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Children with Complex Long Term Conditions : The Family Perspective on Services
Bloomfield, L.; Brooks, F.; Shaughnessy, Philomena; Offredy, Maxine (2009) -
Developing a Healthcare Research Proposal : An Interactive Student Guide
Offredy, Maxine (Wiley-Blackwell, 2010)This book is written with the intention of being an introductory research workbook for healthcare professionals who are novices to research. Its primary aim is to demystify the research process. Research needs to be every ... -
Do grandparents matter? : The impact of Grandparenting on the wellbeing of children
Brooks, F.; Klemera, Ellen; Offredy, Maxine; Hill, Clifford; Cook, Letitia; Clark, Rebekah (University of Hertfordshire / Family Matters Institute, 2009)This timely and important report shows the immense value of grandparents in 21st century family life. It reveals a unique relationship that exists between the older generation and the youngest: a relationship of love and ... -
Evaluation of services for children with complex needs : mapping service provision in one NHS Trust
Brooks, F.; Bloomfield, Linda; Offredy, Maxine; Shaughnessy, Philomena (2013)Aim: The aim of this paper is to identify and descriptively map the key characteristics of themodel of service delivery in operation, and to explore the user, carer and professional experience of service provision. This ... -
Information in radiotherapy for men with localised prostate cancer : An integrative review
Gordon, Lynne; Dickinson, Angela; Offredy, Maxine (2019-05)INTRODUCTION: Men with prostate cancer may receive radiotherapy as part of their management. They encounter a range of information related to radiotherapy, and a crucial role for therapeutic radiographers and other healthcare ... -
You cannot choose your family : sociological ambivalence in the hemodialysis unit
Wilson, Patricia M.; Reston, Jonathan D.; Bieraugel, Rebecca; Da Silva Gane, Maria; Wellsted, D.; Offredy, Maxine; Farrington, Ken (2015-01-01)Living with end-stage renal disease is challenging and requires a great deal of self-management, but little is known about the experiences of patients and staff around the subject. We held six focus groups in three ...