ASJC Scopus Subject Areas (4053)
Social Sciences(all) (525)
Health(social science) (41)
Number of items at this level: 41.
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Pregnancy and childbirth in English prisons : institutional ignominy and the pains of imprisonment. (2020)
Laura Abbott,
Hilary Thomas,
Patricia Scott
and
Kathy Weston
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The Blossom Gang: co-producing research on FGM with second-generation young people in the UK. (2023)
Saadye Ali
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Development and Validation of the Body Compassion Questionnaire. (2021)
Emily Beadle,
Alison Cain,
Shazia Akhtar,
Joyce Lennox,
Lauren McGuire
and
Nicholas Troop
“We know that our voices are valued, and that people are actually going to listen”: co-producing an evaluation of a young people’s research advisory group. (2023)
Louca-Mai Brady,
Jacqueline Miller,
Eleri McFarlane-Rose,
Jasmine Noor,
Rhianne Noor
and
Annegret Dahlmann-Noor
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“Fighting the invisible system”: A grounded theory study of the experiences of child protection social workers in England. (2023)
Charlie Brazil,
Lizette Nolte,
Barbara Rishworth
and
Brian Littlechild
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Between loss and restoration: The role of liminality in advancing theories of grief and bereavement. (2024)
Katherine Bristowe,
Liadh Timmins,
Alexandra Pitman,
Debbie Braybrook,
Steve Marshall,
Katherine Johnson,
Michael King,
Anna Roach,
Deokhee Yi,
Kathryn Almack,
Elizabeth Day,
Paul Clift,
Ruth Rose
and
Richard Harding
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Workplace bullying from the perspectives of trainee Clinical Psychologists. (2021)
Lan Rachel Brown,
Barbara Mason
and
Madeline Carter
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Talking Through the Silence: How do Clinical Psychologists who Have Experienced Suicide Bereavement ‘Make Sense’ of Suicide? (2022)
Farah Dauhoo,
Jacqui Gratton,
Jeanette Fuller
and
Lizette Nolte
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Size Acceptance: A Discursive Analysis of Online Blogs. (2018)
Kate Davenport,
Wendy Solomons,
Sylvia Puchalska
and
Joanne McDowell
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Using simulation modelling to transform hospital planning and management to address health inequalities. (2024)
Eren Demir,
Usame Yakutcan
and
Stephen J. Page
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Food security and food practices in later life: A new model of vulnerability. (2021)
Angela Dickinson,
Wendy Wills,
Ariadne Beatrice Kapetanaki,
Sue Halliday,
Faith Ikioda
and
Amy Godfrey-Smythe
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Reflections on developing a blended learning recovery programme for family carers of people who have mental ill-health. (2018)
Joanna Fox,
Anne Marie Smith,
Lizzie Kenedler
and
George Evangelinos
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From training wheels to chemical condoms: exploring the narratives of PrEP discontinuation. (2021)
Jaime Garcia Iglesias
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Data collection in care homes for older adults: A national survey in England. (2023)
Barbara Hanratty,
Arne Wolters,
Ann-Marie Towers,
Karen Spilsbury,
Julienne Meyer,
Anne Killet,
Liz Jones,
Adam Gordon,
Jennifer Burton,
Gizdem Akdur,
Lisa Irvine,
Krystal Warmoth,
Jennifer Liddle
and
Claire Goodman
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Reporting on patient and public involvement (PPI) in research publications: Using the GRIPP2 checklists with lay co-researchers. (2021)
Julia Jones,
Marion Cowe,
Sue Marks,
Tony McAllister,
Alex Mendoza,
Carole Ponniah,
Helena Wythe
and
Elspeth Mathie
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“I don’t want to say the wrong thing”: Mental health professionals’ narratives of feeling inadequately skilled when working with gender diverse adults. (2022)
Jos Twist
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Stigma, intersectionality and motherhood : Exploring the relations of stigma in the accounts of black teenage mothers 'looked after' by the State. (2014)
Nadia Mantovani
and
Hilary Thomas
The Role of Patient and Public Involvement Leads in Facilitating Feedback: “invisible work”. (2020)
Elspeth Mathie,
Nigel Smeeton,
Diane Munday,
Graham Rhodes,
Helena Wythe
and
Julia Jones
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Age-appropriate services for people diagnosed with young onset dementia (YOD): a systematic review. (2017)
Andrea Mayrhofer,
Elspeth Mathie,
Jane McKeown,
Frances Bunn
and
Claire Goodman
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Restricting the advertising of high fat, salt and sugar foods on the Transport for London estate: Process and implementation study. (2022)
