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At last, young people’s voices are being heard about the future of the NHS
Petty, Julia; Whiting, Lisa; Roberts, Sheila; Meager, Gary (2017-09-26) -
Caring for the vulnerable neonate at and after discharge
Whiting, Lisa (Critical Publishing Ltd, 2024-03-18) -
Child health promotion
Whiting, Lisa; Roberts, Sheila (Wiley-Blackwell, 2015) -
ENHANCE: Enhancing resilience and self-efficacy in the parents of children with disabilities and complex health needs
Whiting, Mark; Nash, Avril; Roberts, Sheila; Kendall, Sally (University of Hertfordshire, 2017-10-25) -
ENHANCE: Enhancing resilience and self-efficacy in the parents of children with disabilities or complex health needs
Nash, Avril; Whiting, Mark; Roberts, Sheila; Kendall, Sally (2016-02-11)Purpose: To develop, pilot and evaluate an intervention aimed at enhancing resilience and parenting self-efficacy in parents of children with disabilities or complex health needs. Background: Parenting a child with a ... -
Enhancing resilience and self-efficacy in the parents of children with disabilities and complex health needs
Whiting, Mark; Nash, Avril; Kendall, Sally; Roberts, Sheila (2019-04-11)Aim The principal aim of this study was to develop, pilot and evaluate an intervention intended to support the development of resilience and self-efficacy in parents of children with disabilities or complex health needs. ... -
An evaluation of the National Health Service [NHS] England Youth Forum
Whiting, Lisa; Roberts, Sheila; Etchells, Jenni (University of Hertfordshire, 2015-03-31)More than five decades ago the Platt Report (Ministry of Health, 1959) recommended that hospitalised children needed to be treated differently to adults. It took until the 1980s for evidence to emerge that healthcare staff ... -
An Evaluation of the NHS England Youth Forum
Whiting, Lisa; Roberts, Sheila; Etchells, Jenni; Evans, Kath; Williams, Alice (2016-09-07)More than five decades ago the Platt Report (Ministry of Health, 1959) recommended that hospitalised children needed to be treated differently to adults. It took until the 1980s for evidence to emerge that healthcare staff ... -
Gaining an Empathetic Insight into Parenting: Evaluating Infant Simulator Dolls for Professional Learning
Whiting, Lisa; Petty, Julia; Roberts, Sheila; Littlechild, Brian; Mills, Karen (2024-02-01)The development of an empathetic approach when working with parents and families is fundamental to both social work and children’s nursing; however, opportunities to develop this are limited. RealCare infant simulation ... -
A Guide to Neonatal Care: Handbook For Health Professionals
Petty, Julia; Roberts, Sheila; Whiting, Lisa; Centre for Applied Clinical, Health and Care Research (CACHE); Department of Nursing, Health and Wellbeing; School of Health and Social Work; Psychology and NeuroDiversity Applied Research Unit (Critical Publishing Ltd, 2024-03-18) -
Hybrid simulation helps students to engage more in a scenario than the use of patient simulators? : The students’ perception
Alinier, Guillaume; Harwood, Patricia; Harwood, Colin; Nair, Muralitharam; Peace, Marianne; Roberts, Sheila; Ruparelia, Krishna (2009)Introduction: Simulation is not only about the use of patient simulators[1]. There are various modalities to engage students in simulated activities. This abstract explores the students’ perception of their responses to ... -
"We have a voice”.
Whiting, Lisa; Roberts, Sheila; Petty, Julia; Meager, Gary (2017-11-28)The poster presents the evaluative mixed methods research study that was commissioned by NHS England and undertaken by the Research Involvement and Engagement 2017, 3(Suppl 1) Page 14 of 17 University of Hertfordshire, ... -
Work of the NHS England Youth Forum and its effect on health services.
Whiting, Lisa; Roberts, Sheila; Petty, Julia; Meager, Gary; Evans, Kath (2018-07-11)AIM: To examine the role of members of the NHS England Youth Forum (NHSEYF) and the strategies used to influence health service provision for children and young people. METHOD: An evaluative mixed-methods study was ...