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2014How do women prepare for pregnancy? Preconception experiences of women attending antenatal services and views of health professionalsStephenson, J; Patel, D; Barrett, G; Howden, B; Copas, A; Ojukwu, O; Pandya, P; Shawe, J
2014Educating novice practitioners to detect elder financial abuse: A randomised controlled trialHarries, P; Davies, M; Gilhooly, K; Gilhooly, M; Tomlinson, C
2014'Sexuality in Europe: A twentieth-century history' by Dagmar Herzog (book review)Van Bavel, M; Alldred, P
2014‘It’s like having a day of freedom, a day off from being ill’: Exploring the experiences of people living with mental health problems who attend a community-based arts project, using interpretative phenomenological analysisLawson, J; Reynolds, F; Bryant, W; Wilson, L
2014Which older people decline participation in a primary care trial of physical activity and why: insights from a mixed methods approachRogers, A; Harris, T; Victor, CR; Woodcock, A; Limb, E; Kerry, S; Iliffe, S; Whincup, P; Ekelund, U; Beighton, C; Ussher, M; Adams, F; Cook, DG
2014Economic evaluation of a hospital-initiated intervention for smokers with chronic disease, in Ontario, CanadaMullen, K-A; Coyle, D; Manuel, D; Nguyen, HV; Ba', P; Pipe, AL; Reid, RD
2014The inter-relation between policy and practice for transitions from hospital to home: An ethnographic case study in England’s National Health ServiceShaw, J; Kontos, P; Martin, W; Victor, C
2014“It gave me something big in my life to wonder and think about which took over the space … and not MS”: Managing well-being in multiple sclerosis through art-makingHunt, L; Nikopoulou-Smyrni, P; Reynolds, F
2014Using intermittent self-catheters: Experiences of people with neurological damage to their spinal cordKelly, L; Spencer, S; Barrett, G
2014Moving in an environment of induced sensorimotor incongruence does not influence pain sensitivity in healthy volunteers: A randomised within-subject experimentWand, BM; Szpak, L; George, PJ; Bulsara, MK; O'Connell, NE; Moseley, GM

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