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April Shaw

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Frontiers in Psychiatry|August 28, 2023
Women in mid-life and older age in recovery from illicit drug use: connecting and belongingApril Shaw
Frontiers in Psychiatry|June 3, 2022
Paying Attention to Women's Ageing Bodies in Recovery From Substance UseApril Shaw, Gerda Reith, Lucy Pickering
Tobacco Control|August 20, 2013
How do policy advisors and practitioners prioritise the protection of children from secondhand smoke exposure in a country with advanced tobacco control policy?Deborah Doreen Ritchie, Amanda Amos, April Shaw, et al.
Tobacco Control|May 23, 2012
REFRESH--reducing families' exposure to secondhand smoke in the home: a feasibility studyInga Wilson, Sean Semple, Lynsey M Mills, et al.
Nursing Times|April 9, 2013
Creating smoke-free homes for childrenApril Shaw, Deborah Ritchie, Rachel O'Donnell, et al.
Health Education Research|July 31, 2012
'I'm not doing this for me': mothers' accounts of creating smoke-free homesInga S Wilson, Deborah Ritchie, Amanda Amos, et al.
Nicotine & Tobacco Research : Official Journal of the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco|March 17, 2012
Factors influencing exposure to secondhand smoke in preschool children living with smoking mothersLynsey M Mills, Sean E Semple, Inga S Wilson, et al.
Harm Reduction Journal|March 22, 2017
The acceptability and feasibility of a brief psychosocial intervention to reduce blood-borne virus risk behaviours among people who inject drugs: a randomised control feasibility trial of a psychosocial intervention (the PROTECT study) versus treatment as usualGail Gilchrist, Davina Swan, April Shaw, et al.
Health Technology Assessment (Winchester, England)|December 8, 2025
Optimal provision of opiate substitution therapy and needle and syringe programmes: a multi-method realist evaluationPeter McCulloch, April Shaw, Gail Gilchrist, et al.
Health Technology Assessment (Winchester, England)|December 7, 2017
Preventing blood-borne virus infection in people who inject drugs in the UK: systematic review, stakeholder interviews, psychosocial intervention development and feasibility randomised controlled trialGail Gilchrist, Davina Swan, April Shaw, et al.
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Frontiers in Psychiatry|August 28, 2023
Women in mid-life and older age in recovery from illicit drug use: connecting and belongingApril Shaw
Frontiers in Psychiatry|June 3, 2022
Paying Attention to Women's Ageing Bodies in Recovery From Substance UseApril Shaw, Gerda Reith, Lucy Pickering
Tobacco Control|August 20, 2013
How do policy advisors and practitioners prioritise the protection of children from secondhand smoke exposure in a country with advanced tobacco control policy?Deborah Doreen Ritchie, Amanda Amos, April Shaw, et al.
Tobacco Control|May 23, 2012
REFRESH--reducing families' exposure to secondhand smoke in the home: a feasibility studyInga Wilson, Sean Semple, Lynsey M Mills, et al.
Nursing Times|April 9, 2013
Creating smoke-free homes for childrenApril Shaw, Deborah Ritchie, Rachel O'Donnell, et al.
Health Education Research|July 31, 2012
'I'm not doing this for me': mothers' accounts of creating smoke-free homesInga S Wilson, Deborah Ritchie, Amanda Amos, et al.
Nicotine & Tobacco Research : Official Journal of the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco|March 17, 2012
Factors influencing exposure to secondhand smoke in preschool children living with smoking mothersLynsey M Mills, Sean E Semple, Inga S Wilson, et al.
Harm Reduction Journal|March 22, 2017
The acceptability and feasibility of a brief psychosocial intervention to reduce blood-borne virus risk behaviours among people who inject drugs: a randomised control feasibility trial of a psychosocial intervention (the PROTECT study) versus treatment as usualGail Gilchrist, Davina Swan, April Shaw, et al.
Health Technology Assessment (Winchester, England)|December 8, 2025
Optimal provision of opiate substitution therapy and needle and syringe programmes: a multi-method realist evaluationPeter McCulloch, April Shaw, Gail Gilchrist, et al.
Health Technology Assessment (Winchester, England)|December 7, 2017
Preventing blood-borne virus infection in people who inject drugs in the UK: systematic review, stakeholder interviews, psychosocial intervention development and feasibility randomised controlled trialGail Gilchrist, Davina Swan, April Shaw, et al.
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