Rebecca Meiksin,
Vanessa Er,
Claire Thompson,
Jean Adams,
Emma Boyland,
Thomas Burgoine,
Laura Cornelsen,
Frank de Vocht,
Matt Egan,
Amelia A. Lake,
Karen Lock,
Oliver Mytton,
Martin White,
Amy Yau
and
Steven Cummins
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Evaluating health visitors’ existing knowledge of Down syndrome and the effect of a training workshop. (2019)
Silvana Mengoni
and
Sandra Redman
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Activity Provider-Facilitated Patient and Public Involvement with Care Home Residents. (2024)
Kerry Micklewright,
Anne Killet,
Gizdem Akdur,
Priti Biswas,
Pamela Blades,
Lisa Irvine,
Liz Jones,
Julienne Meyer,
Natalie Ravenscroft,
Hilary Woodhead
and
Claire Goodman
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“My children are my world” : Raising the voices of birth mothers with substantial experience of counselling following the loss of their children to adoption or foster care. (2019)
Hannah Morgan,
Lizette Nolte,
Barbara Rishworth
and
Clarissa Stevens
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Public involvement in UK health and care research 1995–2020: reflections from a witness seminar. (2024)
Marisha Emily Palm,
David Evans,
Sophie Staniszewska,
Louca-Mai Brady,
Bec Hanley,
Kate Sainsbury,
Derek Stewart
and
Paula Wray
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What do family caregivers want from domiciliary care for relatives living with dementia? a qualitative study. (2020)
Kristian Pollock,
Samantha Wilkinson,
Lucy Perry-Young,
Nicola Turner
and
Justine Schneider
Changes in the number and outcome of takeaway food outlet planning applications in response to adoption of management zones around schools in England: A time series analysis. (2024)
John Rahilly,
Alexandra Williams,
Michael Chang,
Steven Cummins,
Daniel Derbyshire,
Suzan Hassan,
Yuru Huang,
Matthew Keeble,
Bochu Liu,
Antonieta Medina-Lara,
Oliver Mytton,
Bea Savory,
Annie Schiff,
Stephen J. Sharp,
Richard Smith,
Claire Thompson,
Martin White,
Jean Adams
and
Thomas Burgoine
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A two-phase qualitative enquiry into storytelling’s potential to support palliative care patient-led change, using a systematic review approach. (2024)
Amanda Roberts
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Continuing bonds with the living : bereaved parents’ narratives of their emotional relationship with their children. (2017)
Sarah Shankar,
Lizette Nolte
and
David Trickey
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Changes to household food shopping practices during the COVID-19 restrictions: Evidence from the East of England. (2022)
Claire Thompson,
Laura Hamilton,
Angela Dickinson,
Rosalind Fallaize,
Elspeth Mathie,
Samantha Rogers
and
Wendy Wills
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A relative absence: exploring professional experiences of funerals without mourners. (2020)
Nicola Turner
and
Glenys Caswell
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Adherence to prophylaxis in adolescents and young adults with severe haemophilia: a qualitative study with healthcare professionals. (2020)
Sandra Van-Os,
Nuala Ryder,
Daniel Hart
and
Nicholas Troop
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‘’It just happens’. Care home residents’ experiences and expectations of accessing GP care. (2018)
Christina Victor,
Sue L Davies,
Angela Dickinson,
Hazel Morbey,
Helen Masey,
Heather Gage,
Katherine Froggatt,
S. Iliffe
and
Claire Goodman
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Co-producing a physical activity intervention with and for people with severe mental ill health–the spaces story. (2023)
Lauren Walker,
Sam Dawson,
Samantha Brady,
Emily Hillison,
Michelle Horspool,
Gareth Jones,
Ellie Wildbore
and
Emily J. Peckham
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Using Online Consultations to Facilitate Health and Social Care Delivery During COVID-19: An Interview Study of Care Home Staff. (2023)
Krystal Warmoth,
Chloe Bennett,
Jennifer Lynch
and
Claire Goodman
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Children's and Young People's Food Practices in Contexts of Poverty and Inequality. (2018)
Wendy Wills
and
Rebecca O'Connell
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The socio-economic boundaries shaping young people’s lunchtime food practices on a school day. (2018)
Wendy Wills,
Giada Danesi,
Ariadni Kapetanaki
and
Laura Hamilton
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Doing and feeling together in older age: self-worth and belonging through social creative activities. (2021)
Emma Wood,
Allan Jepson
and
Raphaela Stadler
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