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  3 A mixed methods study exploring fatigue in advanced cancer care
  Mar 1, 2021·BMJ30.22
  #1John Curtin (Oxford Brookes University)
  #2Helen Walthall (Oxford Brookes University)H-Index: 9
  Background Many people are living for longer with advanced cancer because of improvements in cancer treatments. Fatigue is the most prevalent and burdensome symptom in this cohort of patients. Thus, many could benefit from any improvements in the management of fatigue. This research explored how fatigue was talked about in advanced cancer care, how oncologists approached it and how patients dealt with it. Methods A mixed methods design combining video-recordings, questionnaires and interviews wa... more
  Jan 12, 2021·Journal of Clinical Nursing1.97
  #1Catherine Henshall (Oxford Brookes University)H-Index: 8
  Last. Paul Carding (Oxford Brookes University)H-Index: 34
  Aims and objectives To review interventions and strategies designed to progress UK clinical academic career pathways in nursing and identify barriers and facilitators to aid wider implementation. Background For over a decade, the UK political agenda has promoted the entry of nurses into clinical academic roles. Partnerships between the National Health Service and academia are known to increase nursing recruitment, retention and quality of care. However, there remains a lack of nurses working in ... more
  Jan 31, 2021·BMJ Open2.50
  #2Zoe Davey (Oxford Brookes University)H-Index: 2
  Objectives The study aim was to explore experiences of patients with pleural mesothelioma of follow-up care in three National Health Service (NHS) Trusts to develop recommendations for practice. Design The study design was qualitative and comprised three interlinked phases: a documentary analysis, interviews and consultation meetings. Altheide and Johnson's Analytic Realism theoretical framework guided the thematic data analysis process. Setting The study was conducted in three NHS Trusts in Sou... more
  Recommendations for improving follow-up care for mesothelioma patients: A qualitative study comprising documentary analysis, interviews and consultation meetings
  #1Catherine HenshallH-Index: 8
  #2Zoe DaveyH-Index: 13
  Jun 20, 2020·International Journal of Nursing Studies3.78
  #1Samuel Bond (Oxford Brookes University)H-Index: 1
  #2Clair Merriman (Oxford Brookes University)H-Index: 6
  Abstract PURPOSE In recent years there has been an increase in international nurses and midwives (trained outside of the European Economic Area) recruited to work in the UK. The aim of this review was to synthesise the most recent qualitative research exploring the experiences of international nurses and midwives as they transition and adapt to living and working in the UK. FINDINGS A systematic literature search using the databases psycINFO, CINAHL, MEDline, Web of Science, as well as Google Sc... more
  Sep 16, 2019·Nurse Researcher
  #1Emma Pascale BlakeyH-Index: 3
  BACKGROUND: Memory, as a concept, is rarely discussed or described in qualitative research. However, memories are central to the stories people tell about their experiences of health and illness, which are often the focus of nursing enquiry. Memories also have the potential to be sensitive or traumatic. AIM: To consider the implications of memory for qualitative research by exploring the following issues: What is memory? What are the implications for using it in research? How can research partic... more
  Erratum: A focused mapping review and synthesis of current practice in qualitative end of life research with the bereaved (Nurse researcher (2019))