision making concepts by nurse practitioners in general practice. (1998)
M. Offredy
Personal narratives of young people working in a caring environment. (1995)
M. Offredy