• Towards LGBTQ-affirmative cancer care and support: Barriers and opportunities 

  Williamson, I. R. ; Fish, Julie ; Wildbur, D. ; Bell, Katie ; Padley, Wendy ; Brown, Jayne (Conference)

  Background: Survey data suggest that LGBT people report lower levels of satisfaction with healthcare for cancer than heterosexuals. This presentation summarises findings from recent qualitative research to understand the ...
• Valproate preparations for agitation in dementia (Review) 

  Clifton, Andrew ; Narayanan, U. ; Baillon, S.F. ; Luxenburg, J.S. (Article)

  Background Agitation has been reported in up to 90% of people with dementia. Agitation in people with dementia worsens carer burden, increases the risk of injury, and adds to the need for institutionalisation. Valproate ...
• Intersectionality and resistance in youth work: young people, peace and global 'development' in a racialized world 

  Sallah, Momodou ; Ogunnusi, M. ; Kennedy, R. (Book chapter)

  This chapter is framed by the concepts of Critical Race Theory, Critical Peace Education, and Global Youth Work. It departs from a premise that Youth Work can be an effective tool to provoke consciousness (Sallah, 2014) ...
• HIV and gay men in the era of antiretroviral therapy 

  Jaspal, Rusi (Article)

  In the UK, HIV disproportionately affects gay men. Even in the era of antiretroviral therapy (ART), social stigma surrounding HIV has persisted, generating adverse consequences for both prevention and care. First, the ...
• Genotypic Identification of Extended-Spectrum β-Lactamase (ESBL)Producing Enterobacteriaceae from Urinary Tract Infections in the Leicestershire Area, United Kingdom: A One Health Prospective 

  Reid, Ruth ; Al-Bayati, M. ; Samarasinghe, S. (Article)

  Objectives: Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) are one of the most common infections diagnosed in the United Kingdom (UK). The prevalence of Extended-Spectrum-Β-Lactamase (ESBL) producing UTIs has dramatically risen, limiting ...
• Natural Products for Use in Antimicrobial Microcapsules for Textiles: Novel and Green 

  Shen, Jinsong ; Laird, Katie ; Soroh, A. (Presentation)

  Axillary odour, athlete’s foot, eczema and infected wounds, are all conditions that are caused by organisms such as Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus epidermidis, Trichophyton rubrum, Escherichia coli and Pseudomonas ...
• Marginalisation of men in family planning texts: An analysis of training manuals 

  Wilson, Amanda D. ; Fylan, F. ; Gough, Brendan (Article)

  Objective: Men’s engagement in family planning has become part of the global health agenda; however, little is known about the training manuals health practitioners’ use and how these manuals describe and explain men’s ...
• Do you know how to use a condom? – UK nurse practitioners’ conversation about men and family planning 

  Wilson, Amanda D. (Article)

  Introduction: Health professionals have been identified as central to encouraging men to take an active part in family planning. The aim of this article is to understand nurse practitioners’ conversations about men as ...
• Put It in Your Shoe It Will Make You Limp: British Men’s Online Responses to a Male Pill 

  Wilson, Amanda D. (Article)

  This article analyzes online interactions between British men and other online readers’ comments in response to two news articles focused on a male contraceptive pill. The aim of the study was to explore how British men’s ...
• Deutsche transkulturelle Übersetzung des Injustice Experience Questionnaire (IEQ) 

  Niederstrasser, Nils Georg ; Steiger, B ; Welsh, K ; Hartmann, S ; Nilges, P ; Ljutow, A ; Ettlin, D (Article)

  Introduction: Occupational and social rehabilitation is influenced by perceived injustice as a result of injury. To assess perceived injustice, the Injustice Experience Questionnaire (IEQ) has been developed and is available ...
• Stage Play Review: The Egg Rumour 

  Baldwin, K. (Article)

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• Using workload measurement tools in diverse care contexts: the experience of staff in mental health and learning disability inpatient settings 

  Fanneran, Tina ; Brimblecombe, Neil ; Bradley, Eleanor ; Gregory, Steve (Article)

  Abstract Accessible summary What is known on the subject? Difficulties with the recruitment and retention of qualified nursing staff have resulted in nursing shortages worldwide with a consequential impact on the ...
• Traversing the Services: A Constructivist Grounded Theory of Admission in Two Adult Acute Mental Health Inpatient Wards 

  Fanneran, Tina ; Bradley, Eleanor ; McNally, David (Article)

  It is increasingly acknowledged that service-user satisfaction and experience are fundamental to the achievement of high quality care delivery worldwide. Research in this area identifies a need to capture the experience ...
• A national survey of adult safeguarding in NHS mental health services in England and Wales 

  Fanneran, Tina ; Kingston, Paul ; Bradley, Eleanor (Article)

  Background: Following the introduction of the No Secrets (DH, 2000) guidance, the implementation and development of adult safeguarding practices and procedures across national services has become an ongoing endeavour. ...
• A 10-year history of perinatal care at the Brockington Mother and Baby Unit Stafford 

  Green, Debra J ; Hofberg, K. ; Carr, C. ; Fanneran, Tina ; Sumathipala, A. (Article)

  Perinatal mother and baby units are an essential service for women suffering from perinatal mental illness by allowing the baby to stay with the mother whilst receiving inpatient mental health care. Such units enable the ...
• An exploration of how women in the UK perceive the provision of care received in an early pregnancy assessment unit: an interpretive phenomenological analysis 

  Furber, L. ; Norton, Wendy (Article)

  Objective The objective of the study was to explore how women experience care within an early pregnancy assessment unit (EPAU) and how they are helped to understand, reconcile and make sense of their loss and make informed ...
• Integrated care systems in the English NHS: A critical view 

  Ruane, Sally (Article)

  The article offers those working in child health care an examination of the evolution of the broader health policy context in England since 2012. While policy has attempted to transform the English NHS into what is described ...
• Venturing into the visual voice: combining photos and interviews in phenomenological inquiry around marginalisation and chronic illness 

  Papaloukas, P. ; Williamson, I. R. ; Quincey, Kerry (Article)

  In this article, we present a reflection on the research process of combining photographs with phenomenologically oriented interviews. Two studies in the field of chronic illness with marginalised individuals (lesbian, ...
• Co-production: facilitating evidence based practice 

  Clifton, Andrew ; Nobel, Jane (Book chapter)
• Fundamentals of mental health nursing: an essential guide for nursing and healthcare students. 

  Clifton, Andrew (Book)

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