• Lung cancer patients perceived barriers and facilitators towards exercise: A Q-methodology study 

  Kadiri, Salma ; Mitchell, Helene (Conference)

  Lung cancer surgery patients’ perspectives, perceived barriers and facilitators towards exercise: A Q- Methodology study. Salma Kadiri, Helene Mitchell Objectives: Research has shown that surgical lung cancer patients’ ...
• Consultation Response: Transforming the Response to the Domestic Abuse Bill (HM Government, 2018) Launched by the Prime Minister, Home Secretary and Justice Secretary on 8th March 2018 

  Turgoose, Di (Technical Report)

  On 8th March 2018 the UK Government launched a consultation on the measures to be included in the draft 'Domestic Abuse Bill‘ entitled ‘Transforming the response to Domestic Abuse’. Di Turgoose Co-Convenor of the Sexual ...
• It was never an option not to breastfeed: Exploring breastfeeding experiences and intentions of multigravidae in Southern Nigeria 

  Ogbonna, M. ; Williamson, I. R. ; Mitchell, H. (Article)

  Exclusive breastfeeding rates are generally modest despite its benefits and pertinence in countries with high childhood morbidity and mortality. In order to understand the complexities of successfully promoting breastfeeding, ...
• The evaluation of an interactive web-based pulmonary rehabilitation programme: protocol for the Web SPACE FOR COPD feasibility study 

  Chaplin, E. ; Hewitt, S. ; Apps, L. D. ; Edwards, K ; Brough, C. ; Glab, A ; Bankart, J. ; Jacobs, R. ; Boyce, S. ; Wiliams, J ; Singh, S. (Article)

  Introduction: Pulmonary Rehabilitation (PR) is an evidence-based intervention that has been recommended in guidelines to be available to those who may benefit. However, not all patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary ...
• Business Research Methods 

  Quinlan, Christina ; Babin, Barry ; Carr, Jon ; Griffin, Mitch (Book)

  This textbook aims to provide a balanced introduction to research methods for today’s undergraduate business students. It does this by synthesising rigorous coverage of methodologies with an accessible ‘real-world’ approach. ...
• The development and plot testing of the Self-management Programme of Activity, Coping & Education (SPACE FOR COPD) 

  Apps, L. D. ; Mitchell, Katy E. ; Harrison, S. L. ; Sewell, L. ; Williams, J. E. A. ; Young, H.M.L. ; Steiner, M. ; Morgan, M. ; Singh, S. J. (Article)

  Purpose: There is no independent standardized self-management approach available for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). The aim of this project was to develop and test a novel self-management manual for individuals ...
• Fearing Compassion Has No Effect on Physiological Indicators Despite Changes in Psychological Well-Being 

  Gill, J. K. ; Scase, M. O. (Conference)

  Objectives: Research has not yet understood whether fears of compassion prevent effectiveness of compassionate interventions on physical and psychological well-being. This study anticipated higher fears of compassion would ...
• Protocol for a feasibility study to inform the development of a multi centre randomised controlled trial of asthma-tailored pulmonary rehabilitation versus usual care for individuals with severe asthma 

  Majd, S ; Apps, L. D. ; Hudson, Nicky ; Hewitt, S. ; Eglinton, E ; Murphy, A. ; Bradding, Peter ; Singh, S. ; Green, R ; Evans, R (Article)

  Introduction: Pulmonary rehabilitation with core components of exercise training and multiprofessional education is an integral part of the management of patients with chronic lung disease. International guidelines for ...
• A self-management programme of activity, coping & education - SPACE FOR COPD in primary care: The protocol for a pragmatic trial 

  Bourne, C.L.A. ; Kanabar, P. ; Mitchell, Katy E. ; Schreder, S. ; Houchen-Wolloff, L. ; Bankart, M.J.G ; Apps, L. D. ; Hewitt, S. ; Harvey-Dunstan, T ; Singh, S. J. (Article)

  Introduction National guidance for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) suggests that self-management support be provided for patients. Our institution has developed a standardised, manual-based, supported self- ...
• Indirect effect of hopelessness on depression symptoms through perceived burdensomeness 

  Nalipay, M. J. N. ; Ku, L. (Article)

  Hopelessness theory of depression posits that hopelessness due to negative inferences may serve as a proximal and sufficient cause of depression, while interpersonal theories suggest that interpersonal stress resulting ...
• Mothering Interrupted: Mother-child separation via incarceration in England and Ireland. 

  O'Malley, S. ; Baldwin, Lucy (Book chapter)

  This chapter explore the pains of imprisonment as a mother. The chapter, using the reflections of mothers, who via the authors' research in England and Ireland, highlights the common experience of imprisoned mothers. The ...
• Change management in UKHE – a case study of a large-scale multimedia roll-out at De Montfort University 

  Pettit, I. ; Hall, Richard (Technical Report)

  Implementing large-scale change in organisations requires careful management of the outputs and the effect on those who will be impacted by the change (academic colleagues) and those who will benefit from the change ...
• Health humanities: A democratizing future beyond medical humanities 

  Crawford, P. ; Brown, Brian J. (Book chapter)

  In this chapter we will describe what we mean by ‘health humanities,’ a term – and a movement – which we have been promoting over the last decade, and discuss how this extends and develops the traditional concerns of the ...
• The social capitals of recovery in mental health 

  Brown, Brian J. ; Baker, Sally (Article)

  In this paper we examine the process of recovery in people who have undertaken treatment for mental health problems, based on interviews with 34 participants. We describe their experiences through the lens of social capital, ...
• Disconnected: Exploring provisions for mother-child telephone contact in female prisons serving England and Wales 

  Booth, Natalie (Article)

  Despite a growing body of international work describing the negative consequences of imprisonment for children and families, few studies have explored the accessibility and functionality of prison telephones. Mother-child ...
• Evidence for spatial navigational impairments in hydrocephalus patients without spina bifida 

  Buckley, Matthew G. ; Smith, Alastair D. (Article)
• Report on University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust Full Business Case for relocating Intensive Care Unit Level 3 beds out of Leicester General Hospital 

  Underwood, Janet ; Ruane, Sally ; Reynolds, Kathy (Technical Report)

  The report analyses proposals by University Hospitals of Leicester to relocate level 3 intensive care beds out of the Leicester General Hospital. The report identifies a number of concerns and recommends the proposals be ...
• Walking through doorways differentially affects recall and familiarity. 

  Seel, Sabrina ; Easton, Alex ; McGregor, Anthony ; Buckley, Matthew G. ; Eacott, Madeline J. (Article)
• Enhanced latent inhibition in high schizotypy individuals 

  Granger, Kiri T. ; Moran, Paula, M. ; Buckley, Matthew G. ; Haselgrove, Mark (Article)
• Shape Shifting: Local Landmarks Interfere With Navigation by, and Recognition of, Global Shape 

  Buckley, Matthew G. ; Smith, Alastair D. ; Haselgrove, Mark (Article)

